https://mss-cat.trin.cam.ac.uk/Manuscript/O.7.20/manifest.jsonI. The Vellum portion of cent. xiv, xv.
1. f.1 Diagram of an opposition (?)
2. Fragment of a work on Epistolary formulae
Ends f.6b: et post nebulam dat serenum. Amen.
Explicit.
Constat Johanni Wylk in artibus magistro.
De S. Maria.
Sum quod eram (glossed virgo) nec eram quod (glossed mater) sum ύ nunc dicor utrumque.
Est quod erat (glossed deus) quod adem nec erat (glossed homo) nunc regnat utroque.
3. f.7 Fragment on astronomy
4. f.8 Moral and theological notes
5. f.11b Table of numbers
6. f.13 Tria capitula de secretis secretorum Aristotelis
Imperfect.
7. f.17b Physical and astronomical fragments, with diagram
8. f.20 On the Meteora of Aristotle
De primis igitur causis. In isto libro qui liber metheororum intitulatur.
On f.25 is a good volvel, and there are other diagrams.
Ends f.30: in partis.
Expl. bonus tractatus.
Similar matter follows with figures.
9. f.33b De urinis
Urina rufa significat salutem.
f.34 10. Astronomical matter
Ending imperfectly on f.136.
These leaves are much disordered.
II. 1. Paper. Cent. xv late.
Henricus Walmesley a dw a digon (xvi).
Johannes Tauernour (xvi).
Receipts (medical) in English.
Pro stomaco.
Acordyng to the helthe of the stomache.
9ff.
2. Cent. xvii
f.50 Receipts in English
3. f.65 Receipts in Italian (xvi, xvii)
4. f.72 Lists of books lent (?), many crossed out. Dated mostly in 1582
Possibly by Dr John Dee.
5. f.82 Receipts in Latin.
6. f.92 A smaller book of Receipts in Latin and English
7. Larger paper: pale ink, of cent. xvi.
f.176 List of simples
f.177b Diagrams of stills (?)
f.179 Capitula
f.180 Tractatus de medicinis ad dispositionem quinte essentie
In hoc(!) parte describentur omnia simplicia.
Ending f.196.
