List of manuscripts in the Cotton library

101:. (Domitian had only one shelf, perhaps because it was over the door). In each press, each shelf was assigned a letter; manuscripts were identified by the bust over the press, the shelf letter, and the position of the manuscript (in Roman numerals) counting from the left side of the shelf. Thus, the Lindisfarne Gospels, Nero B.iv, was the fourth manuscript from the left on the second shelf (shelf B) of the press under the bust of Nero. For Domitian and Augustus, which had only one shelf each, the shelf letter was left out of the press-mark. The 134: 2831:(b. 1303, d. 1373), known as the Liber celestis revelationum (Heavenly Book of Revelations), and the only extant Middle English translation of the Epistola solitarii ad reges (The Solitary's Letter to Kings) of Alfonso of Pecha (b. 1330, d. 1389), Bishop of Jaén. Alfonso wrote the Epistola as a preface to the final (eighth) book of the Liber, in which he defends Birgitta's status as a visionary and the veracity of her visions. 2193:, De temporum ratione, books lxvi–lxx (imperfect), 1st quarter of the 12th century; Ælfric, Grammar (imperfect), Ælfric, Glossary; a grammatical treatise, beginning 'Sum verbum substantium', mid-11th century; A metrical prayer); Adrian and Ritheus; Disticha Catonis (excerpts), 2nd half of the 12th century. Damaged by fire in 1731. 2911:

Commonplace-book of William Worcester, including a contents-table of Chrétien le Gowayz de Saint-Maure (attributed), Methamorphoseos; Sedulius, Paschale carmen; Ralph Marham, Manipulus chronicorum ab mundi initio usque ad sua tempora; John Argentine, Actus publice habitus in academia Cantabrigiensi;

847:

letters from earlier collections than John of Salisbury's collection. The earliest extant version of Alan of Tewkesbury's collection. It contains a number of emendations, additions and corrections indicating that it may have been a work in progress. Comprises 598 letters arranged in chronological

3652:

Calendar of Saints; computistical tables; lunar calendar with prognostics; solar and lunar tables; instructions for determining the dates of liturgical feasts from the Temporal cycle; Benedictional; sequence of prayers on the Litany; a memoria for St Ursinus of Bourges; Odo of Cluny, Collationes

2336:

last quarter of the 12th century or 1st quarter of the 13th century; last quarter of the 13th century or 1st quarter of the 14th century); Aelred of Rievaulx, Gesta regum Anglorum, list of the kings of Britain and England (4th quarter of the 12th century-1st half of the 13th century); Serlo of

105:

retained Cotton's press-marks when the Cotton collection became one of the foundational collections of its library, so manuscripts are still designated by library, bookpress, shelf, and number (even though they are no longer stored in that fashion). For example, the manuscript of

495:

List of the kings of England from Stephen (1135–1154) to Henry VII (1485–1509) (15th century); Chronicle of English history, AM 1–AD 1347 (4th quarter of the 14th century-1534); Cartulary of Pipewell Abbey (3rd quarter of the 13th century – 4th quarter of the 15th century)

2623:, Earl of Kent, concerning the planned restoration of Edward II, king of England, letters of John Stratford, archbishop of Canterbury, and Edward III (mid 16th century); Excerpts from the Curia Regis Rolls, (2nd half of the 16th century); Notes concerning the bishops of 642:

Correspondence, records, and papers, including both originals and copies, concerning England, Scotland, and France. Largely 16th century. Includes letters from Mary, queen of Scots (B.iv, C.iii, C.vii), the correspondence of James VI, King of Scots (C.ix)

705:

Composite manuscript in two parts: the Latin cartulary of the Benedictine priory of St Mary and St Blaise at Boxgrove in the diocese of Chichester (13th and 14th centuries). The second part (first half of the 12th century) is sermons and letters by

1552:

A Collection of all priuiledges, liberties & immunities whatsoeuer graunted to or claymed by the Merchants of the Hanze Citties with all differences & complaintes betweene the English & them concerning the same, Henry III–James I

2690:

A treatise concerninge the Nobilitie accordinge to the Lawe of Englande; The orders of the king's house in the time of King Edward the 4th; Collections of English matters of England's Marshalls (1st quarter of the 17th century; 1601)

