• Two decorated initial-word panels in the ~Maggid~. The upper one, ~Hi~ (This) at the paragraph, 'This is what has stood by our fathers and us!', the lower one, ~Tze~ (Go forth) is at the beginning of the paragraph, 'Go forth and learn what Laban the Aramean wanted to do to our father Jacob'., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Four initial-word panels with gold letters and white vine motifs; in the outer margin, a soldier representing the Wicked Son., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Three initial-word panels with gold letters, white vine, and foliate mitofs; in the outer margin, an elderly man seated holding an open book perhaps representing one of the five rabbis at Benei Braq., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Full-page miniature, upper register: the slaughter and the preparation of the Passover lamb, smearing the posts of the doorway with blood (Ex. 12:22), lower register: two couples by spread Seder tables raising cups of wine., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Full-page miniature, upper register: the Israelites coming out of Egypt, lower register: the Egyptians pursuing the Israelites., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Full-page miniature, upper register: Aaron's rod turning to a snake and swallowing the magicians' rod (Ex. 7:12), lower register: the first plague: blood., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Full-page miniature, upper register: Moses meeting Aaron and telling him about the signs, lower register: Moses and Aaron presenting the signs in front of the Elders of Israel (Ex. 4:27-30)., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Full-page miniature, upper register: Moses before the burning bush (Ex. 3), lower register: the first of God's signs to Moses: Moses' rod turning to a snake (Ex. 4:2-4)., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Detail of a miniature representing the bitter herb (~maror~): a couple is seated at a spread Seder table with the husband pointing to his wife. This motif refers to a pun meaning that for the husband his wife is the bitter herb., Haggadah with commentary and liturgical poems for Passover (the 'Brother Haggadah')

Meir b. Malakiel Ashkenazi: sold to his brother-in-law, Moses Ibn Keves in the month of Sivan 5162 (3 May to 1 June 1402): inscribed (on a strip of vellum stuck on a paper strip pasted on f. 1).Abraham Hen, son

• Text page with the continuation of the text of the indenture., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Historiated initial 'T'(his) of Henry VII, enthroned with crowned sceptre, giving the manuscript to the monks of Westminster and John Islip, Abbot of Westminster, with a full bar border with the arms of England., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Detail of an historiated initial 'T'(his) of Henry VII, enthroned with crowned sceptre, giving the manuscript to the monks of Westminster and John Islip, Abbot of Westminster., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Historiated initial 'T'(his) of the manuscript in use at a ceremony, and a full bar border with the arms of England., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Detail of an historiated initial 'T'(his) of the manuscript in use at a ceremony., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Historiated initial 'T'(his) of Henry VII giving the manuscript to the monks of Westminster, with a full bar border with the arms of England., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Detail of an historiated initial 'T'(his) of Henry VII giving the manuscript to the monks of Westminster, with a full bar border with the arms of England., Quadripartite Indenture for Henry VII's Chapel

gold ground, with a gold portcullis on a blue ground with gold, and England's arms on a gold ground (ff. 1, 59, 76, 98). 'Champ' initials in colours and gold at the beginning of each section. Quadripartite Indenture for Henry

• Initial-word panels decorated with pen-flourishing. The smaller one, ~shnei~ (two) is at the end of ~Hilkhot qinyan~, the chapter on purchase, and the bigger one is at the beginning of ~Hilkhot matanah~, the chapter on gifts., Fourth Book of ~Arba'ah Turim~: ~Hoshen ha-Mishpat~ ('The Breastplate of Judgment') on Civil Law and personal relations

(on f. 182v) does not fit the present collation, since this folio is presently the third leaf of quire xxiv^8^. 1 miniature and full foliate border (f. 14). Numerous decorated initial words with red and blue pen-flourishing. Numerous pen-flourishing around

• Initial-word panel decorated with pen-flourishing spreading into the entire length of the folio framing the text column, at the beginning of ~Hilkhot nahalot~, the chapter on inheritance., Fourth Book of ~Arba'ah Turim~: ~Hoshen ha-Mishpat~ ('The Breastplate of Judgment') on Civil Law and personal relations

(on f. 182v) does not fit the present collation, since this folio is presently the third leaf of quire xxiv^8^. 1 miniature and full foliate border (f. 14). Numerous decorated initial words with red and blue pen-flourishing. Numerous pen-flourishing around

• Initial-word panels decorated with pen-flourishing spreading into the entire length of the folio by text columns, at the beginning of ~Dinei ha-piqadon~, the chapter on depositing., Fourth Book of ~Arba'ah Turim~: ~Hoshen ha-Mishpat~ ('The Breastplate of Judgment') on Civil Law and personal relations

(on f. 182v) does not fit the present collation, since this folio is presently the third leaf of quire xxiv^8^. 1 miniature and full foliate border (f. 14). Numerous decorated initial words with red and blue pen-flourishing. Numerous pen-flourishing around

• Historiated initial 'L'(egendas) of Guido de Castris as a Benedictine abbot with a book and crosier, with a partial border containing two fighting men, at the beginning of the prologue., Sanctilogium

fighting men, at the beginning of the prologue. Catchwords, bifolium signatures, and correction signs at the end of the quires. 1 historiated initial in colours and gold of the author portrait, with a partial border containing two fighting men, at