| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. b. 1 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
33193 |
| Summary of contents |
Justinian, Infortiatum
(mutilated).
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Bologna |
| Date |
14th century, beginning |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Fine miniature, historiated and other initials. (P&A ii. 108,
pl. X)
|
| 3- to 4-line initials, many on gold background (often rubbed off),
decorated with floral designs and gold disks.
|
| Drawings in ink of human profiles and pointing hands in the
margins.
|
| fol. 19v |
| Type |
initial C
|
| Subject |
Grotesque.
|
| Type |
initial I
|
| Subject |
Bird.
|
| fol. 64r |
| Type |
drawing
|
| Subject |
Bust of a man (ink).
|
| fol. 207v |
| Type |
miniature
|
| Subject |
Praetor in black cap, seated, holding a book; four
male figures in long tunics dispute with each other; architectural
setting.
|
| Type |
border, central margin
|
| Subject |
Grotesque.
|
| Type |
initial O
|
| Subject |
Bust of a young woman on gold
background.
|
|
|
|
|
| Images |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 6, p. 234 |
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. c. 2 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
30551 |
| Summary of contents |
Guardbook: fragments of Latin classical texts (Aristotle
[translations], Virgil, Ovid, Juvenal).
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
England, France, Spain, and Italy |
| Date |
11th century - 14th century |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Images |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 5, p. 832 |
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 2001 |
|
| Helmut Gneuss, Handlist of
Anglo-Saxon manuscripts: a list of manuscripts and manuscript fragments written
or owned in England up to 1100 (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and
Studies, 241), Tempe AZ: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies,
2001, no. 648 [fol.
18]
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R. Cat.
|
|
| 1999 |
|
| Richard Gameson, The manuscripts of
Early Norman England (c. 1066-1130),
Oxford, etc.: OUP for The British Academy,
1999, p. 38 n. 242 [fol. 18]
|
|
| 1998 |
|
| Richard Gameson, 'English book collections in the late
eleventh and early twelfth centuries: Symeon's Durham and its context', in
Symeon of Durham: historian of Durham and the
North, ed. David Rollason (Studies in North-Eastern History, 1),
Stamford: Shaun Tyas,
1998, pp. 230-253, at p. 244 n. 51
|
|
| 1997 |
|
| Andrew G. Watson, A descriptive
catalogue of the medieval manuscripts of All Souls College Oxford,
Oxford: Oxford University Press,
1997, 330/54-5 (fol. 18)
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R
|
|
| 1994 |
|
| David N. Dumville, 'English libraries before 1066: use and
abuse of the manuscript evidence' [revised version of article first printed
1981], in Anglo-Saxon manuscripts: basic readings,
ed. Mary P. Richards (Basic Readings in Anglo-Saxon England, vol. 2 = Garland
Reference Library of the Humanities, vol. 1434), New York & London
1994, pp. 169-219, at pp. 179, 200 [=
Gneuss no. 648] [fol. 18]
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. c. 7 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Cicero, Letters to Brutus, Quintus, Octavian (
Ps.-Cicero), Atticus.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, North-east Ferrara (?) |
| Date |
15th century, first half |
| Material |
paper |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Plain red initials. Spaces left for initials. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
Ownership inscription of Giovanni Aurispa: 'Hic est mei Iohannis
liber Aurispe' (fol. 280v); Hopetoun Library (bookplate with shelfmark); John
Adrian Louis Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun and 1st Marquis of Linlithgow
(1869-1908), his sale at Sotheby's, 25 Feb. 1889 and three following days, lot
518, bought by Ridler for £1 5s.; Henry White, F.S.A. (d. 1900), his sale, Sotheby's 21 April 1902 and ten
following days, lot 513, bought by Cockerell for £2 10s. (on behalf of?) C. M.
