Vellum, 7.125 x 5, ff. 21 + 1, 19 lines to a page.  15th cent.

Collation :  1 flyleaf, 1^? (wants 1st and last and 1 after present 1st leaf; five left) 2¹⁶.

Contents:

         1.    Flyleaf blank.

f. 1 in prose:

       Now {th}^u man {th}at desyrest to haue {th}^e complexyon, etc.

       Now lette vs begynne of Scorpyon, etc.

       Here begynneth {th}^e mone of tolome, etc.

Ending imperfectly p. 2.

          2.   In verse: imperfect.  On the Days of the Moon.

                What dremys bene in alle manere     .               .               .         p.   3

                And othere {th}ynggys mo

                I schal {y}ow seyne by gode Reson

                What tyme is gode Sesowne

                Alle Thynge to done

                                …

                And leuely y schal schew {y}ow

                Thys forseyde thyngys alle.

                The fyrst day of the mone  .               .               .               .               4

                God wyst what ys to done

                Adam that Day he made, etc.

A gap before p. 11.

At bottom of p. 12 is this note in red:

xii^to dye lune ffuit natus princepus henricy ante deum m.cccc xxi^mo

    Anno Rengni Regis henricy quinti post conquestum Anglie.

Ends  p. 32:

                So to doun whyll we bene here

                {TH}at we mow {th}orow hys mercy dede

                In heuen  haue a place.  Amen.

                      Explycyt Storya lune.

         3.    A Hymn principally on the Hours of the Passion.

                Ihesu ffor {th}yn precius blode        .               .               .               33

                {TH}at thow schedest for owre gode

                At {th}yn circumcision

                                           …

                Be {th}y passyon graunt us grace

                In heuen blys to haue a place

                and Joy w^t outen ende.  Pater.

Note on mutacio lune in Latin            .               .               .               .               38

         4.    Prognostics (of Esdras) from the day of the week on which

    New Year’s day falls        .               .               .               .               .               39

Beginning imperfectly in the Tuesday section:

                In {th}at {y}ere swowe (!) schal bee

                Bete heruest {y}e schal see

                Drye somer and dere whete

                                    …

Ends p. 41:

                He bryng us to {th}^e lyf of ly{gh}t

                Where euer ys joy and solas

                     Amen quod corby.