2627:(2nd half of the 16th century); Rental of Sheen Charterhouse (1532); Note of the royal grants made to the prior of Huntingdon (eid 16th century); Poem beginning 'Ordinibus distincta suis atque ebria dulci', dedicated to 547:(1) fos. 3-117, 8th and 9th-century material from France, which had arrived in England by the 9th or 10th century (2) fos. 120–53, once part of BL Egerton 3314, belonging to the 11th century. It consists of two parts: 2708:

The particular styles of the king's majestie, of the prynce and of the residence of the compaignions of the most noble Order of the Garter, assembled at the ffeaste of St. George holden at White Halle, Anno Domini

4405:

A composite volume of three 12th-century manuscripts. These include: a collection of Welsh saints' Lives, an excerpt from Bede's "Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum", and some of Alcuin of York's Epistulae.

2224:

1350–1360); Unidentified leaf (miniature of a king and his companions in a ship; 2nd half of the 13th century); Prophecy concerning Scotland (4th quarter of the 13th century – 1st quarter of the 14th century);

175:

Two large portfolios containing a 138 16th century maps, charts and plans of towns, buildings, fortifications and related items. Some of the items are plans for projects that were never completed.

5378: 4800: 4796: 4786: 4762: 4749: 4739: 3790: 3726:

Computistical tables; register of the abbots of Bury St. Edmunds; treatise attributed to John of Tewkesbury; Mahumet Bag-dadini, Liber divisionum; Roger Bacon, De speculis comburentibus

2928:

Genealogical and historical collections, including the arms of the abbeys of Thorney and Crowland; a list of the abbots of Peterborough Abbey; and a charter of Abbot Reginald of Ramsey.

2229:, Chronicle of England, Brutus to AD 1306 (imperfect) and The Testament of the Buck (1st quarter of the 14th century – 3rd quarter of the 16th century); Unidentified leaf (miniature of 2173:(1327–77) of England (imperfect; 1st half of the 14th century); Collection of English royal documents (1st half of the 14th century); Medieval memorandum (15th century); Cartulary of 4070:

Privileges of English merchants, Edward III to Elizabeth I, including a map of the city of Hamburg and the river Elbe (4th quarter of the 15th century-1st half of the 17th century)

2204:, A la bonne grace du roy; Bernard André, Chancon faicte en l’honneur de madame Marie; Bernard André, Ad Henricum VII in vicesimum tercium felicissimi regni sui annalem (1507–08) 982:, Canterbury; list of the confessors buried at St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury; Family-tree of the Cistercian abbeys in England (Mid 13th century-2nd half of the 13th century); 2819:

Letter from a man to his sister, written in confinement (2nd half of the 16th century); Book of receipts and deliveries of the Office of Ordnance, January 1580/1–December 1581

2241:, Historia regum Britannie, books 112–115) (imperfect; 4th quarter of the 13th century-1st quarter of the 14th century); and Pierre de Langtoft, Chronicle of England, AD 1307, 3442: 2245:, Tretys de la Passion; Nicholas Bozon (attributed), Lament of the Virgin, The Prophecies of Merlin, Award of Norham, ballad on the Scottish wars, verse account of the 606:

Sermon on the murder of Elizabeth Dorrocott committed by William Dillon; report of the murder of Elizabeth Dorrocott, 24 May 1589, and the suicide of William Dillon

2317:(4th quarter of the 10th century-1st quarter of the 11th century); Life and Miracles of St Oswine (4th quarter of the 12th century-1st quarter of the 13th century) 2017: 1304:

The first part (2nd half of the 13th century) contains parts of papal and conciliar decretals. The second (1st quarter of the 12th century) contains the so-called

2631:, Holy Roman Emperor (1576–1612), by the college of the Society of Jesus at Prague; Joannes Casparus Gevartius, In statuam equestrem Henrici magni, dedicated to 4223:

Unidentified theological tract(s); Charters relating to the hospital of St Julian, St Albans (4th quarter of the 14th century-1st quarter of the 15th century)

4820: 4810: 5352: 222:, edition of 1555 with some variations. According to heraldic evidence the manuscript was created between 1411 and 1458, probably during Lydgate's lifetime. 5285: 3985:

