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[Bible].
Uniform title
Bible.
Latin.
Princeton University Library.
Scheide 3.
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Latin
Published/Created
[12--]
Description
560 leaves : parchment ; 160 x 110 mm.
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Status
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Notes
Special Collections - William H. Scheide Library
84.1
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Subject(s)
Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Former owner
Broullin, Guillemme
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McRay, John
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Scheide, John Hinsdale, 1875-1942
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Related name
Princeton University Library. Manuscript. Scheide 3.
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Rare books genre
Velvet bindings (Binding)
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Getty AAT genre
Manuscripts
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France
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13th century
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Summary note
Ms. Bible, unfoliated. Includes Old and New Testament with table of contents on flyleaf.
Notes
Ms. codex.
Decoration: penwork initials.
Origin: Written in France in the 13th century.
Binding note
Old rose velvet; with metal clasp.
Language note
Latin.
Contents
Old Testament (Genesis to Ecclesiastes).
New Testament (Matthew to Revelation).
Provenance
Belonged (ca. 1600) to Guillemme Broullin, and (ca. 1700) to the Premonstratensian Abbey of Silly, near Sées, in Normandy; Armorial bookplate (1880) of Joannis M'Cray; No. 22 in an American bookseller's cat., ca. 1915-1920; John H. Scheide.
References
De Ricci, p. 2120, no. 3
Cite as
Scheide Library, Princeton University. M 3.
Place name(s)
France.
OCLC
81007068
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