_15th century._ Treatise on herbs. 169 chapters, with table of Contents prefixed.
_Inc._ "Agnus castus is a herbe that men clep Tutsayne or Park levis."
_15th century._ An Herbal. Arranged alphabetically to the letter P.
_Inc._ "Agnus castus is an herbe," etc. Breaks off in "pulegium rurale." (Other copies--both ending with S--are in Addit. 4698, f. 16_b_, and Arundel 272, f. 36.)
_15th century._ A treatise on the virtues of Herbs; beginning "Agnus castus ys Anglice herbe that men cally the tutsayne or ells parkelenus."
_Mid 15th century._ Herbal with book of recipes.
_15th century._ Liber de Herbarum virtutibus.
_Inc._ "Agnus castus ys an herbe that cleepeth Toussane."
_15th century._ An Herbal with the properties of the different herbs in alphabetical order, with a table prefixed.
_Inc._ "Agnus castus ys an herbe that me clapys Tustans or Porke levys."
_15th century._ A treatise on the virtues of herbs.
_15th century._ Latin-English dictionary of herbs.
Dd. XI. 45 (XII). Cambridge University Library.
_15th century._ A book of the medical virtues of herbs, described in alphabetical order.
_Inc._ "Anet ys an herbe that ys clepyt anet oþer dylle."
_Expl._ "doyth a way the fowȝe or the fragelys."
_15th century._ "Yes ben y{ e} vertuse of betayn."
_15th century._ A treatise of the virtues of certain herbs. Begins, "Betaigne is hot and drie in þre degrees, and so seyth Ypocras, and it is an herbe of many faire vertues."
_15th century._ Aemilius Macer. De virtutibus herbarum. (In French, Latin and English.)
_15th century._ Of the virtues of herbs--seemingly out of Macer. The following verse is prefixed:
"This booke ys drawe be fesyke That Macer made for hem that ben seeke The vertu of herbis hēt descrieth ryght wel And help of mannys helthe every del."
_15th century._ Macer on the virtues of herbs.
_Inc._ "Mugworte or brotheworte is clepid Arthemisia."
Ee. I. 15 (III_a_). University Library, Cambridge.
_15th century._ Macer. "Vertues worthe & commendable propertees of many & diverse herbes." In three books.
_15th century._ Part of the poem De virtutibus Herbarum. The English names of plants are occasionally given in the margin. In the volume containing Froucestre's History of the Monastery.
_15th century._ A treatise of the medical properties of herbs and other simples; arranged alphabetically, being a translation from the treatise of Johannes Platearius, _De medicinis simplicibus_.