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MS. Laud Misc. 173

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Saints’ lives. A) Mainz Charterhouse s. xv1 || B) Germany, s. xiv2 || C) Germany, s. xivin || D) Mainz Charterhouse (?); s.…

MS. Laud Misc. 44

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Saints’ lives; A) (fols. 1–10) Southern France, s. xiii; B) (fols. 11–49) Italy (?), s. xiiex; C) (fols. 50–54) Germany, Mainz…

MS. Laud Misc. 456

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Odo of Cluny, Epitome Moralium s. Gregorii in Iob. France/South of the Loire, s. ix2/4.

MS. Laud Misc. 650

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Peter of Blois, Epistolae (selection). Southern France, s. xiv2.

St John's College MS 98

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Theological miscellany

St John's College MS 111

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Anselm of Laon, gloss on Matthew

St John's College MS 197

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Medical miscellany

MS. Bodl. 218

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Bede, etc. — Multiple dates; Multiple places of origin

MS. Laud Misc. 379

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Humbert de Romans, De eruditione praedicatorum II.2; France, 14th century

MS. Rawl. G. 52

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Priscian, etc. — c. 1200; France, North (?)

MS. Rawl. G. 93

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Aristotle — 1484–1494; French

MS. Rawl. liturg. e. 15

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Book of Hours, Use of Coutances — 15th century, first half; French, Normandy

Exeter College MS. 69

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Gautier de Châtillon, Alexandreis; N. France?, A 1288; B 1290

MS. Rawl. G. 35

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Cicero — 15th century, end; France

MS. Hatton 42

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Canon law

MS. Fr. e. 32

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La Chevalerie Vivien, Aliscans — 12th century, late–13th century, early; French, East or North-east

MS. Digby 23

Contents:
This composite manuscript is famous for its second part, which contains the earliest copy of the Chanson de Roland. Written in…

MS. Kennicott 13

Contents:
Bible — c. 1100; Multiple places of origin

MS. Auct. F. 2. 8

Contents:
Works of Virgil with glosses (The Oxford Virgil); French, 9th century, first half

MS. Ashmole 1522

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Alexander de Villa Dei, Petrus de Dacia, etc. — 14th century, first half; England or France