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Bible, Latin.
Format
Book
Language
Latin
Published/Created
[Bamberg : Albrecht Pfister, not after 1461].
Description
884 leaves ; 39.6 x 28.1 cm (folio)
Details
Printer
Pfister, Albrecht, approximately 1420-approximately 1470
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Former owner
Doheny, Estelle, 1875-1958
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Spencer, George John Spencer, Earl, 1758-1834
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Liverpool, Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson, Earl of, 1784-1851
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Schottenkloster (Würzburg, Germany)
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Notes
Commonly known in English as the 36-line Bible.
WHS copy is incomplete, consisting of 480 leaves, lacking portion now forming part of John Rylands Library set, and lacking leaves 89/5/6 (blanks canceled by first or subsequent binder). Besides this copy, WHS has 3 fragments described in following notes.
WHS fragment no. 1 is strip of 9 lines of leaf (7 x 22.2 cm.) containing parts of Ps. X,1-5; XI,8-9; XIII, 3-5; XV, 3-5.
WHS fragment no. 2 is fragment of vellum leaf (38.2 x 18.6 cm.), vol. II fo. 366, containing text of II Corinthians XII,5-21 and XIII,1-2.
WHS fragment no. 3 is portion of paper leaf (32.8 x 19.5 cm.), vol. II, fo. 49, containing text of end of Ecclesiasticus 24, and chapters 25-26 complete.
Binding note
WHS copy has binder's ticket: "Bound by C. Hering, 10 St. Martin's Street."
Provenance
WHS copy formerly owned by Scottish Benedictines, Würzburg; George John, 2nd Earl Spencer; Charles Jenkinson, 3rd Earl of Liverpool.
WHS fragment no. 3 formerly owned by Estelle Doheny.
References
Goff B-527.
HC 3032.
DeRicci (M) 23.
BMC I 16 (IC.64).
GW 4202.
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36-line Bible
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