Described Hardwick & Luard: iv.544–6.

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f. 1

… his enmyes and so moche occasioun to his frendes for to dispeyre þat he was god as þat word for þey undirstode in þat tyme but nakedli aftur þe letter sowneþ but oure lord wolde schewe into þe laste ende þat as he suffred in bodi fulli after þe kynde of man so also in his spekinge after þe infirmyte of man …

f. 5v

… and whan þei comen neiʒ þe place þer þei come wolde […] ladi bowinge loweli to þe ladies þat comen wiþ hir and þankynge h[ere] þ[..] aʒenward to hire token her leeve of oþere makynge grete lamentacioun …

Five leaves from a copy of Nicholas Love, Mirroure of the Blissid Lyf of Jesu Criste, translation of Pseudo-Bonaventure's Meditationes Vitae Christi. An illuminated initial has been excised from f. 5, causing loss of text on f. 5v, affecting the explicit cited above; parts of some letters are still visible, allowing the recovery of some readings. IPMEP 553; Wells Rev. 9:3454–6 [61]. This mutilated fragment contains part of the Friday section (parts of chapters 44–8, equivalent to Sargent p.177 line 27 to p. 187 line 18).

Other texts: See Ll.4.3 [1].

s. xv. Sargent intro p. 140 notes Jeremy Griffiths's opinion that the hand of this MS was also responsible for Mm.5.15 and Huntington HM 1339; Doyle, ‘Reflections’ pp. 87–8 regards the identification of Huntington HM 1339 as by the same hand as more arguable.