Transcriptions written in Germany by two different hands in the same two-column layout with rubrics, colored initials in red, and paraphs stroked in red. Title from rubric, f. 1r. According to De Ricci, the texts were formerly bound with other tracts. In a half vellum binding with marbled paper covers. In a protective tray case, 32 cm. Belonged to Eadmund Waterton by 1871 (obtained from a German bookdealer; inscription, front flyleaf); his sale, London, 1895, part of no. 250; bookplate of Walter A. Copinger of Manchester, Eng. Gift of James Byrne, class of 1877, 1921.
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