The James Catalogue of Western Manuscripts

I. Title of cent. xv.
Liber de celo et mundo habens 4 ^or parciales libros.
Primus liber de celo et mundo.
Hec est noua translacio.
De natura scientia fere plurima uidetur circa corpora
-ab eisdem ipsis corrumpuntur. Expl. primus liber de celo et mundo.
f.16b Liber II
Quod quidem igitur.
Liber III.
f.30 De primo quidem ergo celo
Liber IV.
f.39b De graui autem et leui
Ends f.44b: determinatum sit nobis hoc modo. Explicit lib. de celo et mundo aristotilis noue translacionis.

II. In another hand, with copious marginal notes.
f.45 Liber de generacione et corrupcione per Aristotilem (xv)
De generatione autem et corruptione.
Ends (unfinished?) f.60a
melius desiderare naturam semper autem me.
On f.60b a circular diagram.
On the paper flyleaf (xv) two notes, one beginning
Nota liber de anima diuiditur in tres libros parciales.
Also the name Kilianus.

Morgan, N., and S. Panayotova, et al., ed., Illuminated Manuscripts in Cambridge : A Catalogue of Western Book Illumination in the Fitzwilliam Museum and the the Cambridge Colleges. Part One, The Low Countries, Germany, Bohemia, Austria, Hungary, 2 vols., (London, 2009), vol. 1, no. 77