Livre des monnoies (2nd half of the 16th century); Coats of arms of the monarchs of Europe and the nobility of France (2nd half of the 16th century); index

5471: 4844: 4024:

John Wheathampstead, Granarium , part II (A–Z) (2nd quarter of the 15th century); Imago mundi; Adomnán, De locis sanctis (4th quarter of the 14th century)

3115: 554: 2177:(1st half of the 15th century-1st quarter of the 16th century); Genealogical tree of the kings of England (3rd quarter of the 13th century); Cartulary of 2165:, AM 1–AD 1265 (3rd quarter of the 13th century); Chronicle from the Creation to AD 1317 (1st half of the 14th century); Chronicle of the reigns of Kings 295: 5386: 2984:

Religious materials, including the Constitutions of the English Benedictine General Chapter, 1444, and the Rules and statutes of the Carthusian Order.

2416:, including original documents; Modus tenendi Parliamentum (1st quarter of the 17th century; middle of the 15th century; 2nd half of the 16th century) 2287:, Chronica regum Anglie , Brutus to AD 1359 (mid 15th century – 1st quarter of the 17th century); Leaf of a Psalter (2nd quarter of the 12th century). 1920:

This manuscript is in three parts. The first is a chronicle from Brutus to AD 1335/6. The second part is another chronicle from Brutus to 1430, titled

3236:(2) In the second part, various texts with dates ranging between the 10th and 13th century are bound together. These include the Oswald Cartulary and 2364:, 'Sotelties' at the Coronation Banquet of Henry VI, list of the lord mayors of London, 1509–31, battle-ordinances for the invasion of Scotland, 1386 2275:, Entheticus in Policraticum; verse miscellanies; Revelatio sancti Michaelis in Monte Tumba, etc. This manuscript contains 9 items, bound for Cotton. 505: 253: 205:

A collection of drawings, maps and diagrams from the reign of Henry VIII; prints belonging to or associated with the Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae

3838:(mid 15th century); Cartulary of the hospital of St Thomas of Acon, London, volume 2 (2nd half of the 14th century-3rd quarter of the 15th century) 5238:. Oxford University Press for the Early English Text Society. 302 pp. Middle English romances in British Library MS Cotton Caligula A.ii, p 1. 2396:, lists of bishoprics, chronicle of English history, Brutus–1367, medieval endleaf (2nd half of the 14th century-1st quarter of the 15th century). 1005:(d. 1600), Collections relating to English noble families, and names of the barons summoned by King Edward I of England to fight in Scotland, 1296 2599:

and other authors; Transcript of the laws of the kings of Kent (4th quarter of the 16th century – 1st quarter of the 17th century); Excerpts from

2257:

A calendar, computistical texts and tables, Expositio Hymnorum, canticles and poems (1st half of the 11th century – 2nd half of the 12th century)

1948:

Chronicle of English and Norman affairs, AD 1035–1120 (imperfect) (4th quarter of the 13th century-1st quarter of the 14th century); Cartulary of

1323:, Noah–AD 1377 (4th quarter of the 14th century); 'The Red Book' of St Augustine's (4th quarter of the 13th century-1st half of the 16th century) 5581: 2295:

5 items, damaged by fire in 1731: Leaf of a Bible (2nd half of the 13th century); De uita reclusorum, De reclusis, Guigo Carthusiensis (Ps.-

856:

Cartulary of York Minster, including terriers and rentals of the prebends (4th quarter of the 13th century-4th quarter of the 14th century)

4539: 1508: 1238: 3244:, r. 959–975). Folios 182 and 183 of Cotton Nero E.i, pt.2 (Worcester cartulary), are now bound separately as London, BL, MS. Add. 46204. 1912:. Also a formulary relating to the abbey of Bec and its affairs in England (4th quarter of the 13th century-1st half of the 14th century) 3702:

Documents relating to Anglo-French relations, Henry V; Gaspar de Perusio, Gaspar of Bergamo and others, Sermones, orationes et epistole.

2360:

Leaf from a noted liturgical book (2nd half of the 15th century); Chronicle of the city of London, AD 1189–1483 (imperfect), including

1979:

Treatises on English royal coronation and funeral rites; transcriptions of chronicles and other historical material, including maps by

3539:

25 paper folios containing lists of archbishops, bishops and kings, (1st quarter of the 17th century). Originally bound with A.vii/1.

