• Illuminated initial and full border with hybrid creatures., Polychronicon (ff. 1-201v); Dialogus inter clericum et militem (ff. 202-205), and other texts

37v, 59, 91, 115v, 143v, 166, 202). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, usually in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red or blue. Polychronicon (ff. 1-201v); Dialogus inter clericum et militem (ff.

• Illuminated initial and full border with hybrid creatures., Polychronicon (ff. 1-201v); Dialogus inter clericum et militem (ff. 202-205), and other texts

37v, 59, 91, 115v, 143v, 166, 202). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, usually in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red or blue. Polychronicon (ff. 1-201v); Dialogus inter clericum et militem (ff.

• Illuminated initial and full border with hybrid creatures., Polychronicon (ff. 1-201v); Dialogus inter clericum et militem (ff. 202-205), and other texts

37v, 59, 91, 115v, 143v, 166, 202). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, usually in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red or blue. Polychronicon (ff. 1-201v); Dialogus inter clericum et militem (ff.

• Detail of roundels of various foetal presentations., Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various treatments of wounds, broken bones, and internal ruptures (ff. 53-152); recipes (ff. 154-193v); an amplified translation of the gynecological sections from Gilbertus Anglicus's Compendium medicine, ending imperfect (ff. 194-232)

colours on a gold ground (f. 194). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, many in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red and blue. Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various

• Detail of roundels of various foetal presentations., Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various treatments of wounds, broken bones, and internal ruptures (ff. 53-152); recipes (ff. 154-193v); an amplified translation of the gynecological sections from Gilbertus Anglicus's Compendium medicine, ending imperfect (ff. 194-232)

colours on a gold ground (f. 194). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, many in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red and blue. Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various

• Detail of roundels of various foetal presentations., Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various treatments of wounds, broken bones, and internal ruptures (ff. 53-152); recipes (ff. 154-193v); an amplified translation of the gynecological sections from Gilbertus Anglicus's Compendium medicine, ending imperfect (ff. 194-232)

colours on a gold ground (f. 194). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, many in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red and blue. Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various

• Detail of roundels of various foetal presentations., Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various treatments of wounds, broken bones, and internal ruptures (ff. 53-152); recipes (ff. 154-193v); an amplified translation of the gynecological sections from Gilbertus Anglicus's Compendium medicine, ending imperfect (ff. 194-232)

colours on a gold ground (f. 194). Large initials in blue with red penwork decoration, many in foliate forms, and pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red and blue. Medical miscellany, including texts on anatomy (ff. 1-51v); various

• Detail of illuminated initial., De oratore (ff. 1-88); De senectute (ff. 89-101); De amicitia (ff. 101v-116v); De optimo genere oratorum (ff. 116v-118v)

gold (ff. 1, 26v, 64, 89). 2 large initials in blue with red penwork or in red with blue penwork (ff. 101v, 116v). Small initials in plain red or blue. De oratore (ff. 1-88); De senectute (ff. 89-101); De amicitia

• Decorated initial 'D'(ixi) and partial border with acanthus leaves and foliate feathering at the beginning of Psalm 38., Psalter, imperfect

red and blue with flourishing forming a partial border (f. 173). Partial foliate bar border accompanying prayers to be said on Easter Sunday (f. 165). Initials in blue with red pen-flourishing including foliate motifs. Coloured initials in alternating blue or

• Initials with pen-flourishing., Various texts including Ashendon's Summa de accidentibus mundi (ff. 1-98v)

starting on f. 100; it has initials and running titles in blue with red pen-flourishing or in red with dark blue pen-flourishing (almost black), and line-fillers in red and blue. John Batteley (b. 1647, d. 1708), Church of England clergyman

• Detail of an historiated initial 'A' of the author, Jean de Vignay., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of a king with a crown, sceptre, and orb., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of a queen with two attendants., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of two judges with an open book., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of a mounted knight in armour., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of two men riding., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of a labourer with a spade, rod, and pruning hook., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of a wright with a hammer, a hatchet, and a mason's trowel., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Detail of a miniature of a scribe with a knife, shears, a pen-case, and an inkpot., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue

• Miniature of a scribe with a knife, shears, a pen-case, and an inkpot., Moral treatises, poems, prayers and hymns, including the Moralised Game of Chess (ff. 1-51), the tale of Melibeus (ff. 52-65v), a French translation of the Moralis Philosophia of Guillaume de Conches (ff. 66-78), a poem by Jean Chapuis (but attributed to Jehan de Meun) beginning 'O glorieuse Trinite' (ff. 79-88v), a poem by Philippe de Vitry, beginning, 'Par maniere desbatement' (ff. 89-95), a poem by Jean Bruyant beginning, 'On dit souvent en reprochier' (ff. 95v-113v), Elucidaires (a French translation of the Elucidarius) (ff. 114-147v), the Penitential Psalms (ff. 148-151v), prayers (ff. 152-155v)

and blue, all but one with partial borders in the same colours (ff. 79, 89, 95v, 114, 126v, 138v, 148). Small plain initials in red or blue. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Rubrics in red. Line fillers in blue