Collection of short theological tracts, sermons, lives of Saints, exempla and copies of legal ecclesiastical documents and letters, etc.: with five short medical works, and notes on the Calendar, etc., in Latin. (Miscellanea VII)

Collection of short theological tracts, sermons, lives of Saints, exempla and copies of legal ecclesiastical documents and letters, etc.: with five short medical works, and notes on the Calendar, etc.: in Latin.1. ff. 1r-7r John of Seville, Dietarumf. 1r Incipit liber de regimine sanitatis scribitur ab ysaac in libro viatici ... f. 7r Ex hiis fit torta que fluxum sanguinis aufert.2. ff. 7v-15v Short sermons, etc.f. 7v Homo cum in honore ... f. 15v ... sed non reddet rationem.f . 15v Three medical receipts in German by an early 15th century hand3. ff. 16r-17r Anonymous, De absolutione.4. f. 17v Pseudo-Hippocrates, Capsula eburneaf. 17v Quum in medio digito manus sinistre fiunt pustula ... et signum est quod accidit in principio desiderium dulcium desiderio vehementi.5. ff. 18r-v Anonymous, Calendarium sanitatisf. 18r Januarius. In Jano Claris calidisque cibis ... f. 18v ... cinamoma repontica potes.6. f. 19r-v Anonymous, De X preceptis et de plagis X preceptorum7. ff. 20r-23v Pseudo-Aristotle, Secreta secretorum, medical sectionf. 20r Incipit prologus Allexandri. [Added]: 'er est optimum regimen corporis']. Incipit prologus de consideratione diete quam aristoteles allexandro edidit que appellatur in arabico turotesa quod est latine secretum secretorum. Epistola aristotelis regi allexandro de consideratione humani corporis quam Iohannes hyspanus inuentam misit T[arasie] regine hyspanie ... f. 23v ... et signum est quod in principio egritudinis assellabit multis assellationibus.8. ff. 24r-97r Anonymous, Sermones de tempore et de sanctisf. 97v blank9. ff. 98r-102r Anonymous, Church Calendars 1361-141310. ff. 102v-103v Anonymous, On the Months: with a Table of Dominical Lettersf. 104r Notes11. ff. 104v-105v Anonymous, Sermones de tempore et de sanctis12. ff. 106r-123v Henry of Hesse, Speculum animae, abridged13. ff. 124r-156v Copies and examples of ecclesiastical and legal documents: by several hands, dated 1354 to 1363. The last is in German. The first and last are incomplete. Interpolated on ff. 131v-133v are further Sermones de tempore et de sanctis14. ff. 157r-159v Anonymous, Sermones de tempore et de sanctis15. ff. 160r-168v John of Saxony, Almanachf. 160r [C]um animadverterem quam plurimos magistros et scolares in studio parysiensi ... Ego Johannes de danico dictus de saxonia quoddam feci opus Almanach ... f. 168v ... addantur ad meridie iii dies estimati. For John of Saxony and his Almanach see Lynn Thorndike, A History of Magic and Experimental Science, vol. III, ch. 17.16. f. 168v Short notes on 'Caput draconis' and 'Motus lune'17. ff. 169r-173r Anonymous, De effectibus et proprietatibus duodecim signorumf. 169r [Q]ui cursum lune recte scire voluerit ... f. 173r ... nec luna exeunte in ariete non maleficit corpori etc.18. ff. 173v-175r Anonymous, Sermo de Beata Maria Magdalena, etc.19. ff. 175r-v Anonymous, text on the faithful departed20. ff. 176r-180r John of Paris, De complexionibusf. 176r Complexionum varietas sequitur varietatem suarum causarum ... f. 180r ... diligens inquisitor concipiat iudicando. Et sic est finis complexionum. deo favente.20. ff. 180r-183r Pseudo-Aristotle, Secreta secretorum, excerpt from medical sectionf. 180r allexander cum corpus sit corruptibile ... f. 183r ... usque ad mensem Martii Hyemps finiatur. Explicit liber de regimine principum. [Added by a later hand: 'ultimum explicitur. Explicit Liber de regimine'.]21. ff. 183v-188r Short sermons, etc.22. f. 188v Table of contents, incomplete