I recently taught a two-day course on 'Codicology and Cataloguing' at the
London International Palaeography Summer School (as a change to my usual one-day Introduction to Provenance Research). As part of the course I had the students examine a fine Netherlandish Bible,
MS 292 in the Senate House Library collection; it was described by Ker in
MMBL, I, pp.367–8, who did not have much to say about the provenance:
but some gaps can be filled thanks to catalogues now available online.
