Oxford:--Bodl. Rawlinson C. 534, f. 106 (sec. xiii): cf. Bodl. 2501, ‘forte Jo. Wallensis.’--Lincoln Coll. 67, f. 143 (xiv). Paris:--Bibl. Mazarine 569, f. 139 b (xiv). Bruges 239 (Haenel p. 756).--Falaise 38, p. 325 (xiv. ineuntis).--Toulouse 340 (xiv). Extracts printed by Charma, ‘Notice sur un MS ... de Falaise,’ 1851. _Manipulus Florum_, begun by John Wallensis, finished by Thomas Hibernicus, to whom it is usually ascribed; excerpts from the fathers, in alphabetical order. _Inc. prol._ ‘Abite in agro, &c. Paupercula non habet messem.’ _Inc. opus._ ‘Abstinentia. Bonum est in cibo.’ MSS. Oxford:--Merton Coll. 129 (sec. xiv).--Lincoln Coll. 98 (xiv). Cambridge:--Caius Coll. 402 (A. D. 1306). Paris:--Bibl. Mazarine 1032, &c. Troyes, 1785 (finitus A. D. 1306).--Basel, B iv. 9 (written A. D. 1324). Printed at Piacenza 1483, Venice 1493, &c. A similar work, ascribed in the same hand as the text to Friar John Walensis, is contained in MS. Charleville 136 (sec. xiv); _inc._ ‘Accidia. Nota accidiosus est.’ _De origine progressu et fine Mahumeti et quadruplici reprobatione prophetiae ejus_, cap. xv. _Inc._ ‘Ad ostendendum quod Mahumetes.’ Printed at Argentina 1550. The editor, G. Fabricius says: ‘hunc Galensis libellum in dissipatis Bibliothecis inventum collegi.’ No MSS. of the work have been discovered, and its authenticity seems very doubtful. It is not mentioned by the earlier bibliographers, such as Philip de Bergamo and Tritheim. Except in the number of chapters, it appears to differ entirely from the _Tract. contra falsitates legis Machometi_ of Peter de Pennis: Quétif-Echard I 569; MS. Chapitre de Bayeux 42. _Sermones de tempore et de sanctis._ MSS. Bodl.: 1956 = *NE*. B. i. 14, now Bodley 50; referred to by Tanner. Munich:--Bibl. Reg. 26941 (sec. xiv. ineuntis) contains a sermon preached at Paris by John Wallensis. Charleville 113 § 3 (sec. xiv and xiii), _Sermones de tempore_: _inc._ ‘Dominica prima de adventu’: these are anonymous but follow some works by J. Wallensis in the MS. _Postilla super Johannem._ MSS. Vienna:--Bibl. Palat. 1533 (sec. xiv). Florence:--Laurentiana, _ex bibl. S. Crucis_, Plut. xxvii. Dext. Cod. iii. ‘Tabula super Postillam Fratris Joannis de Vallensis (_sic_) super Joannem.’ The work itself is missing. This appears to be identical with the _Postilla in Evangelium Joannis_, printed among Bonaventura’s works. It is doubtful whether the commentary should be ascribed to either of these writers. (See Hist. Litt. xxv. 193-4.) _Collationes in Johannem._ Ascribed also to Bonaventura, and printed among his works (edit. 1589, tom. ii): probably by the same author as the preceding _Postilla_.