Ends: ...vitam vite meritis comparemus. This is Sermo 252. Appendix, in T. v. col. 3006. The section from the Retractationes referring to the next treatise follows. 9. ff. 100-130. De doctrina Christiana." Begins (after the preface 'Sunt precepta quedam...'): Ends: ...quantulacunque potui facultate disserui. Ibid. III. 19. 10. ff. 130-134. De conflictu viciorum atque virtutum.” Begins: ...voluntatem Dei sentient vindicantem. This is Prosper Aquitanus's 'Responsiones ad capitula Objectionum Vincentianarum.' Ibid. x. 2535. 12. ff. 136-138. Contra Pelagianos de Predestinacione." Begins: Addere eciam hoc quam maxime... Ends: ...indebitam prorogare. Amen. This occurs again below, § 28. It is Liber sextus of the Hypomnesticon. App. ad x. 2255. 13. ff. 138-144. Ad inquisiciones Januarii. Begins : Libri duo quorum est titulus... Ends: ...multis daturam atque lecturam. Ibid. 11. 185. A leaf with writing in a later hand intervenes. 14. ff. 145-160. Enchiridion ad Laurencium de fide spe et caritate. Begins: Dici non potest... Ends: ...de fide spe et caritate conscripsi. Ibid. vi. 341. At the end is a note, 'Quere librum Augustini de spiritu et anima in volumine sermonum.' 16. ff. 184-219. 'Sermones' XVIII. These are 109, 127, 70, 131, App. 109, 163, 153, 154, 155, 165, 174, 175, 176, 26, 30, 156, 294, 9, of Opp. Tom. v. 17. ff. 219-222. Episcopi. Begins: Extracts from the Sermones Cesarii Patres nostri omnes sub nube fuerunt, &c. Nostris ego jam tunc... Ends: ...homines portaret in celum. Bibl. Sanctorum Patrum, ed. de la Bigne, Par. 1575, T. vii. pp. 127, sqq. 18. ff. 222–224. Sermo Augustini de beato Latrone,” Begins: Deus erat in Christo... Ends: Cum veneris in regnum tuum. 19. ff. 224-225. writing. Begins: Sermo in 2 Tim. i. 8.' In a later hand Collabora evangelio, &c. Verba sunt beati Apostoli ad discipulum suum... Ends: ...ad eadem bona valeamus pervenire, &c. 20. ff. 225-228. S. Augustinus' De immortalitate anime.' Begins: Si alicubi est disciplina... Ends: ...in qua dicitur Pater et Filius et Spiritus Sanctus, &c. 22. ff. 229-230. Begins: De x Plagis et de x Preceptis." Non est sine causa dilectissimi... Ends: ...auxiliante domino nostro, &c. This is Sermo 21. Appendix. Opp. v. 2355. 23. ff. 231-240. De mirabilibus divine Scripture.' An index of chapters is prefixed to each book. 1252 28. ff. 282-285. Contra Pelagianos de Predestinacione.' 31. ff. 298-309. Liber summarum Prosperi ex diversis opusculis beati Augustini excerptus, qui etiam dicitur liber Augustini de vera innocencia," Begins: Innocencia est vera... Ends: ...si te ipsum respexeris. Ibid. x. Append. 2561. The last leaf contains a note respecting the ownership, at present illegible. Ff. IV. 9. A folio, on paper, 106 leaves, of which 83 have double columns of 50 lines each, and the remainder single columns of about 35 lines each written in two different hands of the latter part of the xvth century. 1. A COPIOUS EXPOSITION OF THE LORD'S PRAYER, Or SPECULUM VITE, in English verse, including the VII gyftes of the holy Gost,' the VII vertues,' &c. Begins (fol. 1a): Almyghty God that is in Trinite That ar oo God as we trow most. The work was originally written in a foreign tongue, and the following reasons are assigned for publishing it in the vernacular : Some can frenssh and no latyn That han vsed courtys and dwelled theryn; All vnderstondyn Englyssh tonge. After fol. 36 a different piece (§ 2) intervenes. The writer concludes (fol. 836) in asking all persons to pray for him who 'turned thys booke into Englyssh tonge :' To whyche blysse he vs brynge soone Amen. See the remarks on Ii. 1. 36, Ll. 1. 8. § 1, which are other copies of the same work. 2. 'PROVERBIA CATONIS,' so reads the colophon; an English paraphrase on what were called CATO'S DISTICHS. Begins (fol. 84a): I complayne me sore when I remember me More I complayne my myspente juvente The wichee is impossible ayein to kalle. This copy differs considerably from that in Ee. iv. 31, § 2, and has two stanzas more at the conclusion. Ends (fol. 106 a): Here haue I founde y' schall you gyde and lede |