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of Medieval English Statute Books and
Registers of Writs

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AMES FOUNDATION DESCRIPTIONS


Introduction

The following tables list the 57 HLL statute books and registers of writs for which the Ames Foundation has compiled preliminary descriptions and provides links to those descriptions. Where the description is incomplete, a note indicates what is currently missing. For a complete listing of the HLL statute books and registers images of which are online click here. We have not yet tackled HLS MS 172, a single-sheet ‘sheriff’s copy’ of Magna Carta. HLS MS 193, for which we do provide a preliminary description (on which considerably more work is needed), is not, as suggested by the HOLLIS title, a register of writs, at least as that term is normally understood. Rather, it is a collection of some writs and counts and extracts from treatises but principally extracts from Year Books, designed to illustrate ‘placita personalia’. The description of the single-sheet HLS MS 24b is combined with that for HLS MS 24, so that the descriptions of 57 manuscripts appear on 56 separate web pages.

The descriptions began with putting each of the images in a digital tagger and recording in that tagger a label for an image or range of images, e.g., ‘Front cover’ or ‘Statute of York, 12 Edw. 2’, a rough transcription of any header or heading that appears on the page, noting the presence of, and sometimes transcribing, any marginalia, and any signature marks. Notes were added, as appropriate, indicating illuminated capitals and other decoration. The statutes were identified to their corresponding printing in S.R. If an item that is not in S.R. was found in a statute-book it was given a standardized title and a descriptive note. The same was done if an item was found in a register of writs that was not a writ form or a regula or a nota about it. The manuscript foliation was not normally entered but was where it proved useful in figuring how the manuscript got put together and what is now missing. Where an item was identified by chapter numbers other than the chapter numbers of statutes in S.R. or of standard treatises these were added to the tags.

All of this data was placed in a database and is displayed online in a table called Detailed Contents. Out of this table we compiled a table called Summary Contents, which gives the starting and ending folios and sequence numbers of each substantive item. In the case of the registers of writs we compiled another table that contained rough transcriptions of the name of each writ on the page, normally as found in marginalia in the register. The writs on each page were counted twice, one count of all the writs (but excluding marginalia that said ‘Regula’ or ‘Nota’) and another that took that count and subtracted from it those marked as ‘eodem’ or ‘aliter’.1 These counts were then totalled. The Writ Table has space for its own introduction and conclusion, some of which have already been supplied. Finally, a preliminary narrative introduction to the whole manuscript was placed at the top of the display, giving a technical description of the manuscript: previous cataloguing (including that in Baker’s English Legal Manuscripts in the U.S.A.), binding, layout, illumination, foliation, quiring, and going on to comment on anything about it that seemed to be of particular interest. The introductions tend to conclude with a justification for the date that we have assigned to the manuscript (which frequently is quite different from that which has been traditionally assigned),2 speculations as to why and for whom it was made and, where appropriate, remarks on its subsequent use. Baker’s handlist contains a remarkably detailed account of the early modern and modern provenance of each manuscript. In almost all cases, we simply agree.

1. We figured out a way to prevent the counter from subtracting two when the marginalia read ‘aliter de eodem’, but those who wrote the marginalia did not have modern quantitative historians in mind, and the words ‘aliter and eodem’ were used frequently. The second count probably slightly understates what it is supposed to be counting.

2. Our dates are mostly termini post quem. In the case of statute-books, they are mostly based on the date of the most recent statute in the main manuscript, with the date of the most recent statute in the additions in parentheses, if there are later additions. In the case of the registers, they are mostly based on the attestation in the initial writ of right patent, where it exists. Where it does not exist, the dates of the registers have to be based on their contents unless we found a dated writ in the register, and, hence, are vaguer. Using the last datable item seemed a better way to do it than simply adding a random number of years to the last datable item to account for the time needed to compile the manuscript. We continue to use ‘ca.’ (‘circa’) rather than ‘after’ to conform to usual library cataloguing practice, but technically almost all of them should be ‘after’. We have so far found no statute-book where the script requires a substantially later date than that of the last datable item; the registers of writs are more problematic. For example, both the script and the date on the initial writ of right patent in MS 25 suggest at date around 1476, but there is nothing in the contents of the register other than date on the initial writ that would lead to a date after the first years of the 15th century.

