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Bourdillon Manuscripts,
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Roman de la Rose,

A manuscript copy, with some illumination, of the 'Roman de la Rose' of Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meung.

Roman de la Rose,

A manuscript copy, with illumination, of the 'Roman de la Rose' of Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meung.

Roman de la Rose,

A manuscript copy of the 'Roman de la Rose' of Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meung.

Roman de la Rose,

A manuscript copy, with some illumination, of the 'Roman de la Rose' of Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meung.

Roman remains at Bignor

An account, 1815, by Samuel Lysons, antiquary (1763-1819; D.N.B. xxxiv, 362), of the Roman remains at Bignor, Sussex, with a plan and illustrations.

Roman remains in Chichester

'A Description [with a manuscript map] of the Roman military works in the neighbourhood of Chichester in Sussex, 1798', by William Sabatier, London.

Saint John Bouche D'or

A transcript by F. W. Bourdillon of 'La vie de Saint Jehan bouchedor' from a manuscript belonging to the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle.

Sermons and 'Liber Simplex Boneventurae',

Sermons, followed by 'Liber Simples Boneventura', written between 1451 and 1463 by Hinricus Eleborch 'in castro Rodenborch.' Bound in the same volume is a copy of Gesta Romanorum (Basel, circa 1483) (see No. 23 in Handlist of Incunabula in the National Library of Wales, compiled by Victor Scholderer, 1940.).

Hinricus Eleborch [and another].

Sir Bevys of Hampton

A transcript of the edition printed by Richard Pynson 'in flete Strete' [circa 1503] of the romance of Sir Bevys of Southampton.

St. Alban and St. Amphibal

A transcript from Lansdowne MS 699 in the British Museum of 'Livis and passiouns of Seynt Albon and Seynt Amphival' translated from French in 1439 by John Lydgate, monk of Bury, at the request of 'Maistre John Whetchamstede, Abbot of Seynt Albon'.

Tales translated from the French

'The Story of the king Constant the Emperor' and 'The Friendship of Amys and Amiles', being transcripts by F. W. Bourdillon of thirteenth century French prose tales translated by him.

Terriers of Brighthelmston

'Terrier of the Tenantry Laines or Common Fields of the Parish of Brighthelmston [i.e., Brighton] shewing to whom the Lands belonged as they were set out in . . . 1738, and as they were again set out in . . . 1792. by T. Budgen'.

The Castell of Labour

Proof sheets of Alfred W. Pollard, ed. : The Castell of Labour translated from the French of Pierre Gringore by Alexander Barclay (Edinburgh, 1905).

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