Sloane 147 (V). British Museum. It begins-- "Of erbs xxiiij I woll you tell by and by Als I fond wryten in a boke at I in boroyng toke Of a gret ladys preste of gret name she barest At Betony I wol begyn at many vertuos het within." _14th century._ De virtutibus herbarum quarundam. Ashmole 1397. (On the medical uses of some herbs. Begins, "Bytayne and wormewode is gode for woundes.") _14th (?) century._ List of names of herbs in Latin and English. 1377 II. Trinity College, Cambridge. Begins, "Apium Commune Smalache." _1352._ De preperacione herbarum. A treatise on the medicinal qualities of and modes of preparing herbs, quoting Serapion. A short list giving first the Latin and then the Irish name, etc. 23 F. 19. Royal Irish Academy. _14th century._ Vocabulary of herbs in Latin and Welsh. Addit. 14912. British Museum. _14th century._ Meddygon myddfai or the Practice of Physic of the Myddvai Doctors: a collection of Recipes for various diseases and injuries, prognostics, charms, virtues of herbs, etc., by the physicians of Myddvai co. Caermarthen. Addit. 14912 (I). British Museum. (In Welsh.) _14th century._ Nomina herbarum. Latin and English. Addit. 17866. British Museum. _14th century._ De virtutibus herbæ. Arundel 507. British Museum. (The above once belonged to Richard Seybrok, a monk of Durham.) _14th-15th century._ Nomina quarundam ... plantarum arborum. Harleian 210 (XI). British Museum. (In French and English.) _14th-15th century._ Names of herbs in Latin and English. Harleian 2558 (I). British Museum. _14th century._ Herbal. Latin and English. (Directions in gathering herbs, flowers, roots, etc.) Sloane 2584. British Museum. _14th century._ Liber cinomorum (synonomorum) de nominibus herbarum. (Latin, French, English.) Bodleian 761. _1360-70._ Nomina herbarum. (Latin, French, English.) Bodleian 761 (VI. B.). Two texts from this MS. were published by E. Mannele Thompson, _Chronicon Galpedi de Baker de Swynebroke_. Clarendon Press, 1889. He gives a list of the contents of this volume, calling this item fol. 158, "Medicinal notes from Roger Bacon in Latin." Interpolated by fifteenth-century writer in spaces left vacant by the fourteenth-century scribe are many recipes and much astrology. _14th century._ Virtues of rosemary in prose and verse.