Endpapers and flyleaves are always worth a look when a Vatican manuscript arrives online. One item this week, a 14th-century book of canon law, has been bound up in wrecked bits of a 12th-century copy of the Legenda Aurea of Jacobus de Voragine.
Used parchment cost nothing, and libraries always had stocks of worn-out books.
This Sancto Sebastiano text, if you need it, is at Intratext.
In all, 13 manuscripts were new this week:
Used parchment cost nothing, and libraries always had stocks of worn-out books.
This Sancto Sebastiano text, if you need it, is at Intratext.
In all, 13 manuscripts were new this week:
- Ross.24,
- Vat.lat.2379,
- Vat.lat.2382, Galen and Hippocrates
- Vat.lat.2383, Galen in Latin
- Vat.lat.3395, already flagged by DigitaVaticana:Un Volume di raccolta de' Luoghi sopra le cose Romane among the #LatestDigitizedManuscripts - Moenia, Portae, Colles, Fora.— Digita Vaticana (@DigitaVaticana) November 9, 2018
Vat. lat. 3395: https://t.co/b9WKNZueqC pic.twitter.com/Y1mlf8a1jP - Vat.lat.3988, a 14th-century book of Constitutiones of the popes, with leaves from a
12th-century Legenda Aurea as endpapers (Dolezalek catalog). - Vat.lat.4027 (Upgraded to HQ),
- Vat.lat.4176, church history, with acta of Council of Constance?
- Vat.lat.4179,
- Vat.lat.4196, a heavily annotated study of the Book of Leviticus
- Vat.lat.4209, similar to above, the Epistles, starting with Corinthians
- Vat.lat.4248 (Upgraded to HQ),
- Vat.lat.4262,
- Pal.lat.608.pt.2 (Upgraded to HQ),
- Pal.lat.612,
- Pal.lat.613,
- Pal.lat.614,
- Pal.lat.615,
- Pal.lat.618,
- Pal.lat.621,
- Pal.lat.623,
- Pal.lat.624,
- Pal.lat.625, #LatestDigitizedManuscripts - Arbores consanguinitatis et affinitatis Iohannis Teutonici in Pal. lat. 625 (12th-13th c.): Decretum Gratiani cum Glossa ordinaria Iohannis Friburgensis et Iohannis Teutonici et additionibus Bartholomaei Brixiensis 🌲 https://t.co/4zanaL98YB pic.twitter.com/sDyaqqA1kM— Digita Vaticana (@DigitaVaticana) November 8, 2018
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