Incipit MS and Item no. IMEP volume
A horse hath xviij. proprietees iij. of an ox iij. of an asse HU 1051 [15] 1
A general rewill to yeve medicyn HM 64 [13] 1
Agnus castus andra salix marinus sigillum salamonis diptana HM 26053 [C 6] 1
… þawȝ þe þink þiself reccheles and negligent as þou were in grete HM 266 [1] 1
Agnus castus is an herbe that men clepyn tutsayn other parkeleuys HM 58 [1] 1
Dialogus inter militem et clericum HM 28561 [1] 1
All cristen men shuld holde goddis byddynges for withouten HM 744 [6] 1
Broþer in crist þat þyng þat ȝe desyreþ of me y wol don hyt wyþ HM 19079 [1] 1
… þat þey wold al make amendis and so þey departid oute from hir HM 113 [1] 1
… prayour and good lyuynge may withdrawe alle bad predestinacion HM 144 [11] 1
Baptym is þe firste sacrament þat makiþ a man clene of þe HM 501 [16] 1
Broþer as seiþ seynt poule we han no cite here þat is dwellynge HM 502 [4] 1
… the kinge hathe given his greate preceptes vnto his stewarde HM 41955 [1] 1
For the stone take ana manipulum of the croppes of brome as ye HM 64 [22] 1
Lord haue merci on us crist haue merci on us lord haue mercy on HM 501 [11] 1
Exposiciones vocabulorum HM 25782 [B 1] 1
For ye emerawdis recipe poret feltre moleyn ye seed of iuye HM 1336 [1] 1
… tak sowþernewode and hony eysel and powne it togeder and drynke HM 1336 [4] 1
A lerned man in the lawe of this lond came late to the same sir EL 34 C 18 [2] 1
Chaucers tale of melibee EL 26 C 9 [1] 1
By the consideracion of all the people of englond it is ordyned HM 46980 [4] 1
First the daye before the cvming of the bodie and bones of the HM 41955 [2] 1
Clericus y wonder sir noble knyȝt þat in fewe daies tymes beþ HM 28561 [1] 1
A mon þat wol helpe men in hure seknesses hym byhofeþ to knowe þe HM 19079 [3] 1
Siþþe þat babel was ybuld men spekiþ diuerse tonges so þat HM 28561 [4] 1