Manuscripts
f. 1r–f. 11v
Middle English version of the Latin text Elucidarium by Honorius Augustodunensis. Late 15th century, on paper.
f. 12r–f. 38v
Late 16th century, on paper, probably copied by Hugh Evans (1583) (Marx).
f. 39r–f. 58v
Late 14th - early 15th-century (1380-1410), on parchment, 2 quires (10 folia each). Fragment taken from Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales, MS Llanstephan 27 (Llyfr Coch Talgarth).
f. 59r–f. 66v
fragm.
14th century (ca. 1350), quire of 8 folia. Taken from Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales, Peniarth MSS 4-5 (Llyfr Gwyn Rhydderch) (in 1940 removed from Peniarth 12 and reincorporated into Peniarth 4). Referred to in modern scholarship as 'quire 22'.

Contains (Marx, taken from Phillimore):
Trioedd Ynys Prydain; Ynys Prydain; Anrheg Urien; Trioedd y meirch; Bonedd y sant; Prognostications for the coming year, according to the day of the week in which New Year's Days falls & Prognostications according to the day of the week in which the first New Moon of the year falls; Didactic tracts; Other Triads; Diarhebion; St Augustine on the thickness of the earth; Soliloquy of the soul; Englynion dydd brawd; Religous englynion quatrains consisting chiefly of a metrical summary of the Ten Commandments; Gwasgarddgerdd Myrddin; Englynion Geraint ab Erbyn.
f. 67r–f. 73
Continuation of of the text of Ystoria Lucidar on ff. 39r-58v. Same late 16th-century hand as ff. 12r-38v.
f. 73v
Latin text of the Apostles' Creed. In main late 16th-century hand (same as Ystoria Lucidar).
f. 74r–f. 76r
Hugh of St Victor on the Lord's Prayer. In main late 16th-century hand (same as Ystoria Lucidar).
f. 76v
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Blank.
f. 77r–f. 77v
St Augustine on the Lord's Prayer. In main late 16th-century hand (same as Ystoria Lucidar).
f. 78r–f. 78v
The men hateful to Solomon, son of king David. In main late 16th-century hand (same as Ystoria Lucidar).
f. 79r–f. 79v
How the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost are understood to be one God. In main late 16th-century hand (same as Ystoria Lucidar).
f. 79v
Inscription "Llyfr Hugh Evans yw hwn Anno 1583". In main late 16th-century hand (same as Ystoria Lucidar).
f. 80r–f. 81v
Catechism, in Welsh. Late 16th/early 17th century, seperate bifolium.