The description of the Douce Manuscript 381 fol. 14 in the printed Catalogue is: -[1]
Volumen membranaceum et chartaceum, in 4to, plurimis constans fragmentis, ff. 155, diversis exaratus temporibus; scilicet[2]
1. La vision S. Pol en enfer; 2. Legend of S. Julienne; 3. History of the destruction of Troy. 4. Lucky or unlucky days of the month. 5. Romance of Guerin de Montglave (etc.) Between 4 & 5 is the fragment containing the Flemish poem, beginning thus[3] -
Ghod hi latene inz eeren leuen
Ende embs sulke dinc anegaen etc.
(lines 10 & 11)
M. CC. en̄ VI. ende. Lxxx. iaer
Te nâme in sínē cloests daer
â distinctly in Tenâme
The leaf has been cut in two, between lines 17 & 18 viz.
Na sijn leuen ewelike comen
Dese boec es nuttelec. Lese
There are four columns and 2 rubricated chapter headings