• Miniature of a seated figure holding an open book and a standing figure offering it to him. Salutati has labelled the seated figure as Solinus, and the standing figure as Adventus., Collectanea rerum memorabilium (index De mirabilibus mundi), with preface, table of chapters, and prologue, 'De septem miraculis orbis' (ff. 50v-51)

red, blue, yellow and green on a blue ground (f. 2). Large geometric drawing in brown, red, yellow and blue (f. 51). 3 large historiated initials in red, with a figure in brown ink, two with red highlights, on blue

• Historiated initials 'S'(ardinia) of a man holding a staff and a book, and 'S' of a king holding a sceptre., Collectanea rerum memorabilium (index De mirabilibus mundi), with preface, table of chapters, and prologue, 'De septem miraculis orbis' (ff. 50v-51)

red, blue, yellow and green on a blue ground (f. 2). Large geometric drawing in brown, red, yellow and blue (f. 51). 3 large historiated initials in red, with a figure in brown ink, two with red highlights, on blue

• Decorated initial 'E' before the first word 'Iste'., Charter, and Domesday book of the laws and usages of Ipswich

large initial in blue, with penwork decoration and pen-flourishing in red and blue forming a partial border (f. 4). Large initials in blue with red pen-flourishing, some in the form of leaves. Small initials in red or blue. Cadels, some

• Illuminated initial 'A'(bsolutio)., Floretum evangelicum (ff. 1-334) (a list of theological commonplaces, arranged alphabetically) with a table of contents (ff. 1-6).

'A'(bsolutio) in gold, red, and blue (f. 7). 1 large initial 'I'(hesu) in gold, red, and blue with a partial bar border and floral extensions (f. 1). Smaller initials in gold on red and blue grounds with floral sprays, at

• Puzzle initials 'D'(ominus) and 'L'(i) at the beginning of Psalm 26, in Latin and French., Psalter in Latin with a parallel French translation, imperfect, with the Athanasian Creed and the Lord's Prayer, in Latin and French

and blue with red penwork decoration and red and blue pen-flourishing at some of the major Psalm divisions (including Psalm 101) (ff. 22v (x2), 60 (one excised), 75v, 92v, 110). Large initials in red with blue pen-flourishing, and in blue

• Puzzle initials 'E'(xultate) and 'E' at the beginning of Psalm 80 in Latin and French., Psalter in Latin with a parallel French translation, imperfect, with the Athanasian Creed and the Lord's Prayer, in Latin and French

and blue with red penwork decoration and red and blue pen-flourishing at some of the major Psalm divisions (including Psalm 101) (ff. 22v (x2), 60 (one excised), 75v, 92v, 110). Large initials in red with blue pen-flourishing, and in blue

• Puzzle initial 'E'(xemplum) at the beginning of the Gesta Romanorum., Tabula super methodo fulgentii, Gesta Romanorum (index Deeds of the Romans), Liber de vitiis, various sermons

bar border (f. 196v). Large initial in blue with red pen-flourishing and partial bar border in red and blue (f. 1 ). Smaller initials in blue with red pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Cadels. Tabula super methodo fulgentii, Gesta

