Bede, the Venerable, pseudo

BEDE &c.; S. XV1 Merton College MS. 175

JEROME &c.; S. XV Merton College MS. 50

Bede, Pseudo-Bede, Henry I of England, Hildebert of Le Mans — 1100s × 1110s Jesus College MS. 51

Calendars, Computistical texts, Texts relating to the Easter cycle — 9th century, second half (between 867 and 892); English, North (?) MS. Digby 63

Homiliary; Southern Germany, s. xiiin MS. Laud Misc. 305

Prophecies chiefly relating to English history, with calendarial and other pieces, of which the chief are as follows, a full list being in the Old Catalogue: — 1465; English, London MS. Bodl. 623

Ps.-Bede — 10th century, first half; Germany, Lorsch, Benedictine abbey (?) MS. Laud Misc. 427

Theological and devotional miscellany; England, 15th century, early MS. Bodl. 630

Augustine, etc.; England (Robertsbridge), 13th century, second half MS. Bodl. 132

Homiliary; 13th century MS. Bodl. 384

Homiliary — 12th century, second half; German, Würzburg (St. Kylian (?)) MS. Laud Misc. 155b

Theological treatises, meditations and extracts. Germany, s. xiv 2/4. MS. Laud Misc. 493

Bede, Ps-Bede, Ps.-Anatolius, Boethius — Multiple dates; French, Vendôme, Benedictine abbey of the Holy Trinity MS. Bodl. 309

Homiliary (second part, Easter to Advent, with Sanctorale and Common of Saints); England, early 13th century MS. Bodl. 734

Liber septem partium, etc. Germany, xii2. MS. Laud Misc. 514

A: Homiliary. B: Theological summa. English, 15th century. MS. Lat. th. d. 36

Miscellany of Sermons and Saints' Lives. Germany, s. xiii2. MS. Laud Misc. 315

Psalter with Monastic Collects and Commentary from De titulis psalmorum; Italy, Umbro-Lazian region, Rome (?), late 11th century–early 12th century MS. Canon. Pat. Lat. 88

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum; Flanders (?Bruges), 15th century, second quarter MS. Laud Misc. 204

Chronicles and Annals, etc.; Germany, probably written in 1182 MS. Laud Misc. 633

Ps.-Bede; John Beleth. Germany, A) (fols 1–63) s. xiiex; B) (fols 64–75) s. xiiimed; C) (fols 76–87) s. xiiex. MS. Laud Misc. 478

Hildebert of Lavardin, Ps.-Bede — 13th century, early MS. Douce 89