Add MS 22349

1. "Cronica summorum pontificum ac imperatorum, de gestis eorundem, per fratrem Martinum [Polonum] de ordine predicatorum, domini pape penitentiari[um] et capellanum, compilata:" ending with the year 1272, but continued by another writer down to 1292. The story of Pope Joan is not included. f. 1 b.

2. "Epistola Beati Bernhardi abbatis, ad fratres de Monte-Dei," de perfectione religiosorum; cum præfatione. This tract has also been ascribed to Guigues Duchâtel, Prior of La Grande Chartreuse, and to Guillaume de S. Thierri. It is here divided into paragraphs under separate rubrics, f. 121.

3. "Tractatus Bernhardi abbatis de formula honeste vite," f. 162 b.

4. Sermo in illud Michææ, cap. vi., vers. 8: Indicabo tibi, o homo, quid sit bonum, etc., ascribed to St. Bernard, f. 165.

5. "Hystoria Nichodemi de passione et resurrectione domini," a text agreeing with Euangelium Nichodemi published at Augsburg about 1470, f. 166.

6. Presbyteri Johannis epistola ad Emanuelem Imperatorem, de mirabilibus Indiæ, f. 186.

7. Johannis "Wirzeburgensis" "Reuelatio de partibus transmarinis." A description of the Holy Land; defective as compared with the copy printed by Bernarclus Pez in his Thesaurus, Vol. I., pt. iii., col. 485-534, f. 190.

8. "Versus angelici finem scismatis venturum declarantes." Ten elegiac verses, beginning, "Dic Cayphe," followed by a prose interpretation, showing them to be a prophecy [delivered about 1170] against Pope Alexander III., here styled "Rolandus," by a partisan of the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and his three anti-popes Victor, Paschal, and Callixtus, f. 203 b. Vellum; XIVth cent. In hogskin binding. Small Quarto.