Manuscript Leaves -- Durandus (Guilelmus): Repetorium Aureum Juris Canonici, Italy, [14th century], a single manuscript leaf, folio (390 x 360mm.), Latin text on vellum, in double columns of 75 lines, written in gothic script in brown ink, with 5 line initial P in red and blue, red and blue column borders and rubrications (three small holes, contemporary marginalia), from the collection of Sir Thomas Phillips with pencil note in his hand at top of leaf -- Antiphonal Leaf, [16th century], in Latin on vellum, folio 9350 x 490mm.), musical notation in Gothic choral notes on red staves, large illuminated initial D in 4 colours, two other initials in red and blue (some soiling and spotting, left margin trimmed, small hole affecting large initial); and 10 other antiphonal leaves. (12)