Pembroke and Trinity Halls, Cambridge. The chief contents are:- Source Microfilm Collection British Literary Manuscripts from the British Library, London; Series I: English Renaissance: Literature from the Tudor Period to the Restoration, c.1500-c.1700; Parts 1-3 Reel# Gale Document Number MC4400001798
MSS. by T. F. Simmons, The Lay Folks Mase Book (Early Engl. Text Soc., 1879). ROMANTIC and religious poems, in English, viz.:- Vellum; ff.ix., 93, with 34 to 40 lines to a page. Middle of xv. cent. Ornamental initial on
B Manuscript Number 36683 Source Library British Library, London Description PRYMER, apparently of Salisbury use, with Calendar and Psalter, in English. The Psalter, and in the main the psalms and lessons of the hours, agree with the later of the
inward hertly attendaunceTher of to have cleer entendement And of scryptures just reconysaunce." 4 4. A short prologue of the English translator, introducing the succeeding article. f.8. Begin."I gan remembre and muse in my resonA sodeyn consceyt fyl in my
182 b. On the flyleaves (ff. 184-189) are scribbled English prayers in a hand of circ. 1500. PRAYERS and Meditations, in Latin and English, partly in verse. Much of the English part occurs also in the Vernon MS. in the
"quod A. H," f. 38; "per moy [Ha]liday," f. 66 b. He is probably the author of the French and English colophons, "Plume me fault," etc., and "Explicit liber secundus. Graces a Dieu," f. 36, "Quod my gray gusse penne,"