Firth, bequeathed by him to the Bodleian Library.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1975 |
|
| The Survival of Ancient
Literature, (Exh. cat.), Bodleian Library, 1975, no. 145, pl. XXV(b)
(fol. 70r)
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. c. 9 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Benvenuto da Imola, Recollectae
Bucolicorum et Georgicorum Virgilii.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian |
| Date |
15th century, first half |
| Material |
paper |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Spaces left for initials. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
'F.S.G.M.' across the bottom of the pages; bought from Maggs,
1938, cat. 666, item. 164, £20.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1939 |
|
| Bodleian Library Record, 1,
no. 3, Feb. 1939, 53
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. c. 11 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Claudian, poems (fragment). |
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
French (?) |
| Date |
13th century, late |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Red and blue initials with penwork. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
Probably from same MS. as MS. Lat. class. c. 12. Theodore
Poelman (or Pulman), 16th century; Thomas Thorpe, Catalogue of upwards of 1400 MSS ..., 1836, no. 282; Sir
Thomas Phillipps (1792-1872), MS. 8775; Sotheby's 28 Nov. 1967, lot 100.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1967 |
|
| Sotheby's 28 Nov. 1967, lot 100 |
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. c. 12 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Claudian, De raptu Proserpinae,
with commentary of Geoffrey of Vitry.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
French (?) |
| Date |
13th century, last quarter |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Red and blue initials with penwork. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
Probably from same MS. as MS. Lat. class. c. 11. Theodore
Poelman (or Pulman), 16th cent.; Thomas Thorpe, Catalogue
of upwards of 1400 MSS ..., 1836, no. 283; Sir Thomas Phillipps
(1792-1872), MS. 8776; Sotheby's 28 Nov. 1967, lot 100.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1967 |
|
| Sotheby's 28 Nov. 1967, lot 100 |
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 1 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
30056 |
| Summary of contents |
Boethius, De consolatione
philosophiae. Horace, De arte
poetica.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, North |
| Date |
15th century, middle |
| Material |
paper |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Historiated and other initials. (P&A ii. 817) |
| fol. 4r |
| Type |
initial C
|
| Subject |
Profile portrait of the author, seated, holding an
open book.
|
| fol. 13r |
| Type |
initial P
|
| Subject |
Ship with sail at sea.
|
| fol. 24r |
| Type |
miniature
|
| Subject |
Crowned woman, seated, holding sceptre and open
book.
|
|
|
|
|
| Images |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 5, p. 722 |
| Manuscript image |
fol. 62r Text-page with glosses and hand drawn in the left margin to
point to the fourth line of text, and another hand drawn in the right margin to
point to Hebrew lettering concluding the text.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1995 |
|
| Codices Boethiani: a conspectus of
manuscripts of the works of Boethius. I, Great
Britain and the Republic of Ireland, eds. M. T. Gibson & Lesley
Smith (Warburg Institute Surveys and Texts, 25), London: The Warburg Institute,
University of London,
1995, pp. 199-200 no. 185
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 2 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
30057 |
| Summary of contents |
Varro, De re rustica.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Ferrara |
| Date |
1454 |
| Material |
parchment,
paper
|
|
|
| Decoration |
| Fine initial. Written in humanistic script at the house of Guarino
of Verona, fol. 98v. (P&A ii. 389, pl. XXXVIII)
|
|
|
|
|
| Images |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 5, p. 722 |
| Manuscript image |
fol. 1r Gold 6-line initial S(i) with white stem interlace on rose,
green and blue ground.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1995 |
|
| Federica Toniolo, 'Decorazione all'antica nei manoscritti
per Malatesta Novello', in Libraria Domini: i manoscritti
della Biblioteca Malatestiana: testi e decorazioni, eds. Fabrizio
Lollini & Piero Lucchi, Bologna: Grafis Edizioni,
1995, pp. 143-153, at pp. 143-144
|
|
| 1991 |
|
| Laura Casarsa, Mario d'Angelo & Cesare Scalon,
La libreria di Guarnerio d'Artegna (Storia della
società friulana: Collana di studi storici), [Udine]: Casamassima Libri,
1991, p. 34
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 5 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
30059 |
| Composite |
four parts |
| Summary of contents |
Tibullus, Elegies, with a short life of him and his epitaph.
