Roger of Howden, Chronicle, AD 1187–1201 (114r–194v); Ps.-Turpin, De gestis Karoli magni (195r–206v: BHL 1590–96); lists of the kings of France, dukes of Normandy and kings of England (206v); De longitudine et latitudine Anglie (207r–v); ‘Prester John’, Epistola ad Manuelem imperatorem (207v–209r: recension B); lists of the bishops of St Davids and the East Angles (209v); prose account of the bishops of England (210r–212v)
Scope & Content:
Dated: middle of the 13th century to 2nd half of the 13th century; 2nd half of the 16th century (209v)
Ps.-Dares Phrygius, De excidio Troie historia (217r–221v); Prophecy of the Tenth Sibyl (222r–223v); Prophetie Merlini (Geoffrey of Monmouth, Historia regum Britannie, books 109–117) (223v–233v); prophecies (233v–234v); De mirabilibus Britannie (235r–v); computistical texts and diagrams (236r–239r); Baudri de Bourgueil, Adele comitisse, lines 749–929 (239v–240r)
Scope & Content:
Dated: middle of the 13th century (no earlier than 1245)
Michael Heneage (d. 1600), Collections relating to English noble families, including indices (2r–46v) and names of the barons summoned by King Edward I of England (1272–1307) to fight in Scotland, 1296 (237r–v)
Lists of barons and knights owing military service in England, including temp. Richard I (4v–14r); 1254 (22v–31v); 1256 (34v–43r); 1276 (47r–48v); 1277 (48v–56r); 1324 (57v–76v); 1297 (81r–89v); 1300 (90r–96v, 99v–101v); 1322 (97r–99r); temp. Henry III (110v–111r); the names of those serving King Edward I (1272–1307) at Dunfermline (109r–110r); the names of those serving King Henry III (1216–72) at Montgomery (111v–112v); and the names of those attending Parliament, 1449 (142r–144r)