The first portion of the sixth and final section of Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1336, covering cols 710*-831. According to the cataloguers, this part “seems to have belonged originally to one and the same volume” (Abbott and Gwynn). In addition to the leaves numbered by column, there are two small slips (one inserted after col. 787, the other after col. 799) and the verso of the last leaf bears a 17th-century inscription.
- s. xvi
The last part of the sixth and final section of Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1336, covering cols 832-874. It consists of 12 folios and 3 ½ leaves.
- s. xvi
- Anonymous [scribe of TCD MS 1336/6.2]
Three initial leaves: one leaf with legal commentaries (f. i) and a fragment of a double psalter (ff. ii-iii).
- s. xvi
- s. xvi
- s. xv/xvi?
- c. s. xiv
- s. xvi (?)
pp. 565-660, now bound in two separate volumes (nos 19-20), are regarded by Abbott as forming a single collection.
- s. xvi (?)
Three Irish manuscript leaves (pp. 662-667) and two outside leaves, perhaps originally unconnected, in reverse order (pp. 661, verso, and 668, recto). The inner leaves contain legal material with glosses.
- s. xvi?
14 manuscript leaves, containing a Gaelic bardic poem and a pedigree
- s. xviiex
