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MS. Douce 147

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Vegetius, Walter Map, etc. — c. 1400; English
Alanus de Insulis, John of Limoges, etc. — c. 1400; English

MS. Douce 149

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Vegetius — 13th century, end; French

MS. Douce 150

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La vie des anciens peres — 13th century end; French

MS. Douce 151

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Bestiary — c. 1300; English

MS. Douce 152

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Book of Hours, Use of Amiens — 15th century, end; French

MS. Douce 154

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La vie des anciens peres — c. 1300

MS. Douce 156

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The Prick of Conscience — 14th century, end; England

MS. Douce 157

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The Prick of Conscience — c. 1400; England

MS. Douce 158

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Thomas Hoccleve — 15th century, second quarter; English

MS. Douce 159

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Abbreviamentum statutorum 1444/1445 — 15th century, middle; England

MS. Douce 165

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Jacques de Longuyon — 14th century, first half; French

MS. Douce 167

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Bestiary — 13th century, third quarter; English

MS. Douce 168

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Olivier de la Marche, Amé de Montgesoie — 16th century, middle; Flemish

MS. Douce 174

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Legendary, Passio sanctorum apostolorum Petri et Pauli, etc. — 11th century, end; France, North

MS. Douce 176

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Gospel lectionary — c. 800; Multiple places of origin

MS. Douce 177

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Pierre Bersuire — 15th century, first half (?); English

MS. Douce 178

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L'Estoire del saint Graal, Merlin en prose, etc. — c. 1270; Italian, Bologna

MS. Douce 180

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Apocalypse with commentaries ('The Douce Apocalypse'); England (?Westminster), c. 1265–1270

MS. Douce 182

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Ordinances of Charles VI of France for the regulation of single combat, issued in 1406 — c. 1460–1470

MS. Douce 185

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Homiliary; Germany (Westphalia), 14th century, first quarter, with additions