Note:

Two alphabetical indices, which do not seem to belong to the texts preserved in the manuscript. Missing leaves in the beginning, the first index starts with the letter C. The second index on f. 9va is introduced with the rubric: ‘Incipit registrum questionum secundum eundem? auctorem holcbot super libros sapiencie’. This should refer to Robert Holcot and his ‘Lectiones super librum Sapientiae’.

Incipit: [mut.] cubinas uobis habere non licet

Explicit: ut qui pondere proprio deprimor gracia tui meriti merear subleuari Amen et cetera est finis

Final rubric: Laudetur deus in secual seculorum amen | prime littere xx capitulorum huius libri nomen et regionem indicant auctoris

Note: Loss of text, seven leaves missing in the beginnig.

Incipit: O Uos omnes (Lam. 1:12) [...] Verba proposita sunt in libro lamentacionum Ieremie

Explicit: pro eo innocentem filium et bonum occidi voluit Cui est honor in secula seculorum Amen

Note: Loss of text, one leaf missing after f. 131. There are also two leaves missing at the end, but the text seems to end on f. 132va.

Rubric: Incipit disputacio contra errores iudeorum

Incipit: IN disputacione contra iudeos triplicitem anotare cautelam

Explicit: Ecce manifeste patet reprobacio iudeorum et emendacio gencium et cetera

Edition: Lampurlanés (2020), pp. 334–364.

Rubric: Ista sunt scripta de erroribus Iudeorum in Talamuth que transtulit frater thorbrardus sub prior ordinis predicatorum distinccio librorum thalamuth

Incipit: Talamuth est doctrina iudeorum TAalamuth est doctrina iudeorum Et diuiditur

Explicit: quod fere xiii exploratores submerserat et cetera

Final rubric: Explicit liber thalamuth et cetera

Edition: Wolf (1733), pp. 556–567.

Rubric: Prologus

Incipit: SCimus fratres quod diuersa est opinio iudeis

Explicit: et principes conuenerunt in unum aduersus dominum et aduersus christum eius et cetera

Note: Loss of text, one leaf missing after f. 157 and one after f. 162. This dialogue is also availble in several incunabula, e.g. Konrad Kachelofen 1494.

Rubric: Ex ewangelio nichodemi | DE sepultura domini

Incipit: Et ecce vir nomine ihoseph (Luke 23:50) ab aramathia qui erat de numero credencium et confitencium deum

Explicit: cum ceteri patribus Ergo deus sit benedictus in secula seculorum AMEN

Note: Excerpts from the apochypal Gospel of Nicodemus; the first identifiable passage is ‘Audientes iudei quia ioseph’ from the middle of f. 165rb, which corresponds to von Tischendorf (1876), p. 365.

Rubric: Incipit liber de infancia saluatoris et de concepcione beate marie virginis

Incipit: IN diebus illis erat vir in israel nomine ioachym ex tribu iuda

Explicit: Erat autem duo boues ad plaustrum in quo necessaria portabant et cetera

Note: The text ends early at chapter 19 of 32 in von Tischendorf's edition. There are two leaves missing after f. 172, but the text appears to be intended to end where it ends.

Edition: von Tischendorf (1876), pp. 54–82.

Incipit: FOrtissime deus spirituum vniuerse carnis qui vinci non potes

Explicit: hoc est ita fiat vt videlicet tibi patri et folio et spiritui sancto trino et vni deo sit gloria in secula seculorum amen

Final rubric: Expliciunt dicta Anszelmi super miserere mei deus et cetera

Edition: PL, vol. 158, cols. 821–854.

Incipit: SAcerdos non debet esse aduocatus Melius est habere paucos et bonos

Explicit: Item Bene audite et ob [mut.]

Note: Loss of text, five leaves missing after f. 189.

Incipit: [mut.] Sicut enim peccatum est perpetracio malo

Explicit: qui viuit et regnat per infinita secula seculorum Amen

Final rubric: Et sic finiuntur premeditaciones Bernhardi Felicem tribuat finem qui fine carebit Qui? viuere faciat regnum perhenne tenebit

Note: Loss of text, two leaves missing in the beginning. The text starts at the end of Chapter 2. The final rubric is followed by three lines in red ink by the same hand: ‘Sunt tria que vere semper faciunt me dolere Est primum durum quia me scio moriturum Secundum timeo nescio tempus quia quando Sed magis flebo nescio hev vbi recumbo’. See Walther (1967), no. 30847.