1136:(Deeds of the Kings of England) by William of Malmesbury. The third part, (2nd half of the 12th century and late 13th century) is the 5591: 3636:

C). Singed by the 1731 fire. Also includes an Old English Translation of Orosius, Historiae adversus paganos; Menologium; Maxims II.

1900:

Miscellany, including cartularies of Rochester Cathedral, chronicle summaries, and documents relating to English-Scottish relations.

4195:

Miscellaneous historical and heraldic papers; Account-roll of the expenses of the English army in Scotland, 27 Edward I (1298–1299)

1116:

Index of the heirs of English families, Edward I–Elizabeth, extracted from various records, in the hand of Robert Glover (d. 1588).

2912:

John Gower, Verses in praise of King Henry IV of England; and John Somerset, Querimonia de ingratitudine universitatis Cantebrigie

2656:

An Abstracte or Memoriall of such courses as haue beene used in militarye affayres bothe at lande and sea for defence and offence

5527:

Blockley, M. (1982). "Addenda and Corrigenda to N. R. Ker's "A Supplementary Catalogue of Manuscripts Containing Anglo-Saxon"".

1483:(incomplete, possibly added after Cotton's death) (1st half of the 17th century); materials related to the Abbey of St. Albans. 1273:

In 1929, folio 12 of Claudius D.vi (including a map of Britain drawn by Matthew Paris) was removed and is now kept separately.

4006:

A collection of hagiographical texts in two parts (975–1200) Formerly part of Winchester, Cathedral Library I; includes Bede,

2527:) as duke of York, 1494; Register of Richard, Duke of Gloucester (2nd half of the 15th century-2nd half of the 16th century). 2620: 792:

Cartulary of the Woodford family of Brentingby (Leicestershire), including a list of the kings of England to Henry VI (1449)

5211: 2619:(1556–58) (3rd quarter of the 16th century); John Herd, Historia Anglicana (3rd quarter of the 16th century); Confession of 4203:

Miscellaneous historical, genealogical and heraldic papers, (4th quarter of the 16th century-1st half of the 17th century)

2161:

9 items damaged by fire in 1731. Consists of a drawing representing the origin of the Stywarde family arms (16th century);

2456:

3 items, endleaves damaged by fire in 1731: 2 imperfect penetentials from the 2nd half of the 13th century; Calendar. Ps.-

141: 2341:

1415–1420); Notes on William FitzStephen and Uita sancti Thome archiepiscopi et martyris (2nd half of the 17th century)

2299:), Scala claustralium (imperfect); Commentary on the Carthusian statutes (1st half of the 16th century); Letter-book of 2880: 2181:

Abbey (second quarter of the 15th century, with additions to the 1st quarter of the 16th century; 17th century (186r))

3895:

Taxatio ecclesiastica Anglie et Wallie, 1291–1292 (4th quarter of the 13th century – 1st quarter of the 14th century)

1078:

Part 1 (2nd half of the 11th century, French), contains a collection of historical and legal works, predominantly the

4653: 1614: 864: 4078:

John Tynemouth, Sanctilogium Angliae, Walliae, Scotiae et Hiberniae (2nd half of the 14th century); in two volumes.

978:, books i–xvi (only surviving volume of 3; mid 15th century); List of the martyrs, confessors and virgins buried at 3461: 1698: 1199: 1174:

Inquisitions and escheats relating to Yorkshire, Henry III-Richard III, with genealogies of the descendants of Sir

457: 145: 3710:

Liber Pontificalis (Pontifical of Glasgow) (3rd quarter of the 12th century). Outer edges damaged by water, 1731.

