In five books, with a prologue and lists of chapters: prol. beg. 'Historiam magni principis': text beg. 'Inter ceteras mundi partes': the authors from which the present compilation was made are enumerated in the prologue. M. Paul Meyer (Alexandre le Grand, 1886, ii. 57, 63) has investigated this volume, which is the unique MS. of an attempt to combine the Epitome of Julius Valerius with a fabulous history compiled at St. Alban's abbey. The author's name began with T, as the prologue shows: and his reference to Ralph Higden (fol. 1) shows that he wrote probably in the second half of the 14th cent.