• Detail of historiated initial of the Trinity., Psalter (the 'Suneson Psalter'), for Danish use, with calendar, prayers and litany

monogram (ff. 1-4v); September to December are later unillustrated leaves). Large historiated initial 'B' in a full-page panel before Psalm 1 in colours and gold (f. 15). 9 other historiated initials in colours and gold at the other major Psalm

• Historiated initial 'I'(n) with a man and building at the beginning of Esdras 1., Bible, with prologues, with a Franciscan calendar (ff. 364v-365v); and the Interpretations of Hebrew names (ff. 366-390v)

and building at the beginning of Esdras 1. Pfändtner's early 1st style.The version of Psalms in this manuscript is the sole complete witness so far identified of a translation prepared by Nicholas Maniacoria (d. 1145), based on the Hebrew text

• Historiated initial 'P'(etrus) of Peter being handed the keys at the beginning of 1 Peter., Bible, with prologues, with a Franciscan calendar (ff. 364v-365v); and the Interpretations of Hebrew names (ff. 366-390v)

handed the keys at the beginning of 1 Peter. Pfändtner's early 1st style.The version of Psalms in this manuscript is the sole complete witness so far identified of a translation prepared by Nicholas Maniacoria (d. 1145), based on the Hebrew

• Historiated initial 'B'(eatus) of David playing a harp at the beginning of Psalms. A later owner has numbered the Psalms in medieval arabic numerals, 1-5, at the outer edge of the left margin., Bible, imperfect, with table of contents (ff. 1v-2), liturgical calendar (ff. 423-424), and sermon notes between the Old and New Testaments, (ff. 425-429v) and lections (f. 534r-v)

inscription has been read as 'Biblius ecclesie Christi Cantuarie v[endicat]us (?) eidem ecclesie per Johannem L . . .' (f. 1); inclusion of readings for the ordination of bishops etc. (f. 534v); calendar with Christ Church saints, and with the

• Historiated initial 'P'(arabole) with Solomon disciplining a pupil at the beginning of Proverbs. Decorated initial with foliate decoration and hybrid creatures for the Prologue to this book., Bible, including the Psalms and the Interpretation of Hebrew Names

out. 6 large historiated initials in gold and colours with foliate decoration and sometimes a dragon or animal head (f. 1: friar writing for prologue to Genesis; f. 4: Creation scenes for Genesis; f. 84v: God speaking to Joshua for

• Decorated initial 'S'(ero) with penwork decoration, at the beginning of Richard of Saint-Victor's 'De statu interioris hominis'., Theological works including De statu interioris hominis (ff. 1-31v, ends imperfectly); De sacrificio David Prophete (ff. 32-39v, begins imperfectly); De Sacrificio Abrahe (ff. 39v-51); Adnotationes in Psalmos (ff. 51-75v); Epistola (ff. 75v-81v).

blue or red with reserved designs and penwork decoration including arabesque motifs in red and blue, one with green (ff. 1, 2v, 75v). Numerous initials in blue, red or green, with penwork decoration in red or blue and occasionally with

• Schematic plan of Jerusalem with the six gates, and within that 'habitationes' of various social strata, starting with the king and priests, and ending with the 'vulgus', from Pierre de Poitiers's Compendium., Aurora, with marginal gloss; Pierre de Poitiers' Compendium (ff. 1v-6v)

Schematic plan of Jerusalem with the six gates, and within that 'habitationes' of various social strata, starting with the king and priests, and ending with the 'vulgus', from Pierre de Poitiers's Compendium. Catchwords written horizontally. Quire marks. 4 initials

• Tinted drawing of Rotokritos disclosing his love for Aretusa to Polidoros., Erotokritos, romance in 15-syllable rhymed couplets, prededed by a table of contents (ff. 1-8)

Tinted drawing of Rotokritos disclosing his love for Aretusa to Polidoros. The author of the poem has been identified as Vincenzo Cornaro (or Corner; b. 1553, d. 1613/4), member of the Greek branck of the Venetian family: see Gino

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.

• Bible scenes and moralisations in a series of eight roundels., Bible moralisée (section of the Oxford-Paris-London Bible moralisée)

1 to the Bodleian Library (now Bodley MS 270b).William Innys, bookseller, Prince's Arms, St Paul's Churchyard, owned until 1711: receipt signed 'Wm Innys' to John Kemp for payment for manuscripts for £40 dated 30 June 1711 (pasted onto f.