Edition: PL, vol. 184, cols. 489–508.

Incipit: ⟨D⟩E dignitate sacerdocii et de sacerdotibus qui valde raro legunt missas

Explicit: vos manus enim vestre plene sagwine (!) sunt et cetera

Note: The excerpts are mainly from Augustine and Bernard of Clairvaux.

Rubric: Versus sibille de adventu christi

Incipit: Iudicii signum tellus sudore madescit

Explicit: decidet e celis ignis et sulfuris ampnis

Note: From Augustine, De civitate Dei 18:23.

Incipit: DOmino suo excellentissimo in cultu religionis christiane serenissimo gluidoni (!) vere? de valencia ciuitatis tropolis (!) glorioso pontifice Philippus

Explicit: diuersa signat et ad diuersa declina semper ad meliorem et probabiliorem partem

Final rubric: Completus est tractatus de signis et moribus naturalibus homini ad regem magnificum Alexandrum Qui dominatus fuit toti orbi dictusque monarcha in septentrione Amen Insuper si quid autem minus recte et inconcinne inueniatur scriptum hoc conmendatur lectori ad corrigendum et non scriptori imputandum maximam propter diligenciam adhibitam ab eodem in scribendo et legendo et cetera

Note: f. 228vb: a paragraph of text by the same hand which begins: ‘ ⟨T⟩Estatur rome primum scriptura fuisse Excessum valde nobilitate virum ’.

Incipit: NOctis sub silencio tempore brumali Corpus carens uideo spiritu vitali

Explicit: Et me cristi manibus totum commendaui

Note: One leaf missing after f. 230, but the text is complete. This text is found in different versions attributed to different medieval authors. This version seems to correspond best to text printed by Wright (1841), pp. 95–106.

Rubric: Historia allexandri magni

Incipit: Allexander Rex Macedonum xxiiii philippi ut putabatur et olympyadis filius regnauit

Explicit: quia prophetas audire noluerat et quia ihesus predixerat hoc eis futurum

Final rubric: Expliciunt gesta allexandri valde curialia unicuique subtiliter intuenti Sub annis Incarnacionis dominice Millesimo quadringetesimo tricesimo octauo die mercurii xvi mensis Iulii et cetera

Note: The chapters that concern Alexander ends on f. 245r, then follow seven chapters with other stories by the same hand. The text appears to be a version of the ‘Historia de preliis Alexandri Magni’, but it is unclear to which family in this large tradition it belongs to.

Note: A table introduced by four lines of text, of which the first words are: ‘Si in omnibus medium tenendum est’. The table then lists the characteristics of life ‘In ciuitate’, ‘In aula’, ‘In deserto’, and ‘In cella’, ending each list with the result of a life in that place, e.g. ‘et hec est eterne vite via’ for ‘In deserto’.

Rubric: belial minor

Incipit: NOstis fratres karissimi \qualiter/ sathanas visitare iude procurauitque iudas ut magistrum suum

Explicit: Pro quo deus gloriosus et regina celestis laudentur eternaliter ora virgo nos illuc

Note:

The main text is followed by a list of legal headings.

The text seems to be an abbreviated version of the text discussed and edited by Pasciuta (2016), pp. 187–205.

Rubric: Repeticio c Cum tu de usuris

Incipit: In nomine domini Amen venerabili domini patres doctores

Explicit: Sed venit ad tercium et ultimum quod mihi incumbit et est difficillimum videlicet ad audiendum opponentes et cetera

Note: f. 256v: guidelines, but no text.

Incipit: Testis testimonium infra xiiii annos non valet

Explicit: Et si id aqs missus \admissus/ probauit? [mut.]

Note: Loss of text, three leaves missing after f. 257.

Incipit: [mut.] ut non sit alienus sciencie sicut basis accepta statua non est aliena gracie

Explicit: Si autem eius mandata [mut.]

Note: This text is fragmented, it consist of one quire with beginning and end missing.