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The Earlier Version
MS Bodl. 771, MS Bodl. 959, MS Douce 369, MS Douce 370, MS Hatton 111, MS Holkham misc. 40, MS Rawl. C. 258, Christ Church MS 145, Corpus Christi College MS 4, New College MS 67, Queen's College MS 369, Worcester College MS E. 10. 7
MS combining the Earlier and Later Versions (excluding para-biblical materials)
MS Bodl. 183 (OT books, except Tobit, have prologues in EV), MS Bodl. 277 (includes 3 Ezda, found otherwise only in EV MSS, in a lightly revised form; EV prologue to Romans), MS Fairfax 2 (EV prologues in OT), MS Rawl. C. 259 (EV prologue to Philemon), Brasenose College MS 10 (James and 1 Peter in EV), New College MS 66 (EV prologues), New College MS 320 (EV prologues).
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