Box 1

Includes illustrations and a large illuminated frontispiece, depicting the author's presentation of the manuscript to a patron (perhaps Philip of Burgundy).

(52 pp.)

Includes illuminations and a dedication at the beginning from Martin le Franc to Philip of Burgundy. The folio numbers are unclear, so the pagination has been provided by 18th century archivists at the library. Folders four through ten contain a continuation of this particular manuscript.

Includes an introductory poem, found at the beginning of Le Champion des Dames, and written by Martin le Franc. A transcription of this poem is found in F40. Also included is a late 18th- / early 19th-century entry entitled "Extrait du Dictionnaire de Boyle au mot Franc Martin," inserted opposite the beginning of the poem.

There are no illuminations by which to date this manuscript.

This is only a partial copy of the manuscript.

This is only a partial copy of the manuscript.

Includes illuminations, and is very similar in style to the Lyon manuscript (F1).

Includes ff. 1-125, with small illuminations and text in three to four columns. At the beginning of the text are several folios with a calendar of saint's days, and possibly an Easter table as well. Also included is a two-page list of contents, written by Williams.