Douce, Francis, 1757-1834

Statutes of England, nova statuta, 1327–78 — 14th century, last quarter; English MS. Douce 16

Genesis–2 Chronicles in the Earlier Version of the Wycliffite Bible — 14th century, end; England MS. Douce 370

Psalter with Antiphons, Dominican Use; Italy, Brescia, 15th century, third quarter (after 1455, but before 1461 (?)) MS. Douce 272

Illustrations of medieval fools and jesters: illuminations from manuscripts, original sketches and copies — 14th century -19th century; Multiple places of origin MS. Douce b. 4

Marguerite de Navarre — c. 1540; French MS. Douce 91

Romance — 14th century, second quarter; French MS. Douce d. 13

Twenty-one letters, chiefly on literary subjects, from Francis Douce to mr. Pinkerton of Paris MS. Douce d. 2

Odo de Cheriton — 15th century MS. Douce 169

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung — c. 1400; France, Paris MS. Douce 371

Portable Psalter, Franciscan Calendar and Added Hours, Use of Metz; France, Paris (?), Metz; 13th century, between 1235 and 1255 (?), and 14th century, early MS. Douce 48

John Harding — 15th century, third quarter (after 1464); English MS. Douce 345

Ps.-Augustine — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 34

Chronicle of the Kings of England, Belin to Stephen — 16th century; English MS. Douce 341

Philip of Clairvaux, Stefano Maconi, Henricus Suso — 15th century; English MS. Douce 114

Poems, Medical recipes, The Siege of Jerusalem (Titus and Vespasian) — 15th century, third quarter (?); English MS. Douce 78

Autographs, including a note by F. Douce on the miracle of Bolsena MS. Douce d. 7

Book of Hours, Use of Utrecht — c. 1500; Netherlands, Utrecht MS. Douce 30

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, end; French MS. Douce 31

Christoforo Barzizza of Brescia — 16th century, beginning; Italy or France (?) MS. Douce 73

Documents relating to Thury, Normandy, Account of Robert Gringore, receiver of Thury, 1458–9 — c. 1459; French, Thury MS. Douce 379*

John of Seville, Epistola Aristotelis ad Alexandrum de regimine sanitatis (recension of Thomas of Cantimpré); Thomas of Cantimpré, de lapidibus; Annals, 413-1553. Germany, c. 1535 MS. Douce 85

Letter from Edward Foxhall and letter from Francis Douce MS. Eng. c. 2819, fols. 72-76

Alanus de Insulis — 1372; [Netherlands] MS. Douce 64

Bestiary — c. 1300; English MS. Douce 151

Richard Rolle, Ambrosius Autpertus (Ps.-Augustine) — 15th century; English MS. Douce 107

The Prick of Conscience — 14th century, end; England MS. Douce 156

Rudolphus de Liebegg — 1418; German, South MS. Douce 133

La vie des anciens peres — 13th century end; French MS. Douce 150

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish, Bruges or Ghent MS. Douce 112

Ps.-Ambrose — 1504; English MS. Douce 110

Boethius — c. 1400; French MS. Douce 298

Statutes of the Council of Forty at Venice with additions up to 1401 — before 1401 (1394?); Italy, Venice MS. Douce 339

De infantia saluatoris (Gospel of Ps.-Matthew) — c. 1470–1480; France MS. Douce 237

William of Conches, Ps.-Aristotle — 14th century, first half MS. Douce 128

John Audelay — 15th century, second quarter; English MS. Douce 302

Letters to John Payne Collier MS. Eng. misc. d. 14

Apocalypse with commentaries ('The Douce Apocalypse'); England (?Westminster), c. 1265–1270 MS. Douce 180

Pierre de Langtoft — 14th century, early; England MS. Douce 120

Ps.-Aristotle — 15th century; English MS. Douce 95

Pierre de Luxembourg, Gerard of Liège (?), Ps.-Seneca, Martin of Braga — 1475; Flemish MS. Douce 365

Book of Hours, Use of Ghent — c. 1480; Flemish MS. Douce 223

Dives and Pauper — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 295

Augustine, Ps.-Augustine, Isidore — 12th century, third quarter; French, Liessies MS. Douce 198

