A general English armory, blazoned in alphabetical order of the first two letters: the first item is 'Abell of Kent', preceded by three political poems (two mock petitions from the House of Commons in James i's time (?), and a pretended answer from 'St.', i.e. queen, Elizabeth: begg. 'If Saints in heaven', 'If bleedinge soules', 'Your bold petitions': fols. 3, 4, 6). At fol. 296v rev, is 'Ad propositionem et rationes hasce Novatorum de rebus adiaphoris brevis responsio', a theological discourse on the authority of the church, in Latin and English.