The Western Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge: Class O [Gale mss

Trinity College (University of Cambridge). Library, Montague Rhodes James

University Press, 1902 - Manuscripts

Contents

• Contents: 1
• Paschasius Ratbert plaudo suo salutem: 3
• St Albans in B 5: 5
• Tract Joh de burdegala extractus in lingua anglicana: 6
• 210 38 wants 8 4º 58 68 710 88 98: 8
• Epistola Paschasii Fredugardo: 29
• MEDICA O 1 59: 76
• 7: 87
• xvi plainly written: 185
• leaf: 215
• and xiii in many hands: 248
• 12 canc ? 7 84 98 112 128 13 14: 257
• PSALTERIUM: 270
• O 3 16: 286
• near 1300 in a magnificent English hand with fine ornaments: 288
• Constitutiones Othoboni 55: 330
• 99: 343
• leaf of each: 351
• CONSTITUTIONES PROVINCIALES: 368
• BIBLIA SACRA: 370
• Response Regnauit dominus etc xv: 384
• Capitula 29: 386
• written: 397
• Cent xv in a current hand: 398
• Esdras Nehemias Tobit Judith Esther: 403
• BESSARION: 406
• The remedies are arranged alphabetically beginning with Aqua: 408
• fo in libro filii: 411
• Two blank leaves follow: 417
• are erased: 422
• III: 426
• 186: 432
• Cent xiii finely written in England: 435
• Εὐχὴ εἰς τὴν ὑπεραγίαν θεοτόκον: 437
• 2: 438
• qui est trinus et unus amen: 441
• Collectiones de Re Navali veterum: 443
• 7: 446
• Gold ground: 454
• the recto: 455
• neat ornaments: 458
• Cent xvi clearly written: 459
• In a small hand: 460
• 99: 467
• Kal Mar Juliane V M in: 468
• Ends f: 473
• Registrum Brevium Droit patent: 475
• Reductio sciencie astronomie ad medicinalem facultatem: 478
• Intentio o in hoc opere est reprehendere quemdam emulum: 481
• 17: 485
• 106: 489
• 137: 491
• Seneca Ad Callionem de remediis fortuitorum bonorum: 492
• 526: 494
• Inc constitutiones Oxon 113: 496
• 46: 499
• f i: 503
• 1716: 507
• 99: 513
• Inc liber ii: 514
• 101: 519
• CATALOGUE of the GALE MANUSCRIPTS I: 524
• Explicit liber ПEPYOYCEON MEPIcmoy hoc est de nature: 529

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Bibliographic information

• Title: The Western Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge: Class O [Gale mss; Volume 3 of The Western Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, Trinity College (University of Cambridge). Library; Volume 3 of The Western Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge: A Descriptive Catalogue, Trinity College (University of Cambridge). Library
• Authors: Trinity College (University of Cambridge). Library, Montague Rhodes James
• Publisher: University Press, 1902
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Mar 30, 2006