New Testament — 14th century, second half; English MS. Douce 250

Book of Hours — c. 1450–1470; France MS. Douce 77

George Cavendish — c. 1578–1580; English MS. Douce 363

Secular Psalter; England, North, 12th century, third quarter MS. Douce 293

John Stow — c. 1560–70; English MS. Douce 225

Portable Psalter; France, Paris (?), 13th century, 1240s (?) MS. Douce 50

An album of 41 Indian pictures with calligraphic panels signed by Mīr ʻAlī — Assembled c. 1650 MS. Douce Or. a. 1

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung — 15th century, end; France MS. Douce 195

Roger of Wendover, Roger of Howden, Henry Kirkstead (?) — 14th century, beginning; English MS. Douce 207

Hugh Oldham — 16th century, first quarter MS. Douce 96

Grandes Chroniques de France — 14th century, end; French MS. Douce 217

The Prick of conscience, The Siege of Jerusalem (Titus and Vespasian), Religious poems — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 126

Manual (?) — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 22

Explanation of words used in the Psalter — 15th century; English MS. Douce 103

Book of Hours — 15th century, third quarter; Dutch, Delft MS. Douce 243

Sequences ‘Commendation of the Souls’ and Psalms of the Passion, characteristic of the Sarum Books of Hours, in English, The Wycliffite commentary on the Athanasian Creed, Gospel readings for Christmas (John 1; only verses 11–14 survive, because of the loss of leaves), Easter (Mark 16), Ascension Eve (John 17), Ascension Day (Mark 16) and St Thomas’s Day (John 20) in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible with rubrics in red., General epistles in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible: James, with the usual prologue–3 John, 1–6 — 15th century, first quarter; England MS. Douce 258

Portable Psalter; French Flanders, Diocese of Thérouanne, region of St-Omer (?); c. 1270–1290 MS. Douce 49

William FitzStephen, John of Salisbury, Henry of Huntingdon — after 1176; English MS. Douce 287

Sir John Fortescue (attrib.) — 15th century, end - 16th century; English MS. Douce 54

Book of Hours, Use of Besançon — c. 1470; French, Besançon MS. Douce 267

Album amicorum — 1583–1604 MS. Douce 32

Roman de Troie — 1323; Italian, Verona MS. Douce 196

Flores et Blanchefleur — 1553; France MS. Douce 69

Psalter ('The Ormesby Psalter'), Calendar, Easter table, Psalter, Weekly canticles, each followed by a collect; no rubrics, Confitebor tibi domine, Ego dixi, Exultauit cor meum, Cantemus domino, Domine audiui, Audite celi, Daily canticles, prayers and creeds, each except the Te Deum followed by a collect; no rubrics, Te deum, Benedicite omnia opera, Benedictus dominus deus, Magnificat, Nunc dimittis, Quicumque vult, Litany, Litany of Norwich cathedral — 13th century, late; additions, c. 1310–20 and c. 1325; English, East Anglia; additions, Norwich MS. Douce 366

An Album of 16 Indian Paintings. — Compiled in the 18th century. MS. Douce Or. a. 2

Douce Manuscripts Douce 310; Douce Adds. 47-48, 99; Douce B. 426, B. 639; Douce BB. 139, BB. 165, BB. 169, BB. 171-172, BB. 188; Douce CC. 388; Douce FF. 59, FF. 63; Douce Prints c. 50, e. 1; Douce S 857-859; MSS. Anglesey a. 2; MSS. Douce 1-390, 390**, 391-393; MSS. Douce a. 1-2, b. 1-4, c. 1-3, d. 1, d. 3-6, d. 8-16, e. 1, e. 3, e. 5-7, f. 1-5, g. 2, R. 458*; MSS. Douce Charters a. 1, a. 3

Vincent Ferrer, Laurent d'Orleans — 15th century; French, Languedoc MS. Douce 162

Accounts of the Controller of Queen Elizabeth's household — 1577–1581; English MS. Douce b. 1

Ps.-Aristotle, Arnold of Villanova — 14th century, beginning; French MS. Douce 2

Ps.-Bonaventure — 15th century, first half (?) - 16th century, 1st quarter; English MS. Douce 262