|| Ovid, Amores (three books). || Ovid,
Heroides (15th epistle, Sappho to Phaon). ||
Priapeia.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian |
| Date |
1420-1421 |
| Material |
paper |
|
|
| Images |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 5, p. 722 |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 5, p. 723 |
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1997 |
|
| Exh. Cat., Vedere i classici:
l'illustrazione libraria dei testi antichi dell'età romana al tardo
medioevo, ed. Marco Buonocore [Exhib. Salone Sistino - Musei Vaticani 9
ottobre 1996 - 19 aprile
1997], n.pl., n.d. [copy purchased 2 July
1997], p. 19
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R. Cat. Exh.
|
|
| A. Pontani, 'Ciriaco d'Ancona e la Biblioteca Malatestiana
di Cesena', in Filologia umanistica per Gianvito
Resta, eds. Vincenzo Fera & Giacomo Ferrau, 3 vols. (
Medioevo e umanesimo, 94-6), Padua: Editrice
Antenore,
1997, vol. II, pp. 1465-1483, tav.
XXXVII-XXXVIII, at p. 1472
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 14 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
33758 |
| Summary of contents |
Lucan, Pharsalia.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, North (?) |
| Date |
14th century, second half (before 1388) |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Good borders, initials. Diagrams. (P&A ii. 176) |
|
|
|
|
| Images |
| Catalogue image |
Vol. 6, p. 281 |
| Manuscript image |
fol. 137r Two circular T-O maps: continents and countries named.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1997 |
|
| Evelyn Edson, Mapping time and
space: how medieval mapmakers viewed their world (The British Library
Studies in Map History, vol. I), London: The British Library, first published
1997, paperback edn. 1999, pp. 23, 170;
fig. 2.2
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 26 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Ps.-Cicero,
Rhetorica ad Herennium.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Cingulo prov. Macerata |
| Date |
1468 |
| Material |
paper |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Blank spaces left for rubricator. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
Written by Pierus Martini Servantii de S. Severino, 1486; G.
Libri, his sale, 1859, lot 257; Sir Thomas Phillipps (1792-1872), MS. 23621;
inscribed on the back pastedown 'T[homas] F[itzroy] F[enwick] | X
d 1891'; Phillipps sale at Sotheby's, 21 March 1895
and four following days, lot 177, bought by Tregaskis for £2 15s.; Richard
Hancock (bookplate); E. P. Goldschmidt, with his pencil inscriptions and stock
no. '#9890', his cat. XV, no. 9; bought by the Bodleian in 1928.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1984 |
|
| A. G. Watson, Catalogue of Dated and
Datable Manuscripts c.435-1600 in Oxford
Libraries, Oxford, 1984, I, no. 536, II, pl. 673 (fol. 20r)
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 27 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Leonardo Bruni, De bello
Italico. Poggio, De nobilitate
(imperfect).
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Bologna (?) |
| Date |
15th century, third quarter |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Fine border, initials. Humanistic script. (P&A ii. 666, pl.
LXIV)
|
|
|
|
Provenance |
Defaced arms on fol. 1r; bequeathed by C. M. Firth, 1931.
