Vellum, 13.625 x 10, ff. 251 + 2, double columns of 57 lines.  14th cent., in two hands, one clear and black.  It is very like many of the volumes of Aquinas from Bury at Pembroke College.

    Donor, T. C. S.  Priced lv^s.                                            2 fo.  naturalium.

    From Christ Church, Canterbury.  On flyleaf. . . . . . Thome de alquino

super librum sentenciarum Henrici prioris (Henry of Eastry, d. 1331).

    On f. 1: Secunda secunde (erased) and the same inscription (Anc. Libr., p. 512): also 'Thomas super p^m  et secundum sentenciarum.'

    Collation: 2 flyleaves, 1¹² - 9¹² 10¹⁴ | 11¹² -17¹² 18¹⁰ 19¹² - 21¹² (wants 12).

    On the flyleaves a table of quaestiones in triple columns, of 15th cent.

    Contents:

         1.  S. Thomas super primum Sententiarum     .          .         .         .         .         .         f.  1

              Ego sapiencia effudi flumina

              Ends f. 121a: per fidem nunciauit.  Cui est honor et gloria

                 per infinita sec. sec.  Amen. 

              Expl. primus liber f. T. super sent.

              Sum scriptor talis monstrat mea littera qualis.

              121b, 122 blank.

         2.  S. Thomas super secundum sententiarum    .         .         .         .          .         .      123

              Spiritus eius ornauit celos

              Ends f. 251b: non corrumpetur in sec. sec.  Amen.