Date: S. XVIII
Author: Anonymous
Description: A collection of “enigmas”(brief riddles with their answers), some in Catalan and some in Castilian. 17 pages.

Date: S. XVIII
Author: Francesc Tegell
Description: The Catalan-language Poema anafòric, by the Barcelonan poet Francesc Tegell, tells of the events that unfold during Carnival time in 18th-century aristocratic Barcelona. The Poema anafòric is an important testimony of the time, not only from a linguistic point of view, but also with regard to literature, history and ethnography. 155 pages.

Date: S. XVIII
Author: Anonymous
Description: A collection of satirical verses in Catalan, mocking various persons from Barcelona in the mid 18th century, by name: Cartella, Moya, Benavent, Junyent, Argensola, Planella, Grimau, Bru, Alos, Güell, Balaguer, Antich. 24 pages.

Date: 1706
Author: Josep de Berga
Description: Described by its author-compiler as a “speculative and practical medical instruction,” this text contains information on the symptoms, causes, diagnoses and treatments for dozens of maladies and diseases. 575 pages.

Date: 1653-87
Author: Juan Bautista Desbach
Description: A collection of eight letters from Juan Bautista Desbach, Bishop of Urgell, to Nicolas Mora i Mulet, composed between January 15, 1653 and March 30, 1687. When he composed the earliest of these he was not yet a bishop, but a priest in the service of the Inquisition. 43 pages.

Date: S. XVIII
Author: Anonymous
Description: A collection of various satirical and comedic poems and a few prose pieces, concerning political, municipal and ecclesiastical events, from the second half of the 18th century. Collected in Barcelona. Mainly in Castilian and Catalan, with a few pieces in Italian and Latin. 452 pages.

Date: 1603
Author: Anonymous
Description: A brief document in Catalan, beginning with a short petition by the General Counsel to the king, in Castilian. The record includes 50 complaints from the city about high taxation, unfair administrative and customs officers, etc. The old town of Bosa on the west side of the island of Sardinia, then in Spanish possession, was an important port. 53 pages.

Date: Unknown
Author: Anonymous
Description: A brief document that describes the process by which someone is admitted to a religious brotherhood or sisterhood. It is essentially a script for such a ceremony, including the appropriate Latin prayers. Modest decoration of capitals; large hand, apparently for ease of public reading. 15 pages.