2827:

This manuscript contains one of the two extant full-text translations of the Revelations of the mystic and saint,

3019: 1142: 1025: 693: 4848: 3162: 5267: 2385: 4721: 5596: 5551: 4494: 4145: 3678: 2628: 2523:

in England (1st quarter of the 13th century); Account of the creation of Prince Henry of England (the future

2520: 520: 2380:

of England in London, 1432 (2nd quarter of the 15th century); Medieval endleaves, chronicle of the Popes to

4759: 4527:(first and second series) and cites from Ælfric's letters to Sigeferth and Wulfstan. Other works include a 3690: 2162: 2337:

Savigny, Uersus de contemptu mundi (4th quarter of the 12th century; imperfect); Leaf of a Book of Hours (

2233:

taking leave of his mother; miniature of Merlin standing before Vortigern; 2nd half of the 13th century);

2448:(1485–1509) (2nd half of the 14th century – 1st half of the 17th century). Leaves damaged by fire, 1731. 994:

Carta de executoria de hidalguia made for Juan de la Torre de Valle of Gran Puerto de Santa Maria (1584)

417: 3977:

Transcript of the journals of the clerk of the parliaments, 1 Henry VIII (1509–1510)–7 Edward VI (1553)

1821:(imperfect) (1st half of 13th century); notes by Richard James (d. 1638) (1st half of the 17th century) 1766:; a summary of Anglo-Scottish affairs (4th quarter of the 12th century-2nd quarter of the 15th century) 4289: 2811:

Ranulf Higden, Polychronicon, to AD 1339 (imperfect), incorporating Geoffrey of Monmouth, Uita Merlini

187:, also contains a few later medieval charters, Papal Bulls, and some other items. Includes: Item 3 The 3577:

Cartulary of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin (1st quarter of the 14th century – 2nd half of the 15th century)

1086:, bishop of Worms. The second part (12th century) is from the Cathedral Priory of the Holy Trinity or 2246: 1779: 1140:(Book of the Lands) of the Benedictine abbey of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Abingdon, also known as the 1038: 550: 3262: 2711:, treatise on the Order of the Garter (imperfect), excerpts on the Order of the Garter (imperfect); 4643: 3803: 3476: 2389: 1980: 3824:

Dit sijn die wonderlijcke oorloghen vanden doorluchteghen hoochgheboren prince, keyser Maximiliaen

2784:

Cronicques extraictes et abreges de France, Angleterre et Flandres (1st half of the 16th century)

2615:(2nd half of the 16th century); List of the archbishops of Canterbury from Augustine (597–604) to 2579:

16 items, outer edges of leaves damaged by fire in 1731. Names of those holding feudal service in

2460:, De gradibus uirtutum (incomplete), Bede (attributed), Martyrologium, verses for calculating the 5586: 5268:"London, British Library, MSS Cotton Caligula A.XV, fols. 120r–153v + Egerton 3314, fols. 1r–44v" 4333:

Latin Epigrams of Sir Thomas More, on the coronation of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, 1509

4129: 3059: 2757:

Extracts from the close, patent, foreign, fine and liberate rolls (2nd half of the 16th century)

2312: 4314:

Document II – Francis Drake graved and bremd his ship at 48 degrees on the backside of Labrador

2871:

Historical and topographical papers of William Camden (d. 1623), incorporating items concerning

3595: 1216: 305: 5500: 5408: 1308:(Lanfranc's Collection), a collection of decretals made in the 11th century and attributed to 4415: 4184: 4168: 2596: 2508: 2441: 2284: 2170: 1872: 1714:

Miscellany, including Sir Thomas More's letter to Henry VIII before execution (ff. 176v–177)

1430: 971: 921: 843:

with Alan of Tewkesbury's prologue. Alan of Tewkesbury (d. 1202) compiled a collection of St

761: 234: 5453: 3504:

Glastonbury Chronicle, based on the works of William of Malmesbury and John of Glastonbury.

1296:(1st quarter of the 15th century); Commentary on the Gospels (imperfect) (Mid 15th century) 5249: 4571: 4105: 3512: 3484: 3468: 3277: 2966: 2872: 2584: 2536: 2516: 2445: 2325: 2296: 2238: 2166: 2095: 1598: 1521: 1450: 1372: 1293: 1129: 1087: 979: 961: 944: 746: 184: 58: 5334: 4520: 2792: 2067: 8: 4782: 4647: 4563: 4500: 4323: 4278: 4157: 4036: 3995: 3969:

Chronicle of John Brompton (attributed), AD 588–1199 (mid 15th century); psalter leaves.