As the previous paragraph makes clear, the compilation of this catalogue, so far, has been based almost exclusively on the digital images. The digitization was done in a way that would get it done quickly and keep the costs within bounds. The object was to make the text as legible as it would be if it were viewed in situ. What was sacrificed was the production of images that would fully satisfy an art historian, particularly with regard to color. This means that some of our descriptions of the decoration and bindings are unreliable. (They would also benefit from the eye of someone more expert in medieval decoration and in binding from various centuries than any of us is.) Quite a bit of the quiring of the manuscripts can be done on the basis of the images, but some of the more complicated ones need to checked with the physical manuscript, and some will remain uncertain until the manuscript (in many cases quite far in the future) is disbound for rebinding.

The transcriptions were done by someone who was learning how to read medieval handwritten Latin and French. They are rough. They contain marks of suspension where are a more expert transcriber would extend; they contain queries where a more expert transcriber would have been able to supply what was queried. They contain mistakes. They are, however, a remarkable job considering how quickly they were done. The mistakes are rarely misleading, and the more expert can always look at the image to make the extensions and supply what is queried. It seemed better to put online what we had rather than waiting until someone more expert could proof the very large number of transcriptions that we now have. They will be corrected over time.

As the preceding makes clear, what we have now is very much preliminary. Any help would be appreciated. Suggestions may be sent by email.

Three tables follow. The first basically duplicates what is found in the Table of Contents. It adds, however, notes where the description, for some reason, is not substantially complete. All of the introductions to the descriptions are preliminary, and it is in the nature of this kind of work, that is it is never really complete. That is one of the advantages of publication online. A note is included where we are aware that quite a bit more needs to be done. The second table duplicates the first but is in the order of the manuscript numbers (shelfmarks). The third lists only those manuscripts that have registers of writs and links only to the register. The dates given here in some cases differ from, and are earlier than, the overall date of the manuscript.


By Year
This table is arranged by the approximate date of composition of the main section of the manuscript. This is normally the last datable item in the main section of the manuscript (see above). Clicking on the manuscript number will bring you to the Ames Foundation’s description of the manuscript, which lists the contents and links to specific images of the manuscript in ‘Mirador’, the current Harvard University Library page delivery service; clicking on ‘PDS’ will bring you directly to the first image of the manuscript in Mirador.

 

HLS MS No. 36

England. Statutes [Magna Carta] to 21 Edward 1
Tracts; Registrum brevium

ca. 1293

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 175

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 21 Edw. 1; Tracts

ca. 1293

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 49

England. Statutes. Magna Carta to 25 Edw. I
Registrum brevium
Calendar

ca. 1297

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 39

England. Statutes Magna Carta to 21 (27) Edw. I
Registrum brevium; Tracts

ca. 1293 (ca. 1299)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 161

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 27 Edw. 1; Tracts

ca. 1299

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 24

Registrum brevium with tracts

ca. 1300

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 179

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 34 Edw. 1
Officium senescalli

ca. 1306

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 184

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 28 Edw. 1, Registrum Brevium, Tracts

ca. 1307

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 33

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 35 Edw. 1; Britton; Tracts; Brevia placitata; Registrum brevium

ca. 1307

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 52

Registrum brevium

ca. 1310

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 56

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 5 Edw. 2; Tracts

ca. 1311

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 58

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 9 Edw. 2
Exposicio vocabulorum

ca. 1316

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 173

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2

ca. 1318

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 57

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 18 Edw. 1 (12 Edw. 2)

ca. 1297 (1318)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 160

England. Statutes, 52 Hen. 3 to 12 Edw. 2

ca. 1318

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 213

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2; Tracts

ca. 1318

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 12

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 3 Edw. 2

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 28

England. Statutes Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2. Register of Writs (c. 1325). Treatises.

