'Liber prudencii poete de pugna viciorum 7 virtutum cum ymaginibus P.123' (top fol. 2r, s. xiv).
The two parts of the volume seem to have been bound together by the 15th cent. (see fol. 89v).
P.123
Purchased at the sale of Archbishop Tennison's manuscripts, 1 July 1861 (lot 74).