|
|
|
| Images |
| Manuscript image |
fol. 1r Whole-page with three-sided partial border, with coat of
arms, a lion rampant gules, defaced.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1993 |
|
| Censimento dei codici dell'
epistolario di Leonardo Bruni, I, Manoscritti
delle biblioteche non italiane, ed. Lucia Gualdo Rosa (Istituto storico
italiano per il medio evo, Nuovi studi storici, 22), Rome
1993, pp. 163-4 no. 139, tav. LXXXIX
|
|
| 1991 |
|
| Martin Davies, 'L'Epistolario di Leonardo Bruni: per un
catalogo dei codici Britannici', in Per il Censimento dei
Codici dell'Epistolario di Leonardo Bruni: Seminario Internazionale di Studi,
Firenze, 30 ottobre 1987, eds. Lucia Gualdo Rosa e Paolo Viti (=
Istituto Storico Italiano per il Medio Evo, Nuovi Studi Storici, 10), Rome
1991, pp. 1-6, at p. 6
|
|
| Laura Casarsa, Mario d'Angelo & Cesare Scalon,
La libreria di Guarnerio d'Artegna (Storia della
società friulana: Collana di studi storici), [Udine]: Casamassima Libri,
1991, p. 23
|
|
| Francesco Barbaro, Epistolario. I, La tradizione
manoscritta e a stampa, ed. Claudio Griggio, Florence: Leo S. Olschki
Editore,
1991, pp. 36, 59, 240-1
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 35 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Aristotle, Logica noua,
translations.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
France, South or Spain (?) |
| Date |
c. 1300
|
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Blue initials with red, and red initials with blue penwork. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
Sir Thomas Phillipps (1792-1872), MS. 16238.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1995 |
|
| Codices Boethiani: a conspectus of
manuscripts of the works of Boethius. I, Great
Britain and the Republic of Ireland, eds. M. T. Gibson & Lesley
Smith (Warburg Institute Surveys and Texts, 25), London: The Warburg Institute,
University of London,
1995, pp. 200-1 no. 186
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R
|
|
| English Episcopal Acta, X.
Bath and Wells 1061-1205, ed. Frances M. R.
Ramsey, Oxford, etc.: Oxford University Press for The British Academy,
1995, pp. 200-1 no. 186
|
|
| 1955 |
|
| Aristoteles latinus, pars
posterior, Cambridge, 1955, 1251, no. 1916
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 36 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Commentary on Ps.-Cicero,
Rhetorica ad Herennium.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian |
| Date |
14th century |
| Material |
parchment |
|
Provenance |
? Dominican Convent of SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Venice; Baron C. A.
de Cosson, bought in Italy in 1876; Sotheby's 27 March 1950, lot 31 (cf. lots
29-33).
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1995 |
|
| John O. Ward, Ciceronian rhetoric in
treatise, scholion and commentary (Typologie des sources du moyen âge
occidental, 58, A-V.A.1*), Turnhout: Brepols,
1995, p. 146 n. 305
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 37 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Cicero, De oratore,
Orator, De optimo genere
oratorum.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Florence |
| Date |
1413 and after 1421 |
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Fine early humanist initials. Fols. 1r-34r finished at Florence
13th January 1412 (Florentine style). A later hand has added the parts of the
De oratore which came to light at Lodi in 1421,
fols. 38r-69v. Humanistic script. (P&A ii. 210, pl. XIX)
|
|
|
|
Provenance |
18th-century note on fol. 1r & spine; bought at Sotheby's, 6
Dec. 1954, lot 23.
|
|
|
| Images |
| Manuscript image |
fol. 4r Script poggiesque. Early humanistic initial.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1993 |
|
| A. J. Fairbank & R. W. Hunt, Humanistic script of the fifteenth and sixteenth
centuries, reprinted edition (Bodleian picture books, New series no. 2),
Oxford: Bodleian Library,
1993, Plate 2
|
|
| 1984 |
|
| A. G. Watson, Catalogue of Dated and
Datable Manuscripts c.435-1600 in Oxford
Libraries, Oxford, 1984, I, no. 537 (fols. 1-37), II, pl. 267 (fol.
4r)
|
|
| 1958 |
|
| Notable Accessions: Guide to an
Exhibition Held in 1958, Oxford, Bodleian Library, 1958, no. 16, pl.
IV
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 38 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Aelian, De instruendis aciebus.
Translation of Theodore Gaza.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Naples |
| Date |
c. 1455
|
| Material |
parchment |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Fine border, initials. Humanistic script. (P&A ii. 365, pl.
