Egerton 845:
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This manuscript is sparse (only 4 sides available) and seems primarily dedicated to classifying things in terms of their elements and attributes.
It's in the British Library now, but appears to have gone from Trinity College to the hands of a bookseller (Denley), to a book collector (J. Orchard Halliwell, who was accused of stealing it from Trinity College) to the British Library. I think it's more likely that either the bookseller or someone (maybe a student?) who supplied manuscripts to the bookseller is responsible for lifting it from Trinity.
This manuscript is sparse (only 4 sides available) and seems primarily dedicated to classifying things in terms of their elements and attributes.
It's in the British Library now, but appears to have gone from Trinity College to the hands of a bookseller (Denley), to a book collector (J. Orchard Halliwell, who was accused of stealing it from Trinity College) to the British Library. I think it's more likely that either the bookseller or someone (maybe a student?) who supplied manuscripts to the bookseller is responsible for lifting it from Trinity.