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MS. Ashmole 1511

Contents:
Bestiary ('The Ashmole Bestiary'); England, early 13th century

MS. Barocci 129

Contents:
Zonaras 13th cent.

MS. Barocci 133

Contents:
A–H, mainly 13th and 14th cent.

MS. Bodl. 764

Contents:
Bestiary, Adam names the animals, etc. — 1240s; English

MS. Canon. Misc. 172

Contents:
Latin works of L. B. Alberti; Italy, c. 1487

MS. Douce 85

Contents:
John of Seville, Epistola Aristotelis ad Alexandrum de regimine sanitatis (recension of Thomas of Cantimpré); Thomas of…

Exeter College MS. 15

Contents:
Vincent of Beauvais, Speculum naturale; England, s. xiiiex

Exeter College MS. 35

Contents:
Medica; England, ss. xiiimed–xivin

Exeter College MS. 50

Contents:
Albertanus Brixiensis, De amore et dilectione Dei; Honorius Augustodunensis, Imago mundi; England, s. xv1

MS. Gr. class. d. 71 (P)

Contents:
Untitled work or fragment — 3rd century; Egyptian, Theadelphia
Work on hunting (?) — 3rd century; Egyptian, Theadelphia

MS. Laud Misc. 129

Contents:
Theological miscellany; Germany, 9th century, beginning

MS. Laud Misc. 203

Contents:
Theological composite manuscript. A) (fols vi–70) Germany (?), s. xiiiex/xivin; B) (fols 71–82) Avignon, 1343; C) (fols 83–97)…

MS. Lyell 54

Contents:
Computistical collection

Merton College MS. 249

Former shelfmark:
B. 1. 7
Contents:
VARIA; S. XIII in.

St John's College MS 17

Contents:
+ British Library, Cotton Nero C.vii, fols. 80–4, Computistical miscellany

St John's College MS 61

Contents:
Bestiary

St John's College MS 178

Contents:
Miscellany: medicine and astronomy; Bestiary; Guillaume de Conches, Dragmaticon; Cato and glossaries in Anglo-Norman