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Acta Apostolorum, circa 1400 : facsimile reproduction : forty-two [sic] plates.
Format
Book
Language
Latin
Published/Created
[London?] : [publisher not identified], 1840.
Description
[1] leaf, [45] pages of plates : all facsimiles ; 28 cm
Details
Subject(s)
Bible Gospels
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Illustrations
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Manuscripts, Latin
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Facsimiles
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Illumination of books and manuscripts
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Related name
Ceriani, Antonio Maria, 1828-1907
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Gibson Craig, James Thompson, 1779-1886
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Della Croce, Angelo
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Biblioteca ambrosiana. Mss. (L. 58 Sup.)
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Former owner
Chapin, Charles V. (Charles Value), 1856-1941
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Rare books genre
Bookplates
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Notes
Actually a total of 44 plates.
"Fifty copies printed for private circulation."
Princeton copy 1 "The title page opposite & the label outside are forgeries. This book consists of odd proofs from 'Canonical histories & apocryphal legends relating to the New Testament a photo-lith reproduction from an Ambrosian MS executed for James Gibson-Craig Esq. by Angelo della Croce with preface and notes by the Revd A.M Ceriani, C.O. Librarian of the Ambrosian Library. Privately printed. Milan 1873.' S.C. Cockerell, Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, Jan 21, 1910." --Smith College Library copy.
Binding note
Princeton copy 1 Quarter red morocco and brown boards; printed label on front.
Provenance
Princeton copy 1 Bookplate of Charles Value Chapin.
Other title(s)
Bible. Apocrypha. 1873.
Bible. Gospels. Manuscripts, Latin. 1873.
Canonical histories and apocryphal legends relating to the New Testament.
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Block book
OCLC
27422442
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