Box 2
Contains 26 Results:
Two leaves featuring the offices of saints Leo, Peter and Paul, James, Nazarius and Celsus, Abdon and Seunen., Twelfth century.
Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a neat Praegothica, close to Carolingian, script. Red initials and rubrics. Later marginal notes added in black ink. Both leaves cut off at the bottom and crenelated.Provenance: Lost description by Fred Jonassen?, 1980. Formerly n.32 (1-2).
Binding strip containing text from the Vulgate Bible, Luke 2., Twelfth century.
Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a late Carolingian, early Praegothica script. Text in two columns. Text on verso damaged from being glued into binding.Provenance: Formerly folder k.49.
Fragment taken from a binding from an unidentified book. , Twelfth century.
Description: Written in Latin on parchment with red rubrication and a decorated initial “P”. Very faded text, probably in a Praegothica script.Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly f.56.
Leaf from Augutine’s De doctrina christiana (ii. 38-40 incomplete)., Twelfth century.
Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a Praegothica script. Removed from the cover of Purbach’s Theorocae novae planetarum in The History of Science, 1591. Parchment tabs surviving on bottom of page.Provenance: Lost description by Janet Durholz, 1986 and Kelly Wickham-Crowley, 1981. Formerly folder s.37.
One mutilated bifolium with commentary on Deuteronomy 27 and 32. , Late twelfth century.
Description: Mutilated bifolium in Latin on parchment with text on flesh side only, taken from a binding. In a Praegothica, reaching Textualis, script (with almost exclusive use of uncial “d” and the Tironian nota).Provenance: Lost descriptions by Paul Reveley?, 1982, and Florence Newman, 1979. Formerly l.30.
Leaf from a Book of Hours with pen drawing of God the Father with crucified Christ., Late twelfth century.
Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a Praegothica script with some red rubrication. Illustration on recto of God the father with the crucified Christ, and of verso of Christ with globus cruciger. Provenance: Formerly folder 61.