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MS. Ashmole 342

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Composite manuscript: prognostication, astronomy, medicine, etc., in Latin, Middle English and French; England (?), 13th-15th…

MS. Ashmole 970

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Treatises on rhetoric and prosody

MS. Bodl. 487

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William of Nottingham, Donatus, etc. — c. 1500; English

MS. Canon. Ital. 196

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Giovanbattista Palatino — after 1541; Italian, Rome

MS. e Mus. 63

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Thomas Norton, George Ripley — 16th century, early; English
Alchemical treatises and poems, Grammatical treatise and other texts — 16th century, middle; English

MS. Holkham misc. 39

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Latin-English dictionary, with additions in Latin and English; England, early 16th century

MS. Lat. misc. a. 3

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Fragments, 7th-17th centuries

MS. Lat. misc. b. 26

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Manuscript fragments and documents accumulated by N. R. Ker (1908–82) , from sources not now identifiable (but most show traces…

MS. Lat. misc. c. 17

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Guardbook of fragments

MS. Lat. misc. e. 85

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Vocabulary (Verbale), Vocabulary (Nominale) — 15th century; English
Sermon for Easter Day, Poem attacking Protestant reformers, etc. — 16th century; English
John Mandeville — 16th century; English

MS. Rawl. D. 913

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Guardbook of fragments

MS. Rawl. D. 1226

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Greek - Latin vocabulary, Treatises on Greek grammar — 16th century, beginning; English

MS. Selden Supra 95

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Italian-Dalmatian vocabulary — 16th century
Historia de illo celebri in Vienna conuentu trium regum Sigismundi Polonie, Wladislai Hungarie et Bohemie, [et] Ludouici filij eius cum Maximiliano Cæsare, qui fuit anno 1515 — 16th century
Calendar, Use of Sarum (London) — after c. 1444; English, London