XXXV)
|
| fol. 1r |
| Type |
full border
|
| Subject |
Interlaced stems with folliage and flowers, putti,
birds and rabbits. At the bottom of the page three winged putti support a
wreath with arms of Alfonso V of Aragon, I of Naples.
|
|
|
|
Provenance |
Arms of King Alfonso V of Aragon, I of Naples, inventory 'D' of
the Naples library, no. L. 560; Henry Stuart, Cardinal of York (
d. 1807); for later owners, see T. de Marinis,
La biblioteca Napoletana dei re d'Aragona, Milan
1952, II, 3.
|
|
|
| Images |
| Manuscript image |
fol. 5-line initial S in gold on blue ground
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 39 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): no description available
|
| Summary of contents |
Suetonius, De vita Caesarum.
Einhard, Vita Karoli Magni. Extracts from Aulus
Gellius. Etc.
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
English |
| Date |
12th century, middle |
| Material |
parchment |
|
Provenance |
Dominican Convent, Northampton; John Gunthorp (
d. 1498), with his acquisition notes and
annotations; bequeathed by Gunthorp to Thomas Cornysh (d. 1513), fellow of Oriel College, to which he gave it;
16th/17th-century signature of Thomas Tonkys; Sion College, by 1697, with the
early shelfmark 'A. 35' (fol. 1r), later re-referenced as Arc. L. 40. 2 / L.
21; Sotheby's 13 June 1977, lot 70, bought by Quaritch for the Bodleian.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 1990 |
|
| K. W. Humphreys, ed., The Friars'
Libraries (Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues, 1), London:
The British Library in association with The British Academy,
1990
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R
|
|
| 1977 |
|
| Sotheby's 13 June 1977, lot 70, with pl. (fol. 1r) |
|
| 1969 |
|
| N. R. Ker, Medieval Manuscripts in
British Libraries, I, Oxford 1969, 278-9
|
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. d. 42 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): no description available
|
| Summary of contents |
Valerius Maximus, Facta et dicta
memorabilia (fragments, five leaves).
|
| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, North-east (?) |
| Date |
15th century, second half, before 1480 |
| Material |
paper |
|
|
| Decoration |
| Plain red initials. |
|
|
|
Provenance |
The parent volume was sold by the estate of Maestro Zacharia in
Venice, 12 June 1479, to Maestro Vincenzo de Aquila, whose heirs gave it to Fra
Gabriele da Padova; by the 17th century it was in the library of Diego de
Colmenares; and sold by Sotheby's three times during the 20th century: first at
the Mostyn sale (13 July 1920, lot 124); subsequently as the property of J. T.
Adams (7 December 1931, lot 227); and again on 23 April 1934, lot 38. In 1945,
it was purchased from Otto F. Ege by Dorothy M. Schullian. These stray leaves
were bought at Sotheby's, 26 November 1985, part of lot 81.
|
| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. e. 29 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
|
Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
|
| Summary of contents |
Giovanni Giocondo, Collection of inscriptions, with
additions.
|
| Language |
Latin and Greek |
| Origin |
Italian, Milan (?) |
| Date |
1498 (fols. 17-224) and 15th century, late; additions,
16th century
|
| Material |
paper |
|
Provenance |
Library of the Theatines at S. Paolo in Naples; Federico Patetta
(1867-1945), Professor of the History of Law at the University of Turin, MS.
40; bought from E. P. Goldschmidt, cat. XV, no 16, 1928.
|
|
|
| Bibliography |
| 2001 |
|
| Exhibition Leaflet, The survival of
antiquity in Oxford manuscripts: an exhibition in the Bodleian Library Summer
2001, [Oxford: Bodleian Library,
2001], no. C1
Bodleian shelfmark: BDH = R.
|
|
| 1992 |
|
| [Exh. Cat.] All'ombra del lauro:
documenti librari della cultura in età laurenziana, by Anna Lenzuni
(Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, 4 May -- 30 June 1992), Florence:
Silvana Editoriale,
1992, p. 122 no. 2.104
|
|
| 1984 |
|
| A. G. Watson, Catalogue of Dated and
Datable Manuscripts c.435-1600 in Oxford
Libraries, Oxford, 1984, I, no. 541 (fols. 17-224), II, pl. 800 (fol.
