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MS. Ashmole 1432

Contents:
Medical recipes, Treatise on hawks (Book of Hawking) (fragment) — 15th century (?); English
Medical recipes — 15th century; English
Medical recipes — 15th century, end; English
Herbal (Agnus castus), Medical/herbal recipes, etc. — 15th century; English
Petrus Hispanus, Ps.-Cleopatra, etc. — 15th century, end
Medical recipes — 16th century, late - 17th century, beginning; English
Medical recipes, Legal and administrative documents — 16th century (?); English
Medical recipes — 17th century, beginning; English

MS. Bowyer 2

Contents:
Statutes of Pisa — 15th century; Italian, Pisa

MS. Canon. Misc. 227

Contents:
Statutes of Treviso — 15th century and 16th century; Italian

MS. Canon. Misc. 274

Contents:
Antoninus, archbishop of Florence, Tito Novelli, etc. — 15th century

MS. Canon. Misc. 435

Contents:
Jacobus de Belviso, Roffredus Beneventanus, etc. — 15th century

Exeter College MS. 115

Contents:
Yearbooks, in French, English, and Latin; London?, England, s. xvex

MS. Hamilton 23

Contents:
Konrad von Soltau on the Sentences; canon law; papal formularies. Germany, presumably Erfurt, early 15th century.

MS. Hamilton 56

Contents:
A Augustinus de Ancona, etc.; B, C Sermons. Germany (in part Erfurt OCart?), 15th century

Hertford College MS. 41

Contents:
Fragments of manuscripts and covers removed from bindings.

MS. Lat. misc. a. 3

Contents:
Fragments, 7th-17th centuries

MS. Lat. misc. b. 13

Contents:
Guardbook of fragments: the following description is incomplete

MS. Lat. misc. e. 93

Contents:
Oxford formularies of the school of William Kingsmill; English, 15th century

MS. Rawl. statutes 36

Contents:
Form of electing a bishop, abbot, prior, etc. in the diocese of Lichfield, incorporating copies of documents of 1500–1521 — c. 1520–1530; English, Lichfield or nearby
Statutes of Lichfield Cathedral — 15th century; English, Lichfield or nearby