Lives of Saints, Passio sanctorum apostolorum Petri et Pauli, Martyrium S. Petri apostoli, a Lino episcopo conscriptum, Martyrium S. Pauli apostoli [eodem Lino auctore], Passio sancti Andreæ apostoli, Miracula sancti Andreæ apostoli cum prologo, Passio sancti Iacobi apostoli, fratris beati Iohannis evangelistæ, Assumptio sancti Iohannis apostoli et evangelistæ, cum prologo, Passio sancti Bartholomæi apostoli, Passio sancti Matthæi apostoli, Passio sanctorum apostolorum Simonis et Iudæ [ex Africano fortassis excerpta], Passio sancti Thomæ apostoli, Passio sancti Iacobi apostoli, Assumptio sancti Philippi apostoli, Sermo in natali sancti Matthiæ legendus, Sermo sancti Augustini episcopi de omnibus apostolis, Passio sancti Marci evangelistæ, Bedae prologus in epistolam sequentem, Epistola aviti presbiteri (Luciani) de reliquiis S. Stephani, Inventio corporis sancti Stephani prothomartyris, Nichodemi, Gamalielis, atque Abibon, Relatio translationis corporis B. Stephani ab Hierosolymis Constantinopolim, Passio S. Vincentii, archidiaconi et martyris, Sermo S. Augustini in natali S. Vincentii martyris, Passio S.Hippoliti sociorumque eius, Sermo S. Fulgentii episcopi in natali S. Stephani, Homilia B. Maximi episcopi in natali eiusdem Stephani, Sermo S. Augustini episcopi de miraculis B. Stephani, Sermo B. Severini [sive Severiani] in natali Innocentum, Sermo B. Iohannis [Chrysostomi] de eisdem SS. Innocentibus, Eiusdem Chrysostomi sermo de eisdem SS. Innocentibus, Venerabilis Bedae homilia de eisdem — 11th century, end; France, North MS. Douce 174

Berengaudus, John Chrysostom — 12th century, beginning; English, Canterbury (?) MS. Douce 330

Illustrated Piers Plowman; Ireland, 1427–28 MS. Douce 104

Statutes of England, nova statuta, 1327 to 1445 — 15th century, middle MS. Douce 312

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish MS. Douce 20

Medical recipes, Arithmetical terms — 15th century MS. Douce 45

Calendar — 14th century, early; English MS. Douce 88

'Thomas', Robert Grosseteste, Marie de France — c. 13th century, middle; English (?) MS. Douce 132

Book of Hours, Use of Utrecht — 15th century, second half; Dutch, Utrecht MS. Douce 57

Haimo of Auxerre, Gregory the Great — 12th century, third quarter; Italian, Central, Florence (?) MS. Douce 145

The Prick of Conscience, Religious poems and treatises — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 141

Mechtild von Hackeborn — 15th century; Netherlands MS. Douce 44

Homiliary (?) (11th century), with sermons (15th century) added in the margin MS. Douce d. 3

Book of Hours in Middle Dutch; Delft, mid-15th century MS. Douce 248

Breviary (Franciscan) — 14th century, second quarter; additions, 15th century, beginning; French, Paris MS. Douce 245

Lancelot Cycle, Branch 1 — c. 1300; French MS. Douce 303

Pierre Bersuire — 15th century, first half (?); English MS. Douce 177

Numbers 20:2–Baruch 3:20 in the Earlier Version of the Wycliffite Bible with usual prologues, Numbers 20:2 (4?), Deuteronomy (5), Prologue to Joshua, Joshua (6), Judges (7), Ruth (8), Prologue to 1 Kings, 1 Kings (9), 2 Kings (10), 3 Kings (11), 4 Kings (12 and ezechie), Prologue to 1 Chronicles, 1 Chronicles (13), Prologue to 2 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles (14), Prayer of Manasseh, Prologue to 1 Ezra, Commendation of Ezra, 1 Ezra (15), 2 Ezra (16), 3 Ezra (17), Prologue to Tobit, Tobit (18), Prologue to Judith, Judith (19), Prologue to Esther, Esther (20), Prologue to Job, Job (21), Prologue to psalms, Psalms (22), Prologue to Proverbs, Proverbs (23), Prologue to Ecclesiastes, Ecclesiastes (24?), Song of Songs (25), Prologue to Wisdom, Wisdom (26), Prologue to Ecclesiasticus, Ecclesiasticus (27), Prologue to Isaiah, Isaiah (28), Prologue to Jeremiah, Jeremiah (29), Lamentations of Jeremiah (30?), Prayer of Jeremiah, Prologue to Baruch, Baruch (31?) — 1390s (?); England MS. Douce 369