3360: 3241: 3182: 2568: 2377: 1541: 1187: 777: 769: 711: 446: 257: 42: 34: 1022:

The names and Armes of suche as haue ben aduaunced to the honorable Ordre of knighthoode

812:

One of the two extant full-text translations of the Revelations of the mystic and saint

4543: 4449: 4426: 4253: 3919: 3685: 3414: 3290: 2723: 2632: 2592: 2393: 2283:

3 items, damaged by fire in 1731: Leaf of a Psalter (2nd quarter of the 12th century);

2266: 2234: 1855: 1802: 1736: 1643: 1609: 1525: 1458: 949: 828: 530: 311: 37:

organized his library in a room 26 feet (7.9 m) long by six feet wide filled with

5549:

Ker, N. R. (1976). "A Supplementary Catalogue of Manuscripts Containing Anglo-Saxon".

5335:"London, British Library, Cotton Faustina A. v + Dublin Trinity College 114 (A. 5. 2)" 4771: 4530: 4386: 3385: 3000: 2828: 2608: 2604: 2272: 2122: 1889: 1442: 1262: 1083: 836: 813: 591: 427: 3923: 892:(1st half of the 13th century); Miniature of a battle-scene by the Boethius Master; 5560: 4570:

and other poems; (2) Ely Chronicle (12th century); (3) Easter-table chronicle; (4)

4459:

History of the foundation of the hospital and priory of St Bartholomew, Smithfield

4346: 3847: 3007: 2706:, verses on the twelve virtues of a nobleman, statutes of the Order of the Garter, 2600: 2512: 2024: 1732: 1282: 1261:. The rest of the manuscript is mostly fragmented historical treatises composed by 1175: 323: 28: 4097:

Rentals of chantries and guilds in Lincolnshire (2nd quarter of the 16th century)

2201: 1984: 1778:) (4th quarter of the 13th century-1st quarter of the 14th century); Cartulary of 4355: 3958: 3332:

Volume containing fragments of the four Gospels, Dialogues of Gregory the Great,

3111: 3054: 3044: 3025: 2944:

Genealogical and historical collections, much of it published in William Camden,

2765:

Miscellany, including John Lydgate's Verses on the kings of England to Henry VI.

2624: 2612: 2544: 2507:

4 items, damaged by fire in 1731: Names of the families who came to England with

2381: 2178: 1929: 1925: 1841: 1814: 1775: 1744: 1693: 1418: 1348: 1106: 1063: 1002: 913: 735: 707: 583: 438: 238: 24: 804:, written in commemoration of Aymer de Valence, 11th earl of Pembroke (d. 1324) 5425:

Fowler, Roger (ed.). "A Late Old English Handbook for the Use of a Confessor."

5311: 4694: 4309: 4241: 4117: 3859: 3600: 3585:

Commentaries by Alexander Nequam and William of Malmesbury and other documents

2900: 2896: 2888: 2774: 2636: 2556: 2496: 2461: 2425: 2303:(2nd half of the 13th century); Leaf of a Bible (2nd half of the 13th century) 2300: 2242: 2226: 2174: 1909: 1703: 1620: 1513: 1495: 1434: 1221: 936: 909: 893: 885: 567: 484: 377: 188: 102: 20: 5564: 5575: 4664: 4636:

ff 1: Psalter leaf removed by British Library to form Royal MS 13 D I*, f 37.

4267: 4051: 3885: 2884: 2616: 2564: 2540: 2331: 2033: 1561: 1472: 1407: 1360: 1332: 1254: 1163: 844: 467: 46: 2895:; a table of the weights of English and Scottish coins; the proclamation of 2611:, Chronicle (1st quarter of the 17th century); Account of the foundation of 1178:

of Danby (4th quarter of the 16th century-1st quarter of the 17th century).

4631: 4342: 4047: 4012: 3939: 3013: 2413: 2373: 2361: 1388: 1059: 928: 889: 618:(Parliamentary Roll or Bannerets' Roll); hymn for the Blessed Virgin Mary; 335: 219: 118: 5512: 1154:

Names of those owing service to the kings of England, Henry III–Edward IV

4547: 3870: 3835: 2876: 1991:; treatises on heraldry (2nd half 15th century-1st quarter 17th century) 1829: 348: 317: 193: 2424:

Leaves from two noted liturgical books; Laws and customs of the port of

4489:

Correspondence of the Spanish royal court with the court of Henry VIII

3212: 2883:, 2nd earl of Essex, and including the charges brought against Thomas, 2524: 1949: 1673: 1336: 615: 388:(d. 664 × 682) to AD 1293; notes on the descent of Welsh nobles (1559) 268:

Cartulary of Lewes Priory, now catalogued as Cotton MS Vespasian F XV.

