Gregorii Decretales et Innocentii Novellae glo.; Novellae Innocentii IV with the gloss of Bernardus Compostellanus iunior F.1 once a pastedown, blank. At the head of f.1v, 2 cols of notes on the contents and verses (mutil., but a paragraph beg. Tercia maiorem Iacobum sanctumque Iohannem) in a small 14th-cent. hand. I. F.2 table of contents to art.1 in 4 cols, in a 15th-cent. anglicana hand. Ff.2v-4 blank. Decretales Gregorii IX with the gloss of Bernard de Botone of Parma Ff.4v-192v. (Text, beg. f.5) Gregorius [illegible] & ut pro spiritualibus pactione quas homagium compellatur; (Glo.) In huius libri principio & uel de facto inducit scilicet de pactis pactiones. Explicit apparatus Decretalium. F.4v filled with 2 cols of gloss omitted from f.5. Von Schulte II, p.115 [15.1]. II. 2. Novellae Innocentii IV with the gloss of Bernardus Compostellanus iunior Ff.193-204v. (Text) Innocencius episcopus . . . dilectis filiis uel uniuersitati magistrorum et scolarium Parisiensi salutem . . . ; Cum nuper in concilio Lugdunensi seu uiribus pecunii derogari; (Glo.) [Cum] in multis etc. Infinitas. Nota quod infinitas in multis articulis reprobatur . . . quare non deberet. Valete b’. Von Schulte II, p.119 [16. 3]. Passages of nonsense in English serve as line-fillers at the foot of a column or in the lower margins: f.66 lower marg. ‘Nota. Cat lep over dich. and hund lep after. bo bocca. shrewe. boxeneno’; f.77 lower marg. ‘blou mole in the hole. al so hot al so hu shyot al so werm. In thy berm. thar yu sith a doun ther wyxt the hoyngon’; f.84 ‘Cnaue wolte haue a wastel to thedmer. drinc tharto. so wel thou the’; f.92 ‘Nou to the ringe. Wale we synge. cus myn hers gode felaghe’; f.160 ‘Welcome gode felaghe syheame the aue. drith in thi tey’. Some notes to the text in a cursive hand, probably English, and others in a 15th-cent. anglicana hand (including verses, e.g. f.135v ‘Vix diuersorum poterit cautela cecorum tanta ministrare quod eos prosit sacrare’). 14th century