Psalter; England, East Anglia; c. 1340–1348 (?) MS. Douce 131

Maurice de Sully, Honorius Augustodunensis, Wace — 12th century, end; English, Durham MS. Douce 270

The Three Kings of Cologne — 15th century, second half; English MS. Douce 301

Epistre de Ysaac: Enuoyee a sa mere Sarra — 16th century MS. Douce 160

Twenty-six letters from Francis Douce to sir Henry Ellis MS. Douce d. 18

Documents (transcripts) relating to espousals, marriages and christenings of the royal family of England, between 1500 and 1736, with one of 1254 — 16th century - 18th century; English MS. Douce 194

Ovid — after 1531; French MS. Douce 117

Boccaccio — 15th century, third quarter; France, West MS. Douce 331

Ordinances of Charles VI of France for the regulation of single combat, issued in 1406 — c. 1460–1470 MS. Douce 182

Amis and Amiloun, Religious poem — 15th century; English MS. Douce 326

Vegetius, Walter Map, Valerius Maximus — c. 1400; English MS. Douce 147

Hélie de Boron — before 1500; Flemish MS. Douce 383

Bestiary — 13th century, third quarter; English MS. Douce 167

Bible, Epistle and Gospel list, Use of Sarum — Multiple dates; French; list added in England (?) MS. Douce 327

E. Price — 16th century; English MS. Douce 290

Eighteen short letters from Francis Douce to T. Lloyd MS. Douce d. 17

Roman de Renart — 1339; French MS. Douce 360

Gospel of St. Matthew, Gospel of St. Mark — 11th century, second half (c. 1060 (?)); Flemish, Liège, or German, Lorsch (for full discussion see the description at Bibliotheca Laureshamensis) MS. Douce 292

A paper manuscript of Ṛgveda Prātiśākhya, sometimes attributed to Śaunaka. At the end, there are 18 verses and a short prose, forming a short commentary Varṇakramalakṣaṇa, written by Jaggannātha. MS. Max Müller Memorial d. 9

Jacques de Longuyon — 14th century, first half; French MS. Douce 165

Jean Boutillier — 15th century; France (?) MS. Douce 386

'Autographs of Bodleian benefactors, 1752-1832' MS. Autogr. d. 3

Louis le Blanc (attrib.) — 1509–1510; France MS. Douce 92

Antiphonal — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Venice MS. Douce a. 1

L'Estoire del saint Graal, Merlin en prose, Suite-vulgate du Merlin — c. 1270; Italian, Bologna MS. Douce 178

Book of Hours — 14th century, end; English MS. Douce 275

Livre de la Vigne nostre Seigneur — c. 1450–1470 (before 1463?); French MS. Douce 134

The Prick of Conscience — c. 1400; England MS. Douce 157

Machines et utensils de guerre — 1582; Portuguese (?) MS. Douce b. 2

Boethius — c. 1460; France MS. Douce 352

Nicholas Trevet — 15th century, first quarter; England MS. Douce 119

Richard Maidstone (?) — 15th century; English MS. Douce 232

Valerius Maximus — 15th century (after 1401); French MSS. Douce 202-3

John Lydgate (?) — 15th century, second quarter; England MS. Douce 229

Tobit in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible — 15th century, first half; England MS. Douce 36

1 copy of An Arabic copy-book — 18th cent. MS. Douce 76

Guyart Desmoulins — 14th century, first quarter; French, Paris MSS. Douce 211-12

Book of Hours, Use of Paris, Calendar in French, Gospel Pericopes, Obsecro te and O intemerata, Hours of the Virgin, Penitential Psalms and Litany, Hours of the Cross, Hours of the Holy Spirit, Office of the Dead, Fifteen Joys of the Virgin, in French, Seven Requests to Our Lord, Long Hours of the Cross (Hours of the Passion), Suffrages — 15th century, early; French, Paris MS. Douce 62

Medical treatise — 15th century; English MS. Douce 304

Book of Hours, Dominican Use ('The Hours of Engelbert of Nassau') MSS. Douce 219-20

