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MS. Ashmole 1524

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Eusebius Gallicanus, Origen, etc. — 11th century or 12th century; English
Peter of Poitiers — 13th century, beginning; English
Boethius — 12th century, middle; Flemish (?)
Register of John de Sautre, abbot of Ramsey — 13th century, late - 14th century, early; English
'Computation of the Tymes' from Creation — 16th century, second half; English
Richard Rolle, etc. — 15th century; English

MS. Bodl. 423

Contents:
Sermons, Theological notes and extracts — 12th century, end; English
Ailred of Rievaulx, etc. — c. 1430-1440; English
The Craft of Dying — 15th century, middle; English
The Prick of Conscience — 15th century, first half; English
John Capgrave — 15th century, middle; English

MS. Douce Charters a. 1

Contents:
Charters, 1147-1596 — English

MS. e Mus. 66

Contents:
Bede, Franco — c. 1110-1140; English, Canterbury, St. Augustine's
Arator — late 6th or early 7th century; Multiple places of origin

MS. Eng. hist. a. 2

Contents:
Charters and papers (The Crawford Charters) — 10th century - 18th century; English

MS. Rawl. B. 484

Contents:
Collectanea of Sir James Ware, comprising fragments, extracts and notes mostly on Ireland but including (fol. 85) cutting without text from a Psalter, English, Winchester, 10th century, second quarter — 10th century - 17th century; English, Winchester (in part)

MS. Rawl. D. 894

Contents:
Ferial Psalter, use of Sarum (cutting), Evangelistary, etc. — 8th century - 15th century; English, Netherlands (?) (fols. 81-8)

MS. Selden Supra 90

Contents:
John Somer — 15th century, second quarter (c. 1434 (?)); English
Church documents — 12th century, late (1192 or after)
Astronomical tables with a Flemish calendar — c. 1180; Flemish (?)
The manner & forme of the Coronation of the Kinges of Scotland — 16th century; English
Narracio breuis et compendiosa rerum mirabilium regni Chinæ — c. 1600