20v)
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. e. 42 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
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| Summary of contents |
Cicero, De amicitia;
De senectute; Paradoxa.
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian |
| Date |
15th century |
| Material |
paper |
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Provenance |
Lord Vernon of Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire, his sale, Sotheby's 10
June 1918 and two following days, lot 140, bought by Stewart Cr(???), for £1;
bought, 1957.
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| Bibliography |
| 1918 |
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| Sotheby's Sale Catalogue, 10
June 1918, lot 140
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. e. 47 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
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| Summary of contents |
Part (foliated 245-284) of a school book: Maximianus,
Elegies. Statius, Achilleis. Claudian, De raptu
Proserpinae.
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
French, North (?) |
| Date |
13th century, first half |
| Material |
parchment |
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| Decoration |
| Red initials with penwork. |
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Provenance |
Soranzo (?? foliated by him); ? Canonici; Walter Sneyd, his
sale, Sotheby's 16 Dec. 1903 and three following days, lot 196, bought by Pench
(or Peach??) for 18 shillings; H. W. Garrod; bought, 1961.
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| Bibliography |
| 1975 |
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| The Survival of Ancient
Literature, (Exh. cat.), Bodleian Library, 1975, no. 139
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| 1964 |
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| Bodleian Library Record, 7,
no. 4, Dec. 1964, 219-220
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. e. 48 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
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| Summary of contents |
Miscellany of texts from Latin authors, including excerpts
from Valerius Maximus; Collatio Alexandri Magni cum
Dindimo; Cicero, Caesarian orations and
Paradoxa.
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
English (?) |
| Date |
13th century, early |
| Material |
parchment |
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| Decoration |
| Red and green initials with penwork. |
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Provenance |
Thomas Brudenell and his wife Mary Tresham, 17th century;
Sotheby's 12 Dec. 1966, lot 218.
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| Bibliography |
| 1975 |
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| The Survival of Ancient
Literature, (Exh. cat.), Bodleian Library, 1975, no. 135, with pl. of
part of fol. iiir |
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| 1966 |
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| Sotheby's Sale Catalogue, 12
Dec. 1966, lot 218
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. e. 50 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): no description available
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| Summary of contents |
Cicero, Somnium Scipionis,
De fato, De
universitate, etc. Hyginus, Astronomica.
Etc.
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian |
| Date |
15th century, last quarter, c. 1487 (?)
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| Material |
paper |
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| Decoration |
| Plain red initials. Spaces left for initials. Astronomical diagram
on fol. 34v.
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Provenance |
Dr. Charles Humberd; sold by Payne to Rev. Henry Drury in 1825;
Drury sale 1827, lot 989; bought by Thorpe for Phillipps; Sir Thomas Phillipps
(1792-1872), MS. 3350; Phillipps sale, Sotheby's, 6 June 1898 and following
days, lot 668; sold to Quaritch; Quaritch catalogue 180, 1898, item 29, and
Catalogue 211, 1902, item 169; Sotheby's 24 June 1907, lot 715, bought by
Leighton for £4 4s.; J. & J. Leighton, Catalogue of
Rare Books, Illuminated MSS. and Fine Bindings, Part XIV, CI.-CY., item
7539, re-offered in their Catalogue of Manuscripts,
Mostly Illuminated Many in Fine Bindings (c. 1914?, not later than 1915) [Bod. 2593 e. 952/ii],
item 67 (£7 7s.); Swann Gallery, NY, 11 Oct. 1979, lot 233, bought by Quaritch
for the Bodleian.