Arthur and Merlin — 15th century; England, Dorset (? See eLALME) MS. Douce 236

John Mirk, Richard Lavynham — 15th century, second half; English, South MS. Douce 60

Thomas Walsingham — c. 1400; English MS. Douce 299

Statutes of England (statuta vetera) — 14th century, second quarter (?); English MS. Douce 26

An Album of 38 Indian Paintings and calligraphic panels. — Compiled in the 18th century. MS. Douce Or. a. 3

Samuel Israelita — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Venice or Verona MS. Douce 247

Psalter; Italy, Sora, near Naples (?); 11th century, end MS. Douce 127

Wycliffite treatises — 14th century, end; English MSS. Douce 273-4

Bible — 13th century, middle; Italian, Genoa or Milan (?) MS. Douce 113

Apocryphal details about the Crucifixion — 15th century; Italian MS. Douce 63

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung — 15th century; French MS. Douce 332

Miroir des histoires du monde, The Siege of Jerusalem, Apocryphal pieces — 15th century, second half (before 1463 (?)); French MSS. Douce 336-7

Edmund of Abingdon — 15th century, beginning; 15th century, end (decoration); English (?) MS. Douce 25

Speculum humanae salvationis — c. 1460–1470; Flemish (?) MS. Douce f. 4

Ps.-Theotimus — 14th century, third quarter; Italian, Verona or Padua (?) MS. Douce 41

Treatise on heraldry — c. 1450–60; French, East MS. Douce 278

Primasius — 7th century, late, or 8th century, early (before 719); England, south-west (?) MS. Douce 140

Portable Psalter; Flanders (Ghent), 14th century, first half (c. 1320-30) MSS. Douce 5-6

Homiliary; Germany (Westphalia), 14th century, first quarter, with additions MS. Douce 185

Johannes de Sacro Bosco, Alexander de Villa Dei — 1381; decoration, 15th century, second half; English MS. Douce 257

Guardbook of fragments MS. Douce b. 5

Legal texts, Formulary — 13th century; English MS. Douce 137

Tabula Psalmorum, Glossary of plant names — 15th century, end; Italian MS. Douce 380

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung — 15th century, beginning; French MS. Douce 188

'Romulus' — 14th century, beginning; French MS. Douce 242

Willelmus Peraldus — 15th century; German MS. Douce 122

Honorius Augustodunensis, Jean de Baissegny — 15th century MS. Douce 99

Aristotle — 14th century MS. Douce c. 4

Gesta Francorum — 13th century, end; French MS. Douce 297

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — c. 1500–05 (?); Italian, Milan MS. Douce 14

John Mirk — 15th century; English MS. Douce 108

John Hardyng — 15th century; England MS. Douce 378

Ps.-Bernard — 14th century; English MS. Douce 13

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung — c. 1460–1470; France MS. Douce 364

The Knowing of Woman's Kind in Childing — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 37

Collection of illuminated and historiated initials cut from various MSS. MS. Douce d. 19

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — 14th century, second quarter (?) (c. 1325–30 (?)); England MS. Douce 231

Gelasian Sacramentary — 8th century, second half; France, Chelles, Benedictine nunnery MS. Douce f. 1

Gesta Romanorum — 15th century, second half; English MS. Douce 142

Life of St. Éloi — 1294; French, Noyon MS. Douce 94

William Langland — 15th century, second half; English MS. Douce 323

Ranulph Higden — 15th century, second half; English MS. Douce 138

Epistolary — c. 1520; Flemish, Louvain, Parc Abbey(?) MS. Douce 200

Book of Hours, Use of Paris — 15th century, beginning and 15th century, second half; French MS. Douce 80

Portable Psalter; Flanders, Bruges (?), late 13th or early 14th century MS. Douce 38

Caesar — 15th century, last quarter (after 1474); Flemish MS. Douce 208

Chronicle of the Kings of England from William the Conqueror to Henry VI — 15th century; English MS. Douce g. 2

Religious pieces — 16th century; French MS. Douce 252

Book of Hours, Use of Rome, Calendar (Utrecht), Gospel Pericopes, Hours of the Virgin, Use of Rome, Penitential Psalms and Litany, Office of the Dead, Hours of the Cross, Prayers to the Virgin in Latin and French, Stabat mater, Veni creator spiritus, The Eight Verses of St Bernard, Suffrages, Quicumque vult, Prayers in Latin and French, Additional prayers — Multiple dates; Dutch, Utrecht MS. Douce 93

