Described Hardwick & Luard: iv.131–2.

[1]

f. 5

In þe begynnynge god made of nauʒt heuene and erþe forsoþe þe erþe was idil and void and derkenessis weren on þe face of deppe and þe spirijt of þe lord was born on þe watris and god seide liʒt be maad and liʒt was maad and god siʒ þe liʒt þat it was good and he departide þe liʒt fro derknessis and he clepide þe liʒt dai and þe derknessis nyʒt and þe euentid and morwetid was maad oo dai …

f. 362

… witnessyng þese þingis ʒhe amen i come soone amen come þou lord iesu þe grace of oure lord iesu crist be wiþ ʒou alle amen.

Wycliffite translation of the Bible, later version. IPMEP 119; Wells Rev. 2:547–50 [52]. See Lindberg, ‘Manuscripts’, p. 335.

Other texts: See Dd.1.27 [1].

[2]

f. 275

Fyue and twenti bookis of þe olde testament ben bookis of feiþ and fulli bokis of holi writ þe firste is genesis þe ij exodi þe iij leuitici þe iiij numeri þe v deutronomy and þese fyue ben þe bokis of moises þe whiche ben clepid propreli þe lawe þe vj iosue þe vij book is iudicum þat enclosiþ þe story of ruth …

f. 290v

… god graunte to us alle to kunne wel and kepe wel holy writ and suffre ioiefully sum peyne for it at þe laste amen.

The General Prologue to the Wycliffite Bible. IPMEP 205; Wells Rev. 2:547–50 [52]. Ed. FM (1850), I.1–60.

Other texts: See Kk.1.8 [1].

s. xv in. LALME, LP 749 locates the language in Bedfordshire.