The original 'copy' used for printing Sir Henry Savile's Chrysostom in Greek at Eton in 1610. Bound up with lib. G-O and R are various manuscript transcripts of pieces by Chrysostom not so used. Lib. E, F, and S-Y, and parts of C, D, G and K are printed texts of Chrysostom with MS. collations.

The manuscript pieces are written in various hands, chiefly unsigned and undated, but the final article in lib. G (pp. 936-1072) is by Joannes Sanktamauras of Crete (a letter from him in Italian, dated July 24th, 1610, follows on p. 1072): that in R (pp. 967-1285) was written by James Dalrymple of Ayr in Scotland in 1589 B is a transcript of MS. C.C.C. Oxford 22, dated Feb. 4th, 1589/90. The first and last leaves are from a 15th century MS. Sarum antiphoner.