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Damaged document with very faded script. , Possibly fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents

Description: Document on parchment, written in a documentary hand. Script is very faded and illegible, but evidence of raised ascenders on top line. Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly e.56.

Dates: Possibly fifteenth century.

Fragment taken from a binding. , Possibly fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents

Description: Faded, mostly illegible script, probably in a chancery hand. Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly b.56.ID Number: CornellMedMS_012_004.jpg (a); CornellMedMS_012_004darker.jpg (a); CornellMedMS_012_003.jpg (b); CornellMedMS_012_003darker.jpg (b); CornellMedMS_012_002.jpg (c); CornellMedMS_012_002darker.jpg (c); CornellMedMS_012_001.jpg (d); CornellMedMS_012_001darker.jpg (d).

Dates: Possibly fifteenth century.

Fragment taken from a binding. , Possibly fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents

Description: Written in Latin on parchment. Faded, mostly illegible script, probably a Hybrida script. Ruling and a red capital “Q”. Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly c.56.ID Number: CornellMedMS_013_001.jpg (a); CornellMedMS_013_002.jpg (b, c); CornellMedMS_013_002_darker.jpg (b, c); CornellMedMS_013_003.jpg (d); CornellMedMS_013_003_darker.jp (d).

Dates: Possibly fifteenth century.

Fragment from an unidentified book. , Possibly fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents

Description: Badly damaged parchment fragment from a book removed from a binding. Only small section of faded text remains in a Cursiva script. Provenance: Formerly folder 56.k.ID Number: CornellMedMS_007.jpg (a).

Dates: Possibly fifteenth century.

Mutilated bifolia from the Speculum Doctrinale by Vincent of Beauvais. , Fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents

Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a Semitexualis Formata script. Text almost completely rubbed off, but red rubrication and paraphs still clear. Provenance: Formerly j.56

Dates: Fifteenth century.

Three nested bifolia of Statuta criminalia from Lucca, Italy. , Fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents

Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a Gothico-Antiqua script. Three bifolia forming most of a quire. Provenance: Brought in 1888 in Lucca, Italy, by George Burr for the President White Library. De Ricci B62.ID Number: CornellMedMS_008_002.jpg (1a); CornellMedMS_008_001.jpg (1b); CornellMedMS_008_004.jpg (2a); CornellMedMS_008_003.jpg (2b).

Dates: Fifteenth century.

Two fragments from a glossed book. , Fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents

Description: Two fragments written in Latin on parchment and taken from the same glossed book, probably in a Semitextualis Libraria script. Taken from a binding. Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly folder g.56 (1-2).

Dates: Fifteenth century.

Fragment from a book taken from a binding. , Fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents

Description: Written in Latin on thick parchment from a large book and written in a Hybrida Formata script. Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly h.56.

Dates: Fifteenth century.

Fragment from the Codex Justinius, Book VIII. , Fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents

Description: Written in Latin on parchment in a Semitextualis Libraria script. Damaged partial leaf of Codex Justinius, Book VIII, probably parts 9-10. Red capitals and rubrication have survived better than the brown ink of the main hand itself, which is very faded.Provenance: Donated by Fleda Meyers. Formerly i.56.

Dates: Fifteenth century.

Leaf from a Rabbinic legal commentary, probably from Spain. , Probably fifteenth century.

 Item — Box: 4, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents

Description: Written in Hebrew on parchment. From a legal commentary text and probably concerning laws of damages. Taken from a binding.Provenance: Formerly folder O.

Dates: Probably fifteenth century.