Paper, 11.375  x 8, ff. 121 +  2, 38 lines to a page.  15th cent., clearly written,

    Donor, T. C. S.

    At the end (xv) :

                              I pray yow pray for me yo^r owne sarvaunt

                              Margery Carew god amend y^t ys ames.

                              quod M. C.

                                                      Margery Carew.

    On f. 57 some names of Chaloners.

    Collation:  2 flyleaves (vellum), 1^? (five left) 2¹⁴ (wants 2?) 3¹² -10¹² 11^? (eight left).

    Contents:

         1.  Four leaves of the poem Ipotis          .         .       .         .          f.  1

                                And sithe one of his rybbys gan he take

              Ending:

                                he schoulde be saued be hys speche

              The portion corresponds (but not exactly) to lines 139-456 of

                the text printed from the Vernon  MS. by Horstmann in

                Altenglische Legenden, Neue Folge 1881, pp.341 sqq.

        2.  Stimulus Conscientiae by R. Hampole¹         .         .         .            5

                                The myght of the fadir of heuen

                                And the wit of the son w^t his giftes seuen.

             A gap after f. 5.  f.6 begins (after "resoun and mynde"):

             Et crediderunt in verbis eius.

             Ends f. 119b:

                     That for oure loue made al thynge.  Amen quod A.

              Expl. Stimulus Consciencie.

¹ On the question of authorship see a monograph by Miss H. E. Allen, of Radcliffe College, U. S. A. , in Radcliffe College Monographs (no. 15, 1910).