State papers, 1570–1660, Paston papers, 15th century - 1672 — 15th century - 1723; English MS. Douce 393

Book of Hours, Use of Paris — 1408; French, Paris MS. Douce 144

Vegetius — 13th century, end; French MS. Douce 149

Priest's vade medum including a psalter; English, c. 1433–1475? MS. Douce 18

Life of Adam and Eve (IPMEP 25), The Five Wiles of King Pharaoh — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 15

Odo de Cheriton — 15th century; English MS. Douce 101

Willelmus Peraldus — 1441; German, Tübingen MS. Douce 355

Portolan charts ('The Douce Atlas'); Venice, early 15th century MS. Douce 390

Autograph letters of a few Bodleian or Ashmolean benefactors MS. Autogr. c. 5

Book of Hours, Use of Rouen — 16th century, first quarter; French, Normandy MS. Douce 72

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; French, North MS. Douce 276

1 copy of An Arabic book of prayers — 16th cent. MS. Douce 334

Charters, 1147–1596 — English MS. Douce Charters a. 1

Three mas̲navis by Niẓāmī. — Multiple dates; Samarqand MS. Douce 348

Isidore of Seville — 12th century MS. Douce 153

Prayer book in Latin and English; England, c. 1460 MS. Douce 1

Breviary — 1563; French MS. Douce 10

Book of Hours, Use of Tournai — 1480 and c. 1500; Dutch (?) MS. Douce 266

Vegetius — c. 1445–1447; English MS. Douce 291

Book of Hours, Use of Metz — 14th century, middle; French, Metz MS. Douce 39

Lancelot cycle, Branch 5 — 13th century, second half; Italian MS. Douce 189

Legal customary of Oléron — Multiple dates; French MS. Douce 227

Institutes and statutes of the Gilbertine order, 13th century-early 16th century MS. Douce 136

Ovid, Ps.-Ovid — 15th century, end; Italian, Padua or Rome MS. Douce 146

Medical recipes — 15th century; English MS. Douce 84

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish MS. Douce 256

Untitled work or fragment — c. 1490; Flemish MS. Douce 51

Autograph letters from benefactors to the Bodleian MS. Autogr. c. 7

Johannes Platterberger and Dietrich Truchseß, Excerpta chronicarum, part I; Germany (?Nuremberg), 15th century, second half (after 1459) MS. Douce 367

Guillaume de Deguilleville — c. 1400; French MS. Douce 300

Psalter ('The Aspremont Psalter'), Companion Volume to a Book of Hours; France, Lorraine (?), late 13th or early 14th century MS. Douce 118

Awntyrs of Arthur — 15th century; English MS. Douce 324

John Mandeville — 15th century, middle; English MS. Douce 33

Offices and prayers for private use — 15th century, end; Multiple places of origin MS. Douce 8

Album amicorum of Paul van Dale — c. 1569–1578; Flanders MS. Douce d. 11

Lancelot en prose, Queste del saint Graal, Mort Artu — Multiple dates; French MS. Douce 215

Abbreviamentum statutorum 1444/1445 — 15th century, middle; England MS. Douce 159

Brunetto Latini — 14th century, beginning; Italian MS. Douce 319

Rules and Constitutions of the Confraternity of St. Peter Martyr, Valladolid — 1558; Spanish MS. Douce 130

Gielis vander Hecken, 1491-1538 — c. 1530 (before 1538), with some additions after 1538; Flemish, Augustinian priory of Zevenborren MS. Douce 373

Sermons — c. 1380–1420; German, South MS. Douce 58.

