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MS. Bodl. 565

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William Wey; England (?Edington), 1462 × 1476

MS. Bodl. 692

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Notebook of Dr. John Lawerne monk of Worcester, D.D. of Gloucester College, Oxford — c. 1442–1449; English, Oxford

MS. Digby 2

Contents:
William of Montoriel, Ricardus Sophista (13th cent.), etc. — 13th century, end (in part 1282); English, Oxford (?)

MS. e Mus. 52

Contents:
Bernardus Provincialis, Johannes de Rupescissa, etc. — 15th century, middle or second half – 16th century, early (partly after 1511); English

MS. e Mus. 198

Contents:
Register of writs, Extract from 'Bernardus', etc. — 14th century, second quarter (after 1333); English

MS. Lat. misc. d. 69

Contents:
Writing exercises, Indenture of Lodewycus Pole to William Lyne ‘dauber’ of London, etc. — 1456/7 or soon after, with later additions; English, Oxford

MS. Lat. th. d. 1

Contents:
Sermons — 1430–1436; English

MS. Laud Misc. 416

Contents:
Peter Idley, Vegetius, etc. — 15th century (in part 1459); English

MS. Lyell 34

Contents:
Chronicle of England (Brut Chronicle) to 1461 — c. 1461; English

Merton College MS. 204

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N. 2. 1
Contents:
SPECULUM HUMANAE VITAE &c; 1446–9

MS. Selden Supra 56

Contents:
Geoffrey Chaucer — 1441; England. As Henry VI became king on 1 September 1422, the Explicit (see above) fixes the date that the manuscript was written to the first eight months of 1441. Language of NE Lincolnshire, mixed with a Leicestershire component (A Linguistic Atlas of Late Mediaeval English [Aberdeen, 1986], vol. 1. 152)

MS. Top. gen. c. 62

Contents:
Cartulary of Sir John de Norwich (d. 1362), relating to properties in Norfolk and Suffolk — 14th century, c. 1353 (fols. 6–49), with later additions; English