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NOTE ON THE TOWER OF ALL TOWERS
This fragment is taken from the Douce MS. 322 (fol. 25b). It follows the Orelogium Sapientia, and immediately precedes The Craft of Dij'ing. I have not been able to trace the book " cleped toure of all toures." Tower of all towers is probably a name for Heaven, and it may possibly be a translation from some Latin original. Perhaps someone who reads this may be able to throw light upon it. The Harleian MS. 1706 also contains a copy of the same fragment.
The other two fragments are from the Bodleian MS. 423. They are not contained in either the Douce or Rawlinson manuscripts.
