Vellum, 10.375 x 7.25, ff. 1 + 98, 30, 31, and 32 lines to a page.  10th cent. ?

(Zimmer says late 10th cent., Bannister says about A. D. 1000), very finely written in an Irish miniscule.

    Donor, T. C. S.   Priced xl^s .

    Vellum, 12.125 x 8.125, ff. 207, double columns of 41-42 lines.  15th cent., in several good black hands.

    Donor, T. C. S.

    Collation: 1⁸ (1 a fragment) 2⁸ –12⁸ (wants 4, 5) 13⁸ (8 a fragment) 14⁸-

    Vellum, 11.5 x 8.5, ff. 8 + 352 + 4, double columns of 66 lines, three volumes.

    Vellum, 11.375 x 7.75, ff. 99, 27 lines to a page.  15th cent., in a fine English upright hand.

    Vellum, 10.375 x 7.375, ff. 2 + 104 + 100, two volumes.  14th cent., in more than one clear hand.

    Given by W. Beale (Master, 1633-44).

    Formerly belonged to Peterhouse: it is entered in the Old Register

    Vellum, 14.75 x  9.75, ff. 316, double columns of 49 lines (gloss: text in larger hand).  Late 13th cent., well written.                                    2 fo. gone

     Vellum, 11.75 x 7.75, ff. 228, 29 lines to a page.  Late 15th cent. written in Italy, in a Roman hand.

    Binding of 16th and 17th cent., with a handsome gilt oval stamp on each cover.

    Vellum, 13.625 x 10, ff. 251 + 2, double columns of 57 lines.  14th cent., in two hands, one clear and black.  It is very like many of the volumes of Aquinas from Bury at Pembroke College.