2189:

This manuscript contains 3 separate items, bound together for Cotton:

3446: 3313: 3031: 2839:

Proceedings of the Navy Commission and list of witnesses (1608–1609)

2212:

Bernard André, Rerum memorandarum ad Henricum VII narratio (1504–05)

1688: 1339:

of Prior William of Ancaster (4th quarter of the 13th century-1534).

715: 385: 214: 90: 86: 54: 4175:(imperfect); lamentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the Passion; 3661:

Collection of Chronicles, Histories and related material. Includes:

3333: 2515:, ordinances for the funeral of a nobleman, account of the reign of 487:(3rd quarter of the 13th century – 4th quarter of the 15th century) 483:

Annalistic chronicle, AM 1–AD 1246 (Mid 13th century); Cartulary of

4475: 3224: 2704:

La fundacion de la companie de Gartier dans le chastell de Wyndesor

2437: 1586: 1309: 1095: 820:(Heavenly Book of Revelations). The other is Cotton MS Julius F.ii 98: 70: 66: 62: 50: 38: 2020:

from Dublin, Trinity College 114. It includes the following items:

1090:. It contains various documents related to Christ Church, and the 329: 4658: 4136:; (1st half of the 12th century-1st quarter of the 14th century) 3903: 3380: 3230: 2560: 2495:

Repertory of family pedigrees in the Office of Arms, compiled by

2465: 2457: 2404:

Leaf from a noted liturgical book (2nd half of the 15th century)

538: 422: 397: 300: 108: 31:

in 1731, and a few are kept in other libraries and collections.

3404:

Letters of Intelligence from Paris to the Court of Elizabeth I

3144:• Item 2 Letters of Edward VI to Henry VIII and Katherine Parr 2588: 2230: 1782:(2nd quarter of the 13th century-1st half of the 16th century) 1058:

Survey of Lindsey (1st quarter of the 12th century); Rental of

516: 19:

This is an incomplete list of some of the manuscripts from the

4160:(1st half of the 14th century – 1st half of the 15th century) 3560:

Abbreviatio de Gestis Normannorum ad Gulielmum I Regem Angliae

2899:

on assuming the crown of England, 1553; and an account of the

2583:(2nd half of the 15th century); Pleas for the county of Kent, 2220:

7 items, damaged by fire in 1731. Consists of Psalter leaves (

2056:

Abbreviatio de Gestis Normannorum ad Gulielmum I Regem Angliae

1481:

De inuentione et miraculorum sancti Amphibali sociorumque eius

464:(imperfect) (2nd half of the 13th century); William Langland, 358:

Annals of Eutychius, Patriarch of Alexandria. Text in Arabic.

4740:

Treaty of Marriage between Louis XII of France and Mary Tudor

2801:, Interrogationes Sigewulfi in Genesin ; De falsis diis 2487:

2476: 2105:

Statutes of the Order of the Garter, revised under Edward VI

1924:(Chronicle of Kirkstall)--possibly written at the Cistercian 1028:(d. 1588), with an index (2nd half of the 16th century-1624) 908:

Manuscript assembled (from earlier materials) for Archbishop

753:(2nd half of the 13th century-2nd half of the 14th century). 590:(1st half of the 14th century-2nd half of the 15th century); 445:, to AD 1289 (4th quarter of the 13th century); Chronicle of 94: 78: 2682:

Collections of Nicholas Charles, Lancaster Herald (d. 1613)

5442:. University of Wales Press Board, Cardiff, 1944, pg. viii. 4652:

ff 94-209: Homily on St. Christopher, Marvels of the East,

3610: 2580: 2190: 1740: 1503: 1013:

Miscellany regarding English nobility, 16th-17th centuries

935:, etc; extracts made in the time of Matthew Parker; Pseudo- 571: 559: 82: 74: 5505: