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Christ Church MS. 378

Contents:
‘The Book of Orts’

MS. Hamilton 23

Contents:
Konrad von Soltau on the Sentences; canon law; papal formularies. Germany, presumably Erfurt, early 15th century.

Hertford College MS. 41

Contents:
Fragments of manuscripts and covers removed from bindings.

MS. Lat. bib. b. 1

Contents:
Guardbook of biblical fragments

MS. Lat. liturg. a. 8

Contents:
Guardbook of liturgical fragments

MS. Lat. liturg. b. 7

Contents:
Guardbook of liturgical and other fragments

MS. Lat. liturg. b. 17

Contents:
Guardbook of liturgical fragments acquired 1976-2021

MS. Lat. liturg. d. 16

Contents:
Breviary (portable) — 14th century, late; Dutch
Missal — c. 1100; English
Missal — 15th century; German
Calendar — 14th century
Collectar — 12th century
Psalter — 15th century
Breviary (portable) — 14th century; French (?)
Breviary (portable) — 14th century; Dutch
Breviary (portable) — 14th century
Sacramentary — 12th century; French
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MS. Lat. misc. a. 3

Contents:
Fragments, 7th-17th centuries

MS. Lat. misc. b. 12

Contents:
Guardbook: miscellanous fragments, mainly of legal works

MS. Lat. misc. b. 23

Contents:
Guardbook of miscellaneous accessions in Latin acquired 1976 onwards, primarily of medieval fragments

MS. Lat. misc. b. 26

Contents:
Manuscript fragments and documents accumulated by N. R. Ker (1908–82) , from sources not now identifiable (but most show traces…

MS. Lat. misc. c. 17

Contents:
Guardbook of fragments

MS. Lat. th. b. 2

Contents:
Guardbook of fragments.

MS. Lat. th. b. 3

Contents:
Guardbook of fragments

MS. Lat. th. c. 10

Contents:
Guardbook of fragments

MS. Laud Lat. 29

Contents:
New Testament (glossed). Composite: A: Italy, s. xiiiex || B: (Northern?) Italy, s. xiimed || fol. 25: German, s. xi/xii.

MS. Lawn medieval 18

Contents:
Guardbook of fragments — 11th century – 16th century; Flemish (?), French, English, German, Italian