Two incomplete chronicles, 'Tote listoire de France' ('Chronique Saintongeaise') and 'Lestoire sicu li bons empereires Karlemaines en ala en espagnie . . . ', the latter being a version of the chronicle, ascribed to Turpin, of the expedition of Charlemagne to Spain.
'Otia Imperialia' by Gervase de Tilbury, evidently at one time part of a larger volume. Bound in the volume are copies of Gesta Romanorum (Cologne, 1482 or 1483) and Guido de Columna: Historia destructionis Troiæ (Basel, circa 1483).
'... la Controversie de noblesse plaidoyee entre Publius Cornelius Scipion et Gayus Flaminius . . . composee par . . . Surse de Pistoye [et traduite par jean de Mièlot]', and ' . . . vng debat entre trois cheualereux Princes [Alexandre, Hanibal, et Scipion] . . . ', being two treatises which are probably identical with a printed book which Graesse has described under the word 'Surse', and a few ballads.
A transcript of, with an anonymous commentary on, 'The Consolation of Philosophy' by Boethius, entitled 'Anycii Manlij . . . Boecij de Consolatione Philosophie Libri V. (Cum commentario anonymo)', and followed by a metrical translation entitled 'Boece de Consolacion translate du Latin en Francoys par Jehan de Mehvn'.
A transcript, by F. W. Bourdillon, of a life of St. Catherine, in old French verse, contained in a manuscript in the possession of the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle.
Three volumes of material collected by F. W. Bourdillon relating to the parish and the church of Old Warden, together with the old abbey of Wardon or De Sartis, Bedfordshire.
