|
'To prove þe credytt of this book seke a dede marked this' |
CUL Mm.5.35 [1] |
19 |
|
'To purge allome' |
Ashmole 1423 [6] |
9 |
|
'To sesen castyng' |
Caius 147/97 [4] |
17 |
|
'To set a harpe' |
Trinity O.2.53 [44] |
11 |
|
To sethe fys |
TCD 605 [1] |
25 |
|
'To sett gould ... in our quintesence ...' |
Ashmole 1492 [2] |
9 |
|
'To sett roses' |
Rawl C 506 [58] |
23 |
|
'To sette a lute' |
Trinity O.2.13 [15] |
11 |
|
'To sette almunde trees walchenot trees chery' |
Rawl C 506 [58] |
23 |
|
'To sle a worm in a wond' |
Rawl C 506 [28] |
23 |
|
'To sowder metalls' |
Trinity O.2.47 [3] |
11 |
|
'To stanche the lax' |
Rawl A 393 [26] |
23 |
|
'To staunche fyre yf a house be bryn' |
CUL Ii.6.2 [A 66] |
19 |
|
'To strengthen a woman after her childe birth' |
CUL Dd.4.44 [39] |
19 |
|
'To take conyes' |
Rawl A 393 [31] |
23 |
|
'To take eeles' |
Rawl D 1066 [1] |
23 |
|
'To take fysh' |
Rawl D 1066 [1] |
23 |
|
'To the kyng oure soueran lorde' |
CUL Ee.1.3 [1] |
19 |
|
'To the pope' |
CUL Ff.6.33 [11] |
19 |
|
'To the propre angell' |
Rawl liturg.f.36 [10] |
23 |
|
To wete an to knowe þe veynes off blodeletynge' |
Jesus Cbr Q.D.1 [11] |
22 |
|
'To wete to what ende þe thynge begonne or to begyn shall' |
Peniarth 359 [3] |
14 |
|
'To wit if a wondit man shall lyue or dye' |
Rawl C 506 [28] |
23 |
|
To {sublime} {sulphur} as white as snow |
TCD 389 [2] |
25 |
|
Tobit |
BL Add 10596 [2] |
5 |
