Edward Maunde Thompson

“ Germany: early 14th century. Breviary, with full choral services, in Latin, of the use of Cologne; four-line stave, red, yellow, and two black. [Add, MS. 31,913.]
26. Italy: 14th century. Gradual, or musical services for the Mass, in Latin; four-line stave. [Add. MS. 18,198.] ”

“ Psalter, in Latin; with miniatures, etc., by English artists. Bequeathed by John Grandison, Bishop of Exeter [1328-1369] , to Isabel, daughter of Edward III. and wife of Ingelram de Coucy. Various instruments. [Add. MS. 21,926.]
94. Netherlands: 13th century. Psalter, in Latin; with illuminated initials by Flemish artists. Bells. [Add. MS. 27,591.]
95. France: early 14th century. Missal, in Latin; with initials and borders by French artists. Belonged to the monastery of Grasse, in the diocese of Languedoc. Angels with horn and bells, organ, guitar, bagpipes and drum, harp, and fiddle. ”

“ Printed in a special notation.
17. "Fronimo. Dialogo di Vincentio Galilei [the father of the Astronomer] . . . sopra l'arte del bene intavolare et rettamente sonare la musica ... in particolare nel Liuto." ”