MANUSCRIPT FRAGMENTS. [Manuscript leaf possibly from a breviary. N.p: n.d. but 14th century.] 1 parchment leaf (174 x 108mm.) 28 lines recto and verso in single column of black ink with a seven-line historiated vignette in blue, red, green, gold and grey beside an initial in ochre and gold, and recto another seven-line historiated vignette in blue, red, white, grey and gold beside an initial in ochre and gold. (Browning to margins.) Loose-leaf. - And a further eight leaves (including a fragment of Christian letters written on papyrus, [circa 200-500 A.D.], a manuscript leaf [13th century] in brown ink from part of 'Ecclesiaticus' with three initials issuing long scrolling bars in red and blue in the manner of William de Brailles, a further manuscript parchment leaf, possibly Pslam 41 and from a Breviary, [14th century] with single-line initials heightened in red, blue and gold, and also a bound volume of 18 leaves [circa 1540.]) (9).