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The Imagining History project
New York, Columbia University Library MS. Plimpton 261 Incipit Begins on fol. 1, 'Here begynnyth the new croniclis compendiusli ydrawe of the gestis of kyngis of Ingelond with othir notable and meuelose thyngis that happed & fortuned in ther tymes...'.
New York, Mrs. J. D. Gordan MS. 63 Incipit 'Her may a man here how Engelond was first callede Albion and thoru3 whome it hade the name' Matheson Version CV-1333 Matheson Number 3 Pages in Mathson, The Prose Brut 80-1
New York, Columbia University Library MS. Plimpton 262 Incipit Begins on fol. 1, ' ere a man may hure hou Engelond was first callede Albion and thurgh wham hit hadde that name'. Matheson Version CV-1419 men: A (a) Matheson Number
they were tempted by the French offer of money, (Brie, 375:29-31). Fol. 167v: The English dead included the duke of York and earl of Suffolk, (Brie, 379:25-6). Fol. 171v: Beginning of the account of the siege of Rouen, (Brie, 381