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 60

Registrum brevium; Novae narrationes

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 162

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2 (1 Edw. 3)

ca. 1318 (ca. 1327)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 54

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 2 Edw. 3

ca. 1328

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 55

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 2 Edw. 3

ca. 1328

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 182

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 2 Edw. 3
Novae narrationes

ca. 1328

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 45

Registrum brevium

ca. 1330

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 177

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 5 Edw. 3

ca. 1331

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 101

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2
England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 5 Edw. 3

ca. 1318, ca. 1331

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 32

England. Statutes Magna Carta to 9 Edw. 3 (27 Edw. 3)

ca. 1335 (ca. 1353)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 174

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 10 Edw. 3 (36 Edw. 3)

ca. 1340 (1365)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 193

Writs, Counts, Extracts from Treatises and from the Year Books, Concerning ‘Placita Personalia’;
Lambard’s Archeion

ca. 1340

PDS

Preliminary introduction. Otherwise complete, but the transcriptions of the marginalia need a considerable amount of work, and the references to the Year Books should be spelled out more fully than they are.

 

HLS MS No. 166

Registrum brevium

1340 X ca. 1351, with later additions

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 53

Registrum brevium

ca. 1371

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 19

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Ric. 2

ca. 1386

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 168

Registrum brevium

ca. 1390

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 34

Registrum brevium

ca. 1391–2

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 165

Registrum brevium

1382 X 1394

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 38

Registrum brevium judicialium

ca. 1400

PDS

Preliminary introduction. Otherwise complete. For reasons explained in the Introduction, the Summary Contents includes only the two major divisions of the manuscript.

 

HLS MS No. 48

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 4 Hen. 4

ca. 1403

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 155

Registrum brevium, with tracts

ca. 1384, with additions into the 15th century

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 59

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2
Abbreviated Anglo-Norman Brut
Tracts and Documents

ca. 1318 (with later additions)

PDS

Preliminary introduction. All the sections of the description are available in draft form. Their completion awaits the fixing of the order of the images in Mirador.

 

HLS MS No. 42

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Hen. 5

ca. 1421

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 27

Registrum brevium

ca. 1424

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 170

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Hen. 5 (8 Hen. 6)

ca. 1425 (1435)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 22

Registrum brevium

1416 X 1425

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 26

Registrum brevium

ca. 1426 (with 16th-century additions)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 23

Registrum Brevium

1391 X 1438 (?ca. 1430)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 80

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 27 Edw. 1; Tracts
England. Statutes, 6 Hen. 4 to 8 Hen. 6

ca. 1299, ca. 1430

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 185

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Hen. 6

ca. 1431

PDS

Preliminary Introduction. Otherwise complete.

 

HLS MS No. 20

England. Statutes, 8 Edw. 3 to 11 Hen. 6

ca. 1433 (1440)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 21

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 23 Hen. 6
Modus tenendi parliamentum; Magna Carta

ca. 1445 (?ca. 1450)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 163

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 23 Hen. 6

ca. 1445

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 40

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 23 Hen. 6

ca. 1442 (1461–2)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 10

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 7 Edw. 4

ca. 1467

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 29

Calendar; Modus Tenendi Parliamentum
Office of the Steward; Index of Statutes
England. Statutes 1 Edw. 3 to 20 Ric. 2 (MS 29)
England. Statutes 1 Hen. 4 to 8 Edw. 4 (MS 30)

ca. 1468 (?ca. 1502)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 30

Calendar; Modus Tenendi Parliamentum
Office of the Steward; Index of Statutes
England. Statutes 1 Edw. 3 to 20 Ric. 2 (MS 29)
England. Statutes 1 Hen. 4 to 8 Edw. 4 (MS 30)

ca. 1468 (?ca. 1502)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 25

Registrum brevium

ca. 1476

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 61

Calendar; Registrum brevium
Articuli ad Novas Narrationes; List of Kings of England

ca. 1325; ca. 1487

PDS


By HLS Manuscript Number
This table is arranged by the call number (shelfmark) of the HLS manuscript. Clicking on the manuscript number will bring you to the Ames Foundation’s description of the manuscript, which lists the contents and links to specific images of the manuscript in in ‘Mirador’, the current Harvard University Library page delivery service; clicking on ‘PDS’ will bring you directly to the first image of the manuscript in Mirador.