Poems written for the Puy of the Fraternity of the Immaculate Conception at Rouen , 1511 — after 1511; French MS. Douce 379

Statutes of England, nova statuta, Edward III (1327–77) — 14th century, end; English MS. Douce 27

Petrus de Alliaco, John of Garland, John Bridges — 15th century; English MS. Douce 52

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1527–28; Polish, Cracow MS. Douce 40

Ps.-Boethius — 10th century - 11th century; English MS. Douce 125

Du chevalier a la robe vermeille — 15th century, end; French MS. Douce 111

Portable Psalter; France, Diocese of Amiens, 13th century, third quarter MS. Douce 23

Sermons, Treatise on confession — 13th century; English (?) MS. Douce 282

Offices and prayers for a lady's private use — 15th century, end; Multiple places of origin MS. Douce 12

Register of writs, Statutes of England(vetera statuta), Legal treatises, Song with music — 13th century; English, Coventry (?) MS. Douce 139

An Album of 32 Indian Paintings and 3 calligraphic panels. — Compiled in the 18th century. MS. Douce Or. b. 3

William Brito — 15th century; English MS. Douce 239

An album of 26 Indian pictures with 14 calligraphic panels. MS. Douce Or. b. 1

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, second quarter; French MS. Douce 135

Untitled works or fragments — 12th century - 19th century MS. Douce d. 5

Lancelot de Lac, la Queste del saint Graal — 14th century, second quarter; French MS. Douce 199

Boccaccio — 16th century, first half MS. Douce 329

1 work on the subject of Commercial treaties — 1602 MS. Douce Or. e. 5

Geoffrey of Monmouth — c. 1300; English MS. Douce 115

Gospel lectionary — c. 800; Multiple places of origin MS. Douce 176

Ps.-Aristotle — 15th century, first half MS. Douce 325

Poor Caitiff — 15th century, early; English MS. Douce 288

Book of Hours, Use of Rouen — c. 1480; France, Rouen MS. Douce 253

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — c. 1480; Italian, Venice MS. Douce 11

Life of St. Juliana — 13th century MS. Douce 381

Statutes of England (statuta vetera), Commentary on the Apostles' Creed — 14th century, second quarter; English MS. Douce 17

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1507; Italian, Florence MS. Douce 9

John Lydgate — 15th century, late; Scottish MS. Douce 148

Gratian — 13th century, beginning; English, London (?) MS. Douce 218

Boccaccio — 15th century, third quarter (before 1467); French, Anjou (?) MS. Douce 213

Thomas — 13th century and 14th century MS. Douce d. 6

La vie des anciens peres — c. 1300 MS. Douce 154

Book of Hours, Use of Rome ('The Hours of Eleanora Gonzaga'); Italy, Rome, 1509 × 1538 (before 1527 (?) or c. 1535-7 (?)) MS. Douce 29

Troubadour songs — 13th century, second half; Italian (?) MS. Douce 269

Renaut de Montauban — 13th century, first half; French MS. Douce 121

Religious treatises, Synodal statutes — 15th century, late; French MS. Douce 263

1 copy of An album of fifty-three pictures representing Hindi Rāgs, harem or zenānah scenes. There are no calligraphic specimens MS. Douce Or. b. 2

Olivier de la Marche, Amé de Montgesoie — 16th century, middle; Flemish MS. Douce 168

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, second quarter; Italian, Rome MS. Douce 19

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century; English MS. Douce d. 4

Athanasius, Jerome — 12th century, third quarter; English MS. Douce 351

Jean Mansel — c. 1470–1480; Flemish MS. Douce 333

Rabanus Maurus — Multiple dates; French MS. Douce 192

Plutarch, Leonardo Bruni, Basil the Great, Xenophon — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Florence MS. Douce 214

Book of Hours, Use of Bayeux — c. 1450–60; French, Bayeux MS. Douce 268

Hours of Louis Quarré MS. Douce 311

An alphabetical list of Symbols of Christian Saints MS. Douce e. 2

Terence — 1435; Italy MS. Douce 347

Gilte Legende — 1438–60; English MS. Douce 372

Prayers and devotions for private use — 16th century, beginning; French MS. Douce 264

Life of St. Hilary — 12th century, early MS. Douce 226

Treatises on heraldry and the Order of the Garter, Religious treatise — 15th century, third quarter; additions, 16th century; English MS. Douce 271

Jean Wauquelin — c. 1500; Flemish MS. Douce 205

Alphabet of painted capitals — 16th century, beginning; French MS. Douce f. 2

Robert of Greatham, Edmund of Abingdon, Simund de Freine — c. 1300; English MS. Douce 210

Papers of Francis Douce MSS. Douce b. 6-9, c. 5-12, d. 20-88, e. 9-107, f. 6-26

Apollonius of Tyre — 15th century; England MS. Douce 216

Missal (Franciscan) — 14th century, middle; French MS. Douce 313

Jacques de Longuyon — 14th century, first quarter; French, Metz (?) MS. Douce 308