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus) at the beginning of the Epistle to the Romans with Paul (shown as a bishop) holding a cross speaking to Jews, with underscoring the the biblical text in red in the adjacent commentary., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus) at the beginning of the second epistle to the Corinthians is at the large letter 'P'. The letter bears a picture of St Paul asleep with an angel looking over him. Only a brief bit of the letter to the Corinthians is written--in larger handwriting--on the page. The smaller writing surrounding it is the commentary. In the part to the right of the larger writing of the scripture, quotations from 2 Corinthians are underscored in red, with the commentary--taken from the early Christian author Ambrose, cited in the upper margin--on those words following. At the edges of the margins, a schoolmaster has written further glosses in a less formal hand., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus) of Paul with another man, at the beginning of Colossians. In the page layout typical of glossed manuscripts of the Bible, short excerpts from Colossians are written in large letters. The commentary is written to the side, top and bottom of it, in smaller letters. At the top of the page, the inscription in red cites Ambrose, the author whose writings are excerpted in the commentary., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus), with a monk and bishop, at the beginning of the First Letter to the Thessalonians. In the page layout typical of glossed manuscripts of the Bible, short excerpts from the Epistle to the Thessalonians are written in large letters. The commentary is written to the side, top and bottom of it, in smaller letters. At the top of the page, the inscription in red cites the author, Jerome, whose writings are excerpted in the commentary., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus), with Paul (in prison?) while a bishop (St Nicholas of Myra?) gives a bag of money or food to a beggar, at the beginning of Philemon. In the page layout typical of glossed manuscripts of the Bible, short excerpts from the Epistle to Philemon are written in large letters. The commentary is written to the side, top and bottom of it, in smaller letters. Underscored phrases in the commentary are from the text, and the discussions on them follow. In the upper margin of the page, the red inscription is an abbreviation of 'Ambrose', citing the author whose writing is excerpted in the gloss., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Contents and ownership inscription that the manuscript was the property of the community of Friars Minor (Franciscans) at Oxford, given by Radulf, formerly bishop of Hereford (1234-1239). This was Radulf of Maidstone who became a Franciscan and joined the friars at Oxford after leaving Hereford., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus) at the beginning of the first letter to the Corinthians, with Paul behind an altar distributing communion to a kneeling man while a woman looks on with upraised hands. In the commentary quotations from 1 Corinthians are underscored in red, with the commentary on those words following. In the upper margin are the names of Augustine and Ambrose, references to the writers whose works are excerpted in the commentary., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Illuminated initials 'P's at the beginning of the prologue and letter to the Galicians, with a dragon making up part of the letter, and Paul placing his hands on a man's shoulder while his wife and child look on. The red notes in the upper margins are references to the early Christian authors--Jerome, Ambrose and Augustine--whose writings the commentary excerpts. The biblical text is written in large letters on the left side of the columns, while the commentary, in smaller letters, is at the side, top and bottom. All around the margins are further schoolmasters' notes., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Illuminated initial 'P'(aulus) at the beginning of Ephesians, with Paul in prison and a guarding soldier in armour, and an animal in the letter. At the top of the page, the inscription in red cites the authors whose writings are excerpted in the commentary: Ambrose, Augustine, Jerome and Haymo., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus) with Paul praying and a man with a large club seizing a Jew, and a dragon in the letter form, at the beginning of Philippians. At the top of the page, the inscription in red cites the authors whose writings are excerpted in the commentary: Ambrose and Haymo., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Historiated initial 'P'(aulus), with Paul crowning a knight, at the beginning of the Second Letter to Timothy. In the page layout typical of glossed manuscripts of the Bible, short excerpts from the Epistle to Timothy are written in large letters. The commentary is written to the side, top and bottom of it, in smaller letters. The underscored phrases in the commentary are from the text, and the discussions on them follow., Commentary on the Epistles, glossed

in red and blue with red and blue penwork decoration at the beginning of some prologues. Small initials in blue with red penwork decoration or in red with blue penwork decoration. Small initials in red or blue. Highlighting of initials

• Text page with a marginal note by Humfrey, duke of Gloucester., De administratione principium (Le livre de l'information des princes)

in red and blue with pen-flourishing in red and blue, at the beginning of books. Initials in blue with red pen-flourishing or in red with blue pen-flourishing. Paraphs in red or blue. Line-fillers in red and blue. De administratione principium

• Initial 'B'(eatus) at the beginning of Psalm 1 of Peter Lombard's 'Gloss on the Psalms'., Gloss on the Psalms (Magna glosatura), imperfect (to Psalm 73), with preface (ff. 1-2)

Smaller initials in red or blue, with penwork decoration in the alternate colour and, occasionally, a reserved line. Simple initials in red or blue. Display script in alternate red and blue letters or in blue. Rubrics in red. Gloss on