Described Hardwick & Luard: i.382–3.

[1]

f. 13

… berethe vpon hym ij vesselles oon bifore and another bihynde in ..at bifoore is the errours and þe vices of other and in þat bi..nde is his owne and he saithe to his son kepe the f.. … etise for if thou be couetouse thou schalt be pore and . … e if thou be pacient thou schalte be preised …

f. 91v

… and another saithe he þat luffithe the in vayne love and for worldely thingis schalle hate the bi the same maner bot he that hatithe the for …

Begins and ends defectively; a hole in what is now the first leaf obscures some readings. The Dicts and Sayings of the Philosophers, translated by Stephen Scrope. IPMEP 591; Wells Rev. 9:3361 [50] version A.

Other texts: Wells Rev. distinguishes 4 versions in 14 MSS. Version A is extant in 6 MSS. For version C see Gg.1.34 [1] and IMEP 11 indexing Camb. Trinity Col O.5.6 [2].

Inscriptions: f. 14 William Crosbye; f. 24 and f. 69 Edward Kempston; f. 27 Thomas Kem-; f. 34v Edward Kemston, William Addes and others.

s. xv2.