Robert Grosseteste, Kalendarium, with marginal annotations in one hand. Decoration: Large initial in gold and colours at the beginning of the text (f. 6r). Initials within calendar in red or blue with penwork decoration in the other colour.
Computus ecclesiasticus, incipit: 'Cum superior[um] motus omnia a quo infinis gubernantur'. Includes several circular diagrams in ink (ff. 13v-15v, 17r, 17v, 19r, 20r, 21r, 22v, 23v, 24r-25v).
Incipit: 'A multis prudentibus viris...' Decoration: Large foliate initial 'A', at the beginning of the text. Initials in blue with red pen-flourishing including foliate motifs.
The Latin translation of the De regimine acutorum or Regimen in Acute Diseases, a treatise on general medical precepts on pathology by Hippocrates of Kos (460-375 BC). The translation, made from an Arabic version, is variously attributed to Constantinus Africanus (c. 1020-1098/9) and therefore t...
Aegidius de Corbeil, Pulses. The poetic summary by Giles of Corbeil (d. c. 1220/1224) of Philaretus's treatise on pulses compiled to help university students in the memorisation of diagnostic tools of medical practice. Incipit: 'Ingenii vires modicis conatibus inpar', explicit: 'Iam sterilem cul...
Rubric (f. 44v) 'De usu taxonis et aliarum / bestiarum', prologue incipit: 'De taxone quem Latini mele / dicunt Iapartus rex egiptiorum / Octavio suo salutem. Plurimis / exemplis experti sumus virtutes', explicit: 'quidam etiam / melen vocant', text incipit: 'Hunc apprehendens vivo dentes exime ...
Treatise on the plague; incipit: 'Ad preservandum corpus a pestilensia .i.e. do coimed an cuirp a naimsir na plaga', explicit: 'Item balad mumia do gabail / a naimsir na plaga ocus is tarbach sin'. The Latin source of the present treatise has not been identified.