 

HLS MS No. 10

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 7 Edw. 4

ca. 1467

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 12

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 3 Edw. 2

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 19

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Ric. 2

ca. 1386

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 20

England. Statutes, 8 Edw. 3 to 11 Hen. 6

ca. 1433 (1440)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 21

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 23 Hen. 6
Modus tenendi parliamentum; Magna Carta

ca. 1445 (?ca. 1450)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 22

Registrum brevium

1416 X 1425

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 23

Registrum Brevium

1391 X 1438 (?ca. 1430)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 24

Registrum brevium with tracts

ca. 1300

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 25

Registrum brevium

ca. 1476

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 26

Registrum brevium

ca. 1426 (with 16th-century additions)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 27

Registrum brevium

ca. 1424

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 28

England. Statutes Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2. Register of Writs (c. 1325). Treatises.

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 29

Calendar; Modus Tenendi Parliamentum
Office of the Steward; Index of Statutes
England. Statutes 1 Edw. 3 to 20 Ric. 2 (MS 29)
England. Statutes 1 Hen. 4 to 8 Edw. 4 (MS 30)

ca. 1468 (?ca. 1502)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 30

Calendar; Modus Tenendi Parliamentum
Office of the Steward; Index of Statutes
England. Statutes 1 Edw. 3 to 20 Ric. 2 (MS 29)
England. Statutes 1 Hen. 4 to 8 Edw. 4 (MS 30)

ca. 1468 (?ca. 1502)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 32

England. Statutes Magna Carta to 9 Edw. 3 (27 Edw. 3)

ca. 1335 (ca. 1353)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 33

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 35 Edw. 1; Britton; Tracts; Brevia placitata; Registrum brevium

ca. 1307

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 34

Registrum brevium

ca. 1391–2

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 36

England. Statutes [Magna Carta] to 21 Edward 1
Tracts; Registrum brevium

ca. 1293

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 38

Registrum brevium judicialium

ca. 1400

PDS

Preliminary introduction. Otherwise complete. For reasons explained in the Introduction, the Summary Contents includes only the two major divisions of the manuscript.

 

HLS MS No. 39

England. Statutes Magna Carta to 21 (27) Edw. I
Registrum brevium; Tracts

ca. 1293 (ca. 1299)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 40

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 23 Hen. 6

ca. 1442 (1461–2)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 42

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Hen. 5

ca. 1421

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 45

Registrum brevium

ca. 1330

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 48

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 4 Hen. 4

ca. 1403

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 49

England. Statutes. Magna Carta to 25 Edw. I
Registrum brevium
Calendar

ca. 1297

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 52

Registrum brevium

ca. 1310

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 53

Registrum brevium

ca. 1371

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 54

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 2 Edw. 3

ca. 1328

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 55

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 2 Edw. 3

ca. 1328

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 56

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 5 Edw. 2; Tracts

ca. 1311

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 57

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 18 Edw. 1 (12 Edw. 2)

ca. 1297 (1318)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 58

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 9 Edw. 2
Exposicio vocabulorum

ca. 1316

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 59

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2
Abbreviated Anglo-Norman Brut
Tracts and Documents

ca. 1318 (with later additions)

PDS

Preliminary introduction. All the sections of the description are available in draft form. Their completion awaits the fixing of the order of the images in Mirador.

 

HLS MS No. 60

Registrum brevium; Novae narrationes

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 61

Calendar; Registrum brevium
Articuli ad Novas Narrationes; List of Kings of England

ca. 1325; ca. 1487

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 80

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 27 Edw. 1; Tracts
England. Statutes, 6 Hen. 4 to 8 Hen. 6

ca. 1299, ca. 1430

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 101

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2
England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 5 Edw. 3

ca. 1318, ca. 1331

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 155

Registrum brevium, with tracts

ca. 1384, with additions into the 15th century

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 160

England. Statutes, 52 Hen. 3 to 12 Edw. 2

ca. 1318

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 161

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 27 Edw. 1; Tracts

ca. 1299

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 162

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2 (1 Edw. 3)

