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1. MORALIZATIONS, etc.; in 388 numbers, in Lat.: in the following groups: a. (Nos. 1-193.) Maxims, and moral and mystical treatises, illustrated out of the Book of Proverbs, and the works of St. Augustine, St. Gregory, Solinus, Fulgentius, Ovid, Albumazar, Virgil, Macrobius, Valerius Maximus, etc., f. 3. b. (Nos. 194-210.) Moralizations on the first two Books of Mythology, by Fulgentius (the lst Book ending at f. 65): with this colophon: "Explicit expositio mithologiarum fulgencij secundum expositionem Redonis," f. 55 b. c. (Nos. 211-238). Moralizations on Seneca: headed, "Incipiunt Senece declamaciones," f. 68. d. (Nos. 239-379.) Moralized tales, from Seneca and others, ff. 72 b- 109 b. e. The first two articles from Holcot's Moralitates; subsequently crossed out, f. 109 b. f. (Nos. 381-388.) Moral reflections; account of the Danish king Eric's vision of the Three Kings of Cologne; moralizations on Biblical passages, etc. Imperf. f. 111.

2. Treatise on the moral and symbolical imports of old myths and fables, the subjects of which are arranged alphabetically, from "Actiua vita" to "Ypocrita," together with an appendix on certain virtues, etc.; preceded by a Prologue, "Sicut dicit Macrobius," etc., f. 116-175 b.

3. Dictionary of moral subjects, taken from the Liber tripartitus moralium, and arranged alphabetically from "Abi[i]cere temporalia" to "Ydola;" with a Prologue, "Sicut dicit Seneca," f. 175 b.

4. "Tractatus de septem peccatis mortalibus editus a fratre roberto [H]olchot de Prouincia anglie ordinis predicatorum," f. 244.

5. Moralitates, by the same Robert Holcot, forty-five in number, the last two being omitted, f. 266 b-289 b.

6. A rude drawing of the Fall and Redemption, f. 290 b. Vellum and Paper. Written in Germany; XVth cent. Octavo.