solent euenire i(n) humano corp(or)e ta(m) de feb(ri)bus q(ua)m de apostomatib(us) (et) de om(n)ib(us) egritudinib(us) q(ue) possu(n)t curari. n(un)c a(utem) t(ra)c- tandu(m) restat de minis (et) pulsib(us) (...). urina u(er)o s(ecundum) ysaac est colam(en)tu(m) sanguinis (et) alior(um) humor(um) - speneticam passio(ne)m intulit. Explicit; (204 vb lin. 27) de hypostasi: Sup(er)ius sufficient(er) dixim(us) de c(ir)culo (et) de p(er)forac(i)o(n)e (et) de obumb(ra)cione, n(un)c t(ra)nseamus ad ypostasim. In p(ri)mis uidend(um) e(st) quid sit ypostasis. ypostasis (est) sup(er)- fluitas - ypostasis nig(er) morte(m) sig(nifica)t; (205 ra lin. 24) de fl(ebot)omia: Propositum quid(em) p(re)sentis negocii (est) b(reuite)r p(er)tractare in quib(us) eg(ri)tudinib(us) (con)petat fl(ebot)omia, etc. [cf. Thorndike-Kibre 1142]; (208 rb lin. 22) <rasis ( = Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi)>, DE CAUTERIIS libellus: Sequit(ur) de caut(er)iis. sci(en)d(um) e(st) q(uo)d antiqui sic(ut) mod(er)ni in plerisq(ue) locis faciebant caut(er)ia - (et) scie (et) p(ar)ciu(m) adiacencium [Opera parva (Lugd. 1511), ff. 282-283 v lin. 13; cf. Thorndike- Kibre 1393]; (209 rb lin. 12) <De ornatu mulierum (trotula minor?)): Ut ait ypoc(rate)s in lib(r)o q(uem) de p(ro)nosticor(um) sc(ient)ia (com)po(s)uit. om(n)is qui medicine artis studio - m(od)o adhibeat(ur) [cf. Thorndike-Kibre 1613]; (21T a lin. 7) <Regulae urinarum et praecepta): Hee sunt q(ue)da(m) regule urinar(um) indubitant(er) mortem declarancia. It(em). talis (est) p(ri)m(a) r(egul)a. urina tenuis (et) alba i(n) febre acuta morte(m) denu(n)ciat, etc.; (214 va lin. 1) galenus (?), liber <de gynaeciis vel de passionibus mulierum) (inmarg.: I(n)cipit Lib(er) genetiar(um) Galieni, quern titulum manus saec. xv in marg. sup. 201 r addidit): Utile p(re)uid(er)i uob(is) sc(ri)bere sup(er)uenie(n)tib(us) plurimis (et) diu(er)sis passionib(us) sepius de mat(ri)ce (...) [cf Thorndike- Kibre 1626] (...). D(e) motu matricis. Quando m(ate)r mota fuerit dolor (et) sintomata ualida aderunt, etc.; abrumpitur (216 vb ) in verbis: D(e) duricia m(at)ri- cis. Valitudo k(ec) q(ue) app(e)llatur duricia (...?) (est). fitaut(em) ex p(re)cedenti f(er)uore. un(de) i(n), cetera desunt. Variae manus saec. xv-xvi marginibus adnotationes, praecepta, probationes pennae, nomina propria, versus latine et anglice adscripserunt, e.g.: (6 r marg. dext., saec. xvi) hec habeo que edi q( ue)que exaturata libido I hausit ac ille iacent multa p(re)clara reliqui, quae verba altera manus iteravit; (51 v marg. inf., saec. xvi) Henr(icus) dei gr(ati)a rex Angl(ie) ffranc(ie) et Hiber(nie), i.e. ut videtur, Henricus viii (1491-1547); (69 v marg. inf., saec. xvi) 0 heavenly god preserve our queue/ in plenty helth and peace;/ confound her foes, maintaine her right,/ her ioyes o lord increase./ Lord blesse her consell evermore/ and nobles of this Land,/ preserve her subiects evermore,/ with thy most mighty hand (an preces pro Elisabetha Angliae Regina, 1533-1603 ?); (71 r marg. dext.) and it cam to pas as thay wallked throwe the cast; (76 r marg. dext., saec. xv) Expens(is) de die (et) node d(omi)ne Burgundie 5.17.6; (89 v marg. sinist., saec. xvi) Haec iacet in tomba Rosamundi non Rosamunda/ Nunc redolet sed olet quae redolere sold [est epitaphium Ardengost canonici (]• 1334)