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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. 264

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Romance of Alexander — 1338–1344; Flemish
Marco Polo, etc. — c. 1400; English

MS. Douce 51

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Untitled work or fragment — c. 1490; Flemish
Untitled work or fragment — c. 1500; French

MS. Douce 381

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Life of St. Juliana — 13th century
Adam Ross — 13th century
The Destruction of Troy — 13th century
Characters of first eighteen days of the month in relation to good and ill fortune — 15th century
Martijn van Thorout — 14th century, second half; Dutch
Romance of Garin de Montglane (?) — 15th century
Songs — 15th century, late
Songs with music — 14th century, late (?)
Chanson de Jérusalem — 13th century
Collectar and Hymnal — 13th century
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MS. Douce 383

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Hélie de Boron — before 1500; Flemish
Collectar — 15th century
Calendar — c. 1400; English
Law dictionary — 1338; Italian, Pisa

MS. Douce d. 19

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Collection of illuminated and historiated initials cut from various MSS.

MS. Lat. liturg. d. 16

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Liturgical fragments, accessioned before 1976, mostly from bindings of Bodleian MSS and printed books.

MS. Lat. liturg. f. 2

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Bridget of Sweden, etc. — 14th century, late - 15th century, early; France or Flanders, with additions in England

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…