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MS. Rawl. G. 22

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Psalter, French lyric, etc. — 12th century, second half; English, North-East (?)

MS. Rawl. poet. 32

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Fifteenth-century anthology made up of composite parts, comprising poems on good manners and religious devotion, the Brut…

MS. Rawl. poet. 137

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William Langland — 15th century, first half; English

MS. Selden Supra 53

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Thomas Hoccleve and John Lydgate: Poetry on governance and death

St John's College MS 86

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John Arderne, Works

St John's College MS 98

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Theological miscellany

St John's College MS 138

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The Prick of Conscience

St John's College MS 173

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Religious miscellany: Bernard, Augustine, Aquinas etc.

St John's College MS 190

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Preaching materials: tracts and sermons

St John's College MS 195

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Richard Rolle, Latin Psalter and Parce michi; Phillip Karmerlyn on the decretals; John of Sacro Bosco, De sphera; ‘Disticha…

St John's College MS 209

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‘Epitome chronicarum cenobij de Bury’‘Epitome chronicarum cenobij de Bury’

MS. Tanner 169*

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Psalter with missal and breviary; England, Chester (?); 12th century, end (c. 1192–1193 (?)), with later additions

MS. Top. Kent d. 3

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Cartulary of St. Laurence's Hospital, Canterbury — 14th century, late; English, Canterbury

Trinity College MS. 93

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Summary of the Bible in English from Genesis to the beginning of James — 15th century, early; England

University College MS. 96

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General Prologue to the Wycliffite Bible, A list of books in the Wycliffite Bible in English in the usual order of the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible, with the number of chapters in each book in Roman numerals, etc. — 15th century, second quarter; England