"This vocabulary is preserved in a manuscript of the Library of the Trinity College, Cambridge. The MS. is of the 15th century. Our text is based on a copy made by Mr. W. Aldis Wright."

• Acuarium, an^ce an agulere.
• Acusile, an^ce a trenket.
• Aluta, cordewayne.
• Alutarius, an^ce  a cordewaner.
• Anatene, an^ce  up cuttynge.
• Ansorium, a shavyngknyf, or a trenket.
• Attramentum, an^ce bleche.
• Calopodium, an^ce tapyn
• Corium, [an^ce hyde.]
• [Crepidium, an^ce clowtys.]
• Crepita, a boot.
• Duca, an^ce a leste or a molde.
• Formipedium, an^ce a leste.
• Formula, an^ce a leste or a lytyl molde.
• Formula, an^ce a fforme.
• [Impedia, an^ce an ouerlether.]
• Ocrea, an^ce a boot.
• Pedalis [a leste.]
• Pedana, an^ce a vampey.
• Pedano, an^ce to vampey.
• Pedules ... pars caligarum que pedem capit, an^ce a vampey.
• Pedulus, [an^ce a pynson, or a sok.]
• Pero, -ronis, hic, quoddam calciamentum rusticorum amplum, et altum, quod  alio nomine dicitur Culponeus [an^ce Cokeres.]
• Pictaciarius, an^ce a Cobulare, or a Cloutere.
• Putacio, to poynte, ot to cloute.
• Seta, an^ce an hoggeshere.
• Solea, an^ce a sole.
• Spatula, an^ce a Cambryl and a selys.
• [Stropa, a styrop.]
• Subula, an^ce an ale.
• Talus, an^ce an hele.
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