Perisinotti, Giovanni, fl. c. 1807-17

Collections (six manuscripts bound together); Italian (Venice, Verona, and Padua); 15th and 16th centuries (1460, 1536–40, 1551–64, etc.) MS. Bywater 37

Humanist translations and texts, probably collected by Francesco Barbaro ; thirteen booklets bound together; Italian, Florence; 15th century (in part 1414) MS. Bywater 38

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan), Calendar, Temporale, Table for the scriptural reading in September, General rubrics, Tables for the ferial antiphons before Christmas, Ferial psalter, Lenten litany, Hymnal, Sanctorale, Additional hymns for St Catherine, Gradual psalms and minor offices, Office of the Virgin, Office of the Passion, Office of the Holy Ghost, Office of the Trinity, Office of of All Saints, Office of the Dead, Common of the saints and the dedication, Votive masses for each day of the week, Offices of the holy Trinity, Corpus Christi and the anniversary of the dedication, Commendation of the dying, Additions, Office of St Gabriel, Rhythmical office of the Visitation of the Virgin, Offices of the Invention and Exaltation of the cross, Commemorations, A prayer, Office of Corpus Christi, Te deum of Our Lady — 14th century, mid to second half; Italy, Saragossa, Diocese of Osma (?), Friary of St Francis MS. Canon. Liturg. 305

A collection of mainly Franciscan authors, composed of seven codicological units MS. Canon. Pat. Lat. 52

A former pastedown formed of a waste leaf (with blank spaces for coloured initials) from a 12th-century liturgical manuscript — 12th century, beginning; German, South MS. Canon. Pat. Lat. 188

Breviary (Choir), Use of Rome (Franciscan), Temporale, General rubrics, Liturgical statutes of the general Chapter of Pisa, Rubric for Advent (and rubrical tables for the ferial antiphons before Christmas), Rubrics for the Sundays after Pentecost, Rubrics for the feast of St Thomas apostle, for the feast and octave of Corpus Christi, Rubrics for the office of the Holy Cross, etc., Order of grace, Sanctorale, Ferial psalter with hymns, Final antiphons of the Virgin and commemorations, Last portion of a hymnal which remained unfinished — 15th century, second half; Italy, North (?) MS. Canon. Liturg. 306