Trees and Plants (Arbories)
- Folio 77 verso : Tree (Arbor)
- Folio 78 verso : Fig tree (Ficus)
- Folio 79 recto : Again of trees (Item de arboribus)
- Folio 79 recto : Mulberry tree
- Folio 79 recto : Sycamore
- Folio 79 recto : Nut tree
- Folio 79 recto : Nuts
- Folio 79 recto : Almond
- Folio 79 recto : Chestnut
- Folio 79 recto : Oak
- Folio 79 verso : Beech tree
- Folio 79 verso : Carob tree
- Folio 79 verso : Pistachio tree
- Folio 79 verso : Pitch-pine
- Folio 79 verso : Pine
- Folio 79 verso : Fir tree
- Folio 79 verso : Cedar
- Folio 80 recto : Cypress
- Folio 80 recto : Juniper
- Folio 80 recto : Plane tree
- Folio 80 recto : Oak
- Folio 80 recto : Ash tree
- Folio 80 recto : Alder
- Folio 80 verso : Elm
- Folio 80 verso : Poplar
- Folio 80 verso : Willow
- Folio 80 verso : Osier
- Folio 80 verso : Box tree
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