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MS. Bodl. 39

Contents:
Collectanea of St Mary's Abbey, York

MS. Bodl. 354

Contents:
Alcuin, Sulpicius Severus, etc. — 12th century, first half; England

MS. Canon. Ital. 194

Contents:
Ps.-Jerome — 15th century, middle; Italian, North
Costantin Bisanzio — 18th century

MS. Canon. Pat. Lat. 113

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John Cassian, Iacobus de Voragine, etc. — 11th century, second half (fol. 75: 12th century); Germany (?)

MS. Digby 96

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Godwin of Salisbury, etc.

MS. Hatton 42

Contents:
Canon law

MS. Lat. hist. d. 4

Contents:
Historical collections, A: Italian, 14th cent.; B: English, 13th-14th cent

MS. Laud Misc. 44

Contents:
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. 677

Contents:
Henricus Suso; Peter of Limoges; Alexander of Roes. A) (fols 1–5; 242–243) Mainz Charterhouse, s. xvin; B) (fols 6–241)…

MS. Laud Misc. 725

Contents:
John Cassian, Robert of Cricklade — 12th century, end; English, Reading Inscribed, Hic est liber sancte Marie de Rading’. Quem qui celauerit. uel fraudem de eo fecerit⹎ anathema sit. (fol. ir)

MS. Lyell 68

Contents:
Rule of St. Clare (in German); Germany (Klarenthal), 1457

Merton College MS. 177

Former shelfmark:
A. 1. 5
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HOMILIES OF BEDE AND Ps.-EUSEBIUS GALLICANUS; S. XII 3/4

MS. Rawl. C. 440

Contents:
Lives of Saints — 14th century, first half; English

MS. Rawl. D. 893

Contents:
Guardbook of manuscript fragments

St John's College MS 65

Contents:
Richard Fitzralph, Sermons

St John's College MS 98

Contents:
Theological miscellany

MS. Top. Lincs. d. 1

Contents:
Cartulary of Nun Cotham nunnery — 13th–14th centuries, with additions to at least 1524; English