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The Index of Middle English Prose Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 March 2023
Described Hardwick & Luard: ii.183; Baker & Ringrose pp. 219–22.
[1]
f. 1
A note referring to ‘Sir john pykwat[er] late of ox[ford] prest … a bybul in French the …’.
[2]
f. 376
Capitulo tercio nota quod inter cetera acta facta in parliamento ricardi tercii tento apud westm […] die januarii anno regni sui primo continetur sic item for as much as by pryve feoffamentis grete cur sewyte trouble costes and greuous vexacions …
f. 376v
… actions of dett therof at the comen lawe as well ayenst the seide shirref as …
Ends defectively. Paraphrase of Statute 1 Richard III cc. 1–4 (1483–4), see Statutes of the Realm (1816) II. 477–9.
[3]
f. 378v
A good medecyn for the moder take ix croppis of modirworte ix of stycheworte ix cro of persele rote and all iij croppis of erbe john al fertherfoy iij croppis of grounde swely ix cro of archangel al dul reede nettill iij croppis of rede fenell an handfull of betayn a gra[…]e of holy leves þat hath no prykkes …
… of hony or els of surup then putt it in a glas and stoppe it close and drynke therof to beddewarde and herly fastynge probatus est.
Medical recipe.
[4]
f. 378v
A note on ‘the owte rentes of raufe vyne’.
s. xv ex.
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