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MS. Broxb. 84.14

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Privilege of Juan I, King of Castile and Leon, to the monastery of S. Maria de Valparaiso, diocese of Zamora — 1379; Spanish

MS. Broxb. 85.1

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Psalter — 15th century, third quarter; French, Burgundy

MS. Broxb. 85.3

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Prayers — c. 1500; Netherlandish

MS. Broxb. 85.5

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Devotions — 15th century; Netherlandish

MS. Broxb. 85.9

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Book of Hours — 15th century; French

MS. Broxb. 86.1

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Grant of land to St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, London — 1448; English, London

MS. Broxb. 89.1

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Breviary — 15th century, late; Italian, Ferrara

MS. Broxb. 89.2

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Cistercian statutes and list of abbots — 15th century, late; French

MS. Broxb. 89.6

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Rule and Statutes of the Grey Sisters (Franciscan Third Order) — c. 1520; Flemish

MS. Broxb. 89.7

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Psalter/Breviary — c. 1490–1500; Netherlandish, South Holland

MS. Broxb. 89.8

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Book of Hours — c. 1465–1470; Netherlandish, North

MS. Broxb. 89.9

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Bible — 13th century; French, Paris

MS. Broxb. 89.10

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Psalter/Book of Hours — c. 1460–1470; Netherlandish, Haarlem (?)

MS. Broxb. 89.11

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Prayer book — c. 1455; Flemish

MS. Broxb. 89.12

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Cistercian statutes — 14th century, second half; English

MS. Broxb. 89.13

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Book of Hours — 15th century; Netherlandish

MS. Broxb. 89.14

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(not specified in handlist)

MS. Broxb. 89.15

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Calendar, Franciscan — c. 1443; Italian

MS. Broxb. 90.28

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Homily — 11th century; English

MS. Don. c. 42

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Guard book of letters and papers, 15th - 17th cent, Testimonial in Italian for Tempo de Empoli from Piero II de' Medici, addressed to Francesco di Giuliano de' Medici, 1483