• Text page., Sermo de pastoribus, Sermo de ouibus, De baptismo contra Donatistas, De baptismo parvulorum, Epistola ad Marcellinum, De unico baptismo, De spiritu et littera

(b. 1594, d. 1612), eldest child of James I: his collection became part of the Royal Library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Text page Augustine Bath England, W. (Bath)

• Decorated initial 'A'(rbitor) at the beginning of book 3 of Augustine's De baptismo contra Donatistas., Sermo de pastoribus, Sermo de ouibus, De baptismo contra Donatistas, De baptismo parvulorum, Epistola ad Marcellinum, De unico baptismo, De spiritu et littera

(b. 1594, d. 1612), eldest child of James I: his collection became part of the Royal Library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Decorated initial Augustine Bath England, W. (Bath)

• Text page with ink drawing and quire number 'X'., De officiis (ff. 1-58v); Paradoxa Stoicorum (ff. 59-66); De amicitia (ff. 66v-83); De senectute (ff. 84-98); De inventione (index Rhetorica)(ff. 99-140)

Scotland, and Ireland: purchased from Scott together with other 311 manuscripts from Theyer's library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Text page Marcus Tullius Cicero; various authors England, N. (Yorkshire?)

• Two text pages with maniculae in the lower margins, one holding a thurible and one a branch., De officiis (ff. 1-58v); Paradoxa Stoicorum (ff. 59-66); De amicitia (ff. 66v-83); De senectute (ff. 84-98); De inventione (index Rhetorica)(ff. 99-140)

England, Scotland, and Ireland: purchased from Scott together with other 311 manuscripts from Theyer's library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Maniculae Marcus Tullius Cicero; various authors England, N. (Yorkshire?)

• Text page with initial 'Q'(uamquam) with decoration., De officiis (ff. 1-58v); Paradoxa Stoicorum (ff. 59-66); De amicitia (ff. 66v-83); De senectute (ff. 84-98); De inventione (index Rhetorica)(ff. 99-140)

Scotland, and Ireland: purchased from Scott together with other 311 manuscripts from Theyer's library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Decorated initial Marcus Tullius Cicero; various authors England, N. (Yorkshire?)

• Large initial 'S'(epe) and display script at the beginning of Cicero's 'De Inventione'., De officiis (ff. 1-58v); Paradoxa Stoicorum (ff. 59-66); De amicitia (ff. 66v-83); De senectute (ff. 84-98); De inventione (index Rhetorica)(ff. 99-140)

purchased from Scott together with other 311 manuscripts from Theyer's library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Large initial and display script Marcus Tullius Cicero; various authors England, N. (Yorkshire?)

• Text page of ghost story from Byland, Yorkshire., De officiis (ff. 1-58v); Paradoxa Stoicorum (ff. 59-66); De amicitia (ff. 66v-83); De senectute (ff. 84-98); De inventione (index Rhetorica)(ff. 99-140)

Scotland, and Ireland: purchased from Scott together with other 311 manuscripts from Theyer's library.Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. Text page Marcus Tullius Cicero; various authors England, N. (Yorkshire?)

• Puzzle initial 'P'(arabole) with penwork decoration., Commentaries on single books of the Old Testament, including Proverbs (ff. 3-91), Ecclesiastes (ff. 92-145v), the Book of Wisdom (apocryphal) (ff. 146-183), Prophets (ff. 184-227), and the Song of Songs (ff. 228-238v), preceded by a table an index of contents, imperfect (ff. 1v-2v)

and red (ff. 3-92). Initials highlighted in red and bible citations underlined in red. Commentaries on single books of the Old Testament, including Proverbs (ff. 3-91), Ecclesiastes (ff. 92-145v), the Book of Wisdom (apocryphal) (ff. 146-183), Prophets (ff. 184-227), and

• Pen drawings of the malva silvatica plant, and of two men in arcaded buildings, one urinating into a container while the other brings him a cup., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the crowsfoot plant, which was often recommended for dog bites and for nosebleeds, with a man being bitten by a dog below., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawing of the mandragora plant (mandrake), supposed to have a human-shaped root and which can be uprooted by tying a dog to it., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of a woman feeding a chicken, a man killing a rabid dog, and a woman fighting a serpent., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the viperina plant, a man fighting a viper, and the 'herba achorum'., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of Chiron receiving the artemisia plant (also known as mugwort) from Artemis (Diana) and of the 'herba lapaticum' (water dock)., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the dracontea plant and of a man fighting a serpent., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the basilica and gentiana plants., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the cyclaminos plant, of a man killing a serpent while meeting a priest holding a chalice at the entrance of a church., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of a man handing a cup to another man standing beside an arcaded building, a serpent is approaching; effaced or faded drawing of the naturcium plant., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the argimonia plant and, below, a man standing on a serpent he is piercing with his lance and receiving a cup from another man beside an arcaded building; to the right, a man standing on a scorpio similarly receives a cup from a figure standing in a building., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century:

• Pen drawings of the centauria plant, below, a centaur hands centauria to a man while a serpent winds below them., Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents)

parchment slip with a plan of a house. Illustrated pharmacopeial compilation including a herbal, imperfect (see Notes for contents) Added English names of herbs, 15th-century.Johannes Folkingham, early 16th century: inscribed 'Johannes Folkingham me tenet' (f. 7).Doctor Barnarde Saule, 17th century: