MS V
	W. G. Collingwood assigned the roman numeral V to this notebook in his “Preliminary Note on the Original MSS. of the Poems” for Poems (1891) (Poems [4o, 1891], 1:263; Poems [8o, 1891], 1:264).
	Apart from the editor’s numerical designation, Ruskin’s title—intended, it appears, for the manuscript in its entirety—is “MISCELLANEOUS POETRY.” Unlike his full-page titles for MS I, MS IB, MS III, MS IIIA, and MS IV, which Ruskin apparently intended to serve both for the manuscript in its entirety and for its single main work (despite the more or less miscellaneous contents that eventually filled out some of these manuscripts), his title for MS V does not take up an entire page in imitation of a published book. Rather, he wrote it in capitals on p. 1, above the first of the poems in the anthology, which starts on the same page (see “Helvellyn”: Title).
	A handmade pamphlet tipped in at the end of MS V (see Description) bears its own title by Ruskin: “BATTLE OF WATERLOO / A PLAY / IN TWO ACT’S / WITH OTHER SMALL / POEMS / DEDICATED TO HIS FATHER / BY JOHN RUSKIN / 1829 / HERNHILL / DULWICH.”
	See System of Title Citation for Major Manuscripts.