Described Thomas James 115; Stanley K. 10; Nasmith 391; James, Corpus 391; Wormald, no. 11 (pp. 61–62) and plate 39 (of f. 24v); Ker, Anglo-Saxon 67; Survey III, no. 3 and plate 8 (of p. 24); Robinson 157; Laing, pp. 23–24; C.P.E. Springer, The Manuscripts of Sedulius: A Provisional Handlist, Transactions of the American Philosophical Society 85:5 (1995), p. 124; Budny 43; Gneuss 104; Hartzell no. 41 (pp. 53–66).

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p. 721

Þreo daƿes beoþ on tƿeolf moneþ þ[.] beoþ sƿuþe unhalƿende monne oþer nutene blod on to forletene oþer drnc to drinkene þet is þe æftemeste monan dai.

Note by the Worcester ‘tremulous hand’ on unlucky days for bloodletting. He renders the text on p. 718, lines 9–12, of the same MS, which begins: ‘Þry dagas synd on xii monðum …’. Printed in full by James; printed Max Förster, ‘Die altenglischen Traumlunare’, Englische Studien 60 (1925–26), p. 77; printed and discussed Franzen, p. 69.

MS s. xi3; present item s. xiii in. MLGB: Worcester. Benedictine cathedral priory of B.V.M. MS given to the College by Matthew Parker.