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| Bibliography |
| 1907 |
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| Sotheby's 24 June 1907, lot 715 |
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. e. 52 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): no description available
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| Summary of contents |
Livy, Third decade,
imperfect.
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Naples? |
| Date |
c. 1450
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| Material |
parchment |
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| Decoration |
| Painted initials. |
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Provenance |
Written by Giacomo Curlo of Genoa (attribution by A. C. de la
Mare), who also wrote and signed MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 274; Otto Ege (on whom
see Sotheby's 26 Nov. 1985, introduction to lots 39 ff.); bought by the
Bodleian through Quaritch at Sotheby's, 11 Dec. 1984, lot 51; other leaves from
the same MS. were (i) bought from Quaritch, cat. 1036 (July 1984), item 5; and
(ii) given by the Walter Clinton Jackson Library, University of North Carolina,
April 1996. Photocopies of other dispersed leaves are in MS. Lat. class. e.
53.
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| Bibliography |
| 2000 |
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| A. C. de la Mare, 'A Livy copied by Giacomo Curlo
dismembered by Otto Ege', in Interpreting and collecting
fragments of medieval books (Proceedings of The
Seminar in the History of the Book to 1500, Oxford 1998), ed. Linda L.
Brownrigg & Margaret M. Smith, Los Altos Hills, CA, & London,
2000, pp. 57-88, passim, incl. p. 73 Fig. 2
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| 1950 |
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| Sotheby's 24 Jan. 1950, lot 461 and 11 Dec. 1984, lot
51
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. f. 5 (P) |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): no description available
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| Papyrological Reference |
P. Oxy. 1379; CLA ii.
247
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| Summary of contents |
Fragment from a roll, containing Livy, Bk. I (v, 7-vi,
1).
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Egyptian, Oxyrhynchus |
| Date |
4th century |
| Material |
papyrus |
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| Bibliography |
| 2000 |
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| Henri-Jean Martin et al., Mise en
page et mise en texte du livre français: la naissance du livre moderne
(XIVe-XVIIe
siècles), n. pl.: Éditions du Cercle de la Librairie, [
2000], pp. 5-6 and fig. 2, 485
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| 1998 |
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| Sigrid Krämer, Bibliographie
Bernhard Bischoff und Verzeichnis aller von ihm herangezogenen
Handschriften (Fuldaer Hochschulschriften, 27), Frankfurt am Main:
Verlag Josef Knecht,
1998, No. 16, 36; No. 227, 99*
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| 1996 |
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| M. D. Reeve, 'The place of P in the stemma of Livy 1-10',
in Medieval manuscripts of the Latin classics: production
and use, eds. Claudine A. Chavannes-Mazel & Margaret M. Smith
(Proceedings of The Seminar in the History of the Book to 1500, Leiden, 1993),
Los Altos Hills, CA: Anderson-Lovelace, and London: The Red Gull Press,
1996, pp. 74-89, at p. 90
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| 1986 |
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| Bernhard Bischoff, Paläographie des
römischen Altertums und des abendländischen Mittelalters (Grundlagen der
Germanistik, 24), 2nd edn., Berlin: Erich Schmidt Verlag,
1986 (1st edn. publ. 1979), p. 99n.
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| Shelfmark |
MS. Lat. class. f. 6 |
| Summary Catalogue no.
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Not in SC (late
accession): description unpublished, only available in Library
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| Summary of contents |
Solinus, Collectanea rerum
mirabilium.
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| Language |
Latin |
| Origin |
Italian, Ferrara |
| Date |
15th century, third quarter |
| Material |
parchment |
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| Decoration |
| Good border, initial. Humanistic script. (P&A ii. 399) |
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Provenance |
Henry Drury, his sale, Sotheby's 20 March 1827, lot 3921; Sir
Thomas Phillipps (1792-1872), MS. 6892; Ellis & Elvey, 1890; bought by C.
M. Firth, and bequeathed to the Bodleian, 1931.
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