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London, British Library Cotton Julius B.XII

Verses on the reign and death of King Harold (acephalous) — last two lines of a rhyme royal stanza plus one complete stanza

Address of Welcome to Henry VII at York (1486), presentation of the Keys of the City — four stanzas rhyme royal

Address of Welcome to Henry VII at York (1486) at Ouse Bridge — in rhyme royal stanzas

Welcome to Henry VII at York in 1486: Speech of the Virgin Mary — one 8-line and one 10-line stanzas

Address of Welcome to Henry VII at York (1486) at the Common Hall — three stanzas rhyme royal

Pageant verses to Henry VII in A.D. 1486 at Worcester — twenty-three stanzas rhyme royal

Pageant verses, spoken by St George, St Ethelbert, and the Virgin Mary, to welcome Henry VII in 1486 at Hereford — three stanzas rhyme royal

Pageant verses to Henry VII in A.D. 1486 at Bristol — five stanzas rhyme royal

Pageant verses for Henry VII in A.D. 1486 at Bristol — three stanzas rhyme royal

Pageant verses spoken by Iusticia to Henry VII in A.D. 1486 at Bristol — four stanzas rhyme royal

John Skelton[?]. Verses presented to Henry VII (in 1488) by Skelton — five stanzas rhyme royal including refrain, ‘To see thy king so flowring in dignytie’ with burden: ‘England, now rejoysse, for joyous may thou bee / To see thy king so flowring in dignytie’