An Album of Paintings and Calligraphic Panels. — 17th-18th century. MS. Douce Or. c. 4

Sermons — 15th century, end; French MS. Douce 4

John Mandeville — 15th century; English MS. Douce 109

Gesta Romanorum — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 310

Statutes of England (vetera statuta) and tracts — 14th century, second quarter; English MS. Douce 35

Table of lections of Type I, New Testament in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible with usual prologues, Wycliffite table of lections of Type I with Old Testament readings written out in full — 15th century, middle; England MS. Douce 265

Johannes Bochius — c. 1594–95; Flemish MS. Douce 387

Book of Hours, Use of Amiens — 15th century, end; French MS. Douce 152

Johannes de Sacro Bosco — 14th century, end; English MS. Douce 129

Edward, duke of York — 15th century, middle; English MS. Douce 335

Statutes of England:, Statuta Vetera, Nova Statuta, Edward III, Nova statuta, Richard II, Nova Statuta, Henry IV and 1-2 Henry V. — 15th century, beginning; English MS. Douce 362

Book of Hours — c. 1400; English MS. Douce 246

Jean Galopes, Ps.-Aristotle — 1435; additions, 15th century, late; Flemish, Lille (?) MS. Douce 305

Arnaldus de Villa Nova — 13th century MS. Douce 87

Rule of St. Benedict — 13th century, first half; French (?) MS. Douce 320

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 1473; Italian, Venice MS. Douce 314

Boethius — 15th century; English MS. Douce 100

Almanac and runic calendar — 1432; Flemish MS. Douce 71

Treatise on religious life compiled from Bonaventure — 1522; Dutch MS. Douce 382

Book of Fate — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, North MS. Douce 241

Household account of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, drawn up by Olivier de La Marche in 1474 — 16th century; France MS. Douce 181

Book of Hours, Use of Troyes — 15th century, beginning; French MS. Douce 102

Ralph de Hengham, Robert Grosseteste, Walter of Henley — c. 1320–1330; English MS. Douce 98

Jean Miélot — c. 1456 (old style, 1457 new style); Flemish MS. Douce 374

Vision of St Mawdlen, Golden Letany of the Lyeff and Passion of Christe, Prayer — 15th century, second half; England MS. Douce 42

Ps.-Seneca — 1465; Italian MS. Douce 306

Speculum humanae saluationis — c. 1430–50; Spanish, Catalonia, Roussillon MS. Douce 204

William Taylor — 15th century, first half; English MS. Douce 53

Portable Secular Psalter; France, area of Reims; 9th century, middle MS. Douce 59

Histoire ancienne jusqu'a César — 15th century, third quarter; French MS. Douce 353

King Ponthus — 15th century MS. Douce 384

Troper, Proser, Offertorial — 11th century, end; Italian, Breme-Novalesa, Benedictine abbey MS. Douce 222

Portable Psalter; French Flanders, Diocese of Thérouanne (?), late 13th or early 14th century MS. Douce 24

Map of Palestine — 14th century, second half; English MS. Douce 389

New Testament in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible, Table of lections of Type I — 15th century, first half; England MS. Douce 240

Richard Rolle, Henricus Suso — 15th century, third quarter; English MS. Douce 322

Michael Ott, Kriegsregiment, etc.; southern Germany, c. 1530 MS. Douce 186

Psalter ('the Crowland Psalter'); England, East Anglia, 11th century, second or third quarter, with 11th- and 12th-century additions MS. Douce 296

Quintus Curtius — 15th century, second half; French MS. Douce 318

Jacques Milet — 1461; French, Paris MS. Douce 356

Thomas Hoccleve — 15th century, second quarter; English MS. Douce 158

André le Moine — 1320s; English, probably London MS. Douce 79

Cookery recipes — 15th century, middle; English MS. Douce 55

Bede — 12th century, second quarter; English, Winchcomb MS. Douce 368

Wycliffite sermons — 15th century, early; English MS. Douce 321

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

Richard Coeur de Lion — 15th century, second half (script, watermarks); England, probably Norfolk MS. Douce 228

Ambrose — 13th century, second half MS. Douce 284