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MS. Add. A. 109

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Harmony of the Gospels — 1388; Italian

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 88

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Seneca — 1399; Italian, Cividale del Friuli

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 112

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Bellino Bissolo, Marchetto da Padova, etc. — 1325; Italy, Padua

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 257

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Cicero, Macrobius — 1383; Italian, Bologna

MS. Canon. Ital. 29

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Egidio Colonna — 1334; additions, 14th century, end; Italian, Bologna or Venice (?)

MS. Canon. Liturg. 376

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Gospel Lectionary, Carthusian Use — before 1402; Italian, Milan

MS. Canon. Misc. 219

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Walter Segrave, William Heytesbury, etc. — 14th century, end, and 15th century (in part 1392–3 and 1395); at least in part Italy, Padua

MS. Canon. Misc. 356

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Thomas of Cantimpre — 14th century; Italy, Portugruaro

MS. Canon. Misc. 381

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Marsilius of Inghen (?), Marsilius of Inghen, etc. — 1386; Italy

MS. Canon. Misc. 450

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Les faits des Romains, Roman d'Hector et Hercule — 1384; Italian, Verona

MS. D'Orville 25

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Statius — c. 1400 and (fols. 171–8) 1464; Italy

MS. Douce 196

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Roman de Troie — 1323; Italian, Verona

MS. Douce 339

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Statutes of the Council of Forty at Venice with additions up to 1401 — before 1401 (1394?); Italy, Venice

MS. Ital. b. 1

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Book of payments for rent (?) on an estate in Avignon (?), 1382–1393 — Italy
Letter — 1526; Italy

MS. Lat. liturg. a. 4

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Gradual and Antiphonal (Ambrosian) — 1399; Italian, Milan

MS. Lat. misc. f. 31

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Notarial instruments — 1394–1396; Italian, Albino (?)

MS. Laud Misc. 651

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Serapion the Younger, Serapion the Elder — 1322; Italian, Bologna (?)

MS. Rawl. C. 889

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Petrus Comestor — 1325; Italian (?)

St John's College MS 116

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Seneca, Epistolae ad Lucillium

MS. Tanner 190

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Marino Sanudo — c. 1321–1324; Italian, Venice