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Marginal miniatures of the kingship ritual in Trirconnell of killing of the white mare, the bath of a king in a stew of mare's meat, and eating of the meat by the king's supporters; and on the opposite page, two men of Connaugh in a boat called a curragh and an Irishman riding bare-chested on a horse., Topographia Hiberniae, Expugnatio Hibernica, Itinerarium Kambriae; De purgatorio sancti Patrici, Excerpts from the Chronicle of Eusebius of Caesarea

d.1609), in the entry of the catalogue of St. Augustine's abbey (see St Augustine's Abbey 2008, p. 939)The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): Westminster inventory number 'no. 1116' (f. 1), included in the Upper Library at Westminster after

Marginal miniatures of examples of bestiality: the Cow-stag of Chester, the woman of Connaught embracing a goat and Joanna of Paris embracing a lion, with an Irish cockerel, and Kevin of Glendalough allowing a bird to nest in his hand., Topographia Hiberniae, Expugnatio Hibernica, Itinerarium Kambriae; De purgatorio sancti Patrici, Excerpts from the Chronicle of Eusebius of Caesarea

Text page with marginal drawings relating to the fistula., Medical miscellany, including excerpts from Arderne's 'Extracta emoroidarum' (ff. 13-22v), 'Liber medicinarum' (ff. 22v-24 and 40-80), and 'Practica sive Fistula in ano' (ff. 24-40 and 107-109v)

(f. 8);'Flores antidotarii' (ff. 9-12);A treatise on plague (ff. 80, 81-82);collections of medical recipes both in Latin and in Middle English (~passim~).A full table of contents in the on-line British Library Manuscripts Catalogue [www.bl.uk/catalogues/manuscripts].Old foliation '1-36' with gaps suggests the

Drawings of various surgical procedures on the anus., Liber medicinarum

Middle English (ff. 86-87);Medical compendium attributed here to 'Master Pauline', in Middle English (ff. 87-91v);Treatise on uroscopy in Middle English (ff. 93-94v);Thomas Awkbarow, 96 culinary recipes in Middle English (ff. 95v-103);A text relating to John Lydgate, Dietary, in Middle English

Drawing of Zodiac man., Liber medicinarum

Detail of a marginal drawing of a medicinal plant., Liber medicinarum

Marginal drawing of a woman in a wimple., Liber medicinarum

Text page with marginal drawings of a man and a plant., Liber medicinarum

Marginal drawing of a gimlet., Liber medicinarum

Text page with marginal drawings., Liber medicinarum

Marginal drawing of an owl ('bubo' in Latin), to mark a passage relating to a cancerous swelling, also known as 'bubo' in Latin., Liber medicinarum

Decorated initials 'I'(nductus) and 'A'(ctiones) at the beginning of a Carthusian customary., Carthusian Customary

in red. Carthusian Customary ? The English communithy of Sheen Anglorum, settled from the Charterhouse of Jesus of Bethlehem in Sheen, Surrey, in Flanders from 1568 to 1783 (see Ker 1964): note in English (f. 1); inscription 'Shene' (f. 2);

Decorated initial., Commentary on the Ethics of Aristotle

ff. 76-77.f. 130, Leaf from an early 13th century English Breviary. Musical notation: neumes on red four-line staves (C, D, F and B clefs).f. 131, leaf from a late 13th century English Troper (Sanctus and Agnus tropes). Musical notation: square

null, Legendae sanctorum

initials in blue with red foliate pen-flourishing. Small initials in plain red. Legendae sanctorum Inscription in English (f. 166v).Sir Hans Sloane (b. 1660, d. 1753), baronet, physician and collector. Purchased as part of the Sloane collection from Sloane's executors and

Historiated initial 'P'(ost) at the beginning of Judges, with Christ in a roundel blessing soldiers, the death of Joshua, a devil entwined in the letter form, and animal head terminals., fragments from the end of Joshua and the beginning of Judges; and the end of Judges to the beginning of Ruth

Decorated initial 'D'(omine)., Devotional book with various offices, indulgences, antiphons, collects, and prayers

Mention of numerous English saints, including John of Beverley (f. 55) and John of Bridlington (f. 55v), Winifred (f. 67v), and Etheldreda (f. 68); see also English saints listed in the litany (ff. 8v-11v). An indulgence in English connected with

Decorated initial 'A', at the beginning of a medical treatise., Medical treatises

in blue with red foliate pen-flourishing. Paraph marks in plain red or blue. Medical treatises Note on the content in English, 16th-century (f. 5v).Sir Hans Sloane (b. 1660, d. 1753), baronet, physician and collector. Purchased as part of the Sloane

Decorated initial 'H' with interlace., Medical miscellany including a dietary (ff. 3-5)

Additional texts in Latin and English (ff. 22v-23, 24-25v) 1 large interlace initial in brown with penwork decoration (f. 6). Small initials in red or brown. Cadels in red or brown. Highlighting of letters in yellow. Medical miscellany including a

Inserted miniature of a kneeling pilgrim, accompanied by a monk, presenting a book to a standing knight in armour. A later inscription on the facing folio identifies the monk as John Lydgate, and the knight as the Earl of Salisbury, to whom Lydgate's 'The Pilgrimage of the Life of Man' was dedicated. The figure of the monk may represent either Lydgate (d. c. 1450), a Benedictine monk at the abbey of Bury St Edwards, Suffolk, or Deguileville (d. c. 1358), a Cistercian at the abbey of Chalis in Valois, and the earl of Salisbury, Thomas Montague (d. 1428) may be the figure in armour (see Scott 1996, p. 305)., Added tinted drawing

text in English (ff. 1, 51, 82-83). f. 1* is a piece of parchment bound after f. 1 with, on one side a pen & brown ink wash faintly tinted in red, and on the verso, recipes in English. It

Detail of illuminated initial., De Regimine Principis

Smaller initials in blue with red foliate pen-flourishing. Paraph marks in plain red or blue. De Regimine Principis Inscriptions in English, 15th-century (ff. 1v, 90v, 91).Thomas More's 'Rueful Lamentation' on the death of Queen Elizabeth, 1503 (ff. 88v-89).Sir Hans Sloane

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