of Thomas of Canterbury added in red in the calendar, 15th century? (f. 5).Added prayer 'Suscipere dignare domine', 15th century, English hand (f. 1r-1v).Thomas Jones: inscribed with his name, 16th century (f. 200v).Anderton?: inscribed with his name, 16th-17th century? (f.
of Thomas of Canterbury added in red in the calendar, 15th century? (f. 5).Added prayer 'Suscipere dignare domine', 15th century, English hand (f. 1r-1v).Thomas Jones: inscribed with his name, 16th century (f. 200v).Anderton?: inscribed with his name, 16th-17th century? (f.
of Thomas of Canterbury added in red in the calendar, 15th century? (f. 5).Added prayer 'Suscipere dignare domine', 15th century, English hand (f. 1r-1v).Thomas Jones: inscribed with his name, 16th century (f. 200v).Anderton?: inscribed with his name, 16th-17th century? (f.
of Thomas of Canterbury added in red in the calendar, 15th century? (f. 5).Added prayer 'Suscipere dignare domine', 15th century, English hand (f. 1r-1v).Thomas Jones: inscribed with his name, 16th century (f. 200v).Anderton?: inscribed with his name, 16th-17th century? (f.
Middle English text in black ink, alternative Latin text in red ink. Evidence of the loss of 22 leaves after f. 37 from Edward Lapworth's foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
ccc xxxii. / et fu translate en francois p[ar] iehan de vi/gnay. Lan mil ccc. xxxiii/ (f. 165v).The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps to be identified with 'Le bon roy Alexandre' included in the list of books
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A
foliation (see Provenance).Musical notation on staves (ff. 2-15).Texts below top line.Contents include: Middle English lyric 'Sumer is icumen in' (f. 11v), the earliest known example of English polyphony;Pseudo-Aristotle, Epistula ad Alexandrum Magnum (from the Secretum Secretorum; ff. 22-23 and 35v-36v);A