A catalogue of Western manuscripts at the Bodleian Libraries and selected Oxford colleges

OR BROWSE BY

MANUSCRIPTS
WORKS
PEOPLE
PLACES
Start Over
You searched for: Binding Century 18th Century Remove constraint Binding Century: 18th Century Decoration Plain initial Remove constraint Decoration: Plain initial
| 101 - 120 of 120 | Next »
Number of results to display per page

St John's College MS 135

Contents:
Jacobus de Cessolis, De ludo schaccorum

St John's College MS 136

Contents:
Reginald, canon of Shede, Dogma laicorum; sermon book of Philip, vicar of Wycombe; Grosseteste, Constitutions; Physiologus

St John's College MS 138

Contents:
The Prick of Conscience

St John's College MS 141

Contents:
Gregory the Great, Homelia in evangelia

St John's College MS 149

Contents:
Theological miscellany

St John's College MS 152

Contents:
Priscian, with commentaries

St John's College MS 153

Contents:
Gregory the Great, Moralia in Job, volume 1

St John's College MS 158

Contents:
Anselm of Bec, ? Poenitentiale Egberti, Ivo of Chartres, Peter Damian

St John's College MS 171

Contents:
John Wycliffe, Postillae in Biblia

St John's College MS 173

Contents:
Religious miscellany: Bernard, Augustine, Aquinas etc.

St John's College MS 176

Contents:
Legal miscellany

St John's College MS 185

Contents:
Paterius, excerpts from works of Gregory the Great

St John's College MS 190

Contents:
Preaching materials: tracts and sermons

St John's College MS 194

Contents:
Gospels

St John's College MS 195

Contents:
Richard Rolle, Latin Psalter and Parce michi; Phillip Karmerlyn on the decretals; John of Sacro Bosco, De sphera; ‘Disticha…

St John's College MS 197

Contents:
Medical miscellany

St John's College MS 199

Contents:
Julianus Pomerius, De vita contemplativa

St John's College MS 209

Contents:
‘Epitome chronicarum cenobij de Bury’‘Epitome chronicarum cenobij de Bury’

St John's College MS 265

Contents:
Breviary (Premonstratensian Use)

MS. Tanner 169*

Contents:
Psalter with missal and breviary; England, Chester (?); 12th century, end (c. 1192–1193 (?)), with later additions