Oxford, Bodleian Library MS. Ashmole 1508. 275 folios. 17th Century. I. Raymund Lully's larger work of alchemy, called his Testament, with the smaller tracts thereunto belonging; translated into English by William Atherton in 1558-9. 1. ff5-101v Here beginneth the Theoricke part of Raymond Lully his Testament. 2. ff109-136 Here beginneth the Practice of Raymonf Lully, and first the definition what alchymie is. 3. ff139-188 The Booke of Mercuryes, or of the elixir minerall, being the 2d parte of the Practice. 4. f188v Sequitur Cantilena Raymondi Lullij. 5. ff189-190v The exposicon of Raymond's Songe. 6. ff194-245v The Experiments of Raymond Lully of Majorca - wherein the operations of the true chymicall philosophers are plainly delivered. 7. ff248-252v A dialogue betweene Raymond, and a Monke of the Abbay of saint Benedicts in Paris, called Monaldus. 8. ff253-261v The short and compendious arte of Raymond Lully, in the wch is coupled and knitt the Flowres of all his bookes. II. 1. ff262-265v The Apertory of Key of Raymund Lully, wherein all things required in the worke of alchimy is plainly declared. 2. ff266-268v The Accurtation of Raymonde. To kinge Robert. 3. ff269-271v [An abridgement of] 'Raymond's Workes'.