ca. 1318 (ca. 1327)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 163

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 23 Hen. 6

ca. 1445

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 165

Registrum brevium

1382 X 1394

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 166

Registrum brevium

1340 X ca. 1351, with later additions

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 168

Registrum brevium

ca. 1390

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 170

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Hen. 5 (8 Hen. 6)

ca. 1425 (1435)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 173

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2

ca. 1318

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 174

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 10 Edw. 3 (36 Edw. 3)

ca. 1340 (1365)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 175

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 21 Edw. 1; Tracts

ca. 1293

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 177

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 5 Edw. 3

ca. 1331

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 179

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 34 Edw. 1
Officium senescalli

ca. 1306

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 182

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 2 Edw. 3
Novae narrationes

ca. 1328

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 184

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 28 Edw. 1, Registrum Brevium, Tracts

ca. 1307

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 185

England. Statutes, 1 Edw. 3 to 9 Hen. 6

ca. 1431

PDS

Preliminary Introduction. Otherwise complete.

 

HLS MS No. 193

Writs, Counts, Extracts from Treatises and from the Year Books, Concerning ‘Placita Personalia’;
Lambard’s Archeion

ca. 1340

PDS

Preliminary introduction. Otherwise complete, but the transcriptions of the marginalia need a considerable amount of work, and the references to the Year Books should be spelled out more fully than they are.

 

HLS MS No. 213

England. Statutes, Magna Carta to 12 Edw. 2; Tracts

ca. 1318

PDS


Registers of Writs
The following table lists the 23 manuscripts in the collection that are, or contain, registers of writs, arranged by the approximate date of the register (which sometimes differs from that of the whole manuscript). Clicking on the manuscript number will bring you to the Ames Foundation’s Analysis of the Writs, which lists the contents and links to specific images of the manuscript in ‘Mirador’, the current Harvard University Library page delivery service; clicking on ‘PDS’ will bring you directly to the first image of the manuscript in Mirador where the manuscript is exclusively a register of writs and the first image of the register where it is not. A table similar to this one, but without MS 38, the register of judicial writs, is discussed in the Summary of Writs. Most of the registers do not have headings. The few that do – MS 49: Registrum cancellarii; MS 39: Registrum brevium; MS 36: Registrum; MS 184: Registrum cancellar’ domini Regis; MS 28: Registrum brevium cancelrie regis; MS 168: Registrum originale – are not particularly informative. We used the space that we saved by not including the heading to give: the size of the manuscript in its largest dimension (in millemeters), the number of folios devoted to the register, both the long and the short count of the number of writs (described above), and whether or not the register seems to be complete, with an asterisk where what is missing seems to be substantial.

 

HLS MS No.

Size

Fol

Writs1

Writs2

Complete?

Date

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 33

240

41

271

241

Yes

ca. 1277

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 39

200

35

333

217

Yes

ante 1285

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 49

170

27

155

104

No*

ca. 1285

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 36

220

39

380

275

No*

ca. 1285

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 24

280

46

647

471

No

ca. 1300

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 52

160

130

819

507

Yes

ca. 1300

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 184

?

38

321

226

Yes

ca. 1307

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 28

250

121

937

618

Yes

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 60

100

80

572

291

No*

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 61

80

130

486

371

Yes

ca. 1325

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 45

200

87

819

615

Yes

ca. 1330

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 166

210

179

1271

867

No*

1340 X ca. 1351, with later additions

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 53

160

345

1755

1160

No

ca. 1371

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 155

270

220

2412

1638

Yes

ca. 1384

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 168

240

268

2060

1373

Yes

ca. 1390

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 34

230

345

2417

1591

No

ca. 1390–1

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 165

270

301

1906

1219

Yes

1382 X 1394

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 38

210

121

459

407

No

ca. 1400

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 27

260

182

1905

1281

No

ca. 1424

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 22

310

102

956

628

No*

1416 X 1425

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 26

270

243

2030

1360

No

ca. 1426

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 23

?

208

1763

1118

Yes

1391 X 1438 (?ca. 1430)

PDS

 

HLS MS No. 25

280

206

1665

1020

No*

ca. 1476

PDS