A Letter-book of the University of Oxford, 'Registrum F. F.', being contemporary copies of about 200 Latin letters written in the name of the University to kings, bishops, chancellors of the University, and other magnates, from 1508 to 1597, as well as of Latin and English letters to the University: some public business of the University is also recorded in a few places, e. g. at fol. 71v (University Chests, 1524), 109, 123v, 128, 130v, etc.

The general character of the contents may be gathered from the printed edition of the previous Letter-book, 1421-1509 (Oxford Historical Society, vols. 35-6), and from the references in Wood's History of the University. Letters from the King, 1522-34, are at fols. 54v, 58, 104 (four), 106v (three), 109, 127v, 129; and there is correspondence with card.

Wolsey (part published in dr. R. Fiddes' Life of Cardinal Wolsey, 1724, pp. 32-40, 121-3, cp. pp 180-2), archbp. Warham and sir Thomas More. Fols. 109v--18 are occupied with a report on Wycliffe's heretical doctrines, sent to the King in 1530: there are comparatively few entries after 1534. A list of the first twenty-three documents is on fols. 138-9.