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- Aucupatorium herodiorum, ex antiquorum philozophorum dictis per magistrum ebirhardum hitfelt collectum et translatum in laycum ydeoma.
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This is probably a 17th c. copy of a 15th c. book on Falconry.
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- Book of Hours
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Text is from a set of Responsories.
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- Book of Hours
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Text is Psalms (Iuxta LXX) 123:6-124:5.
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- Book of Hours
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- undated
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Text is from the Litany of the Saints.
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- Book of Hours
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Texts are canticles from Psalms (Iuxta LXX) 119:7-122:4.
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- Book of Hours
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- Book of Hours?
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Text is Habacuc 3:9-18.
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- Book of Hours?
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Text is probably part the daily office for lay individuals according to the Sarum Use. This leaf begins in a reading from Genesis 3 in the middle of verse 1.
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- Book of Hours?
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- undated
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- Book of Hours?
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- Book of Hours?
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Text is Psalm (Iuxta LXX) 118:21-40.
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- Breviary
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Text is Lessons 1-7 for the Feast of the Circumcision.
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- Contract
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- 1442-11-06
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- Copiosa discrittione delle cose di Cipro ed le ragioni in favore o contra diverse openioni
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- 1578
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In addition to the principle text, there is a prefatory epistle from Francesco Marcaldi to Scipione Bonleo (fol. 2).
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- Eunuchus
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Text is from the end of Act 2 through the beginning of Act 3 of The Eunuch.
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- Gradual
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Text is from the Mass beginning with a communion proper.
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- Hecyra
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Text is from the end of Act 4 through the beginning of Act 5 of The Mother-in-Law.
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- Hours of the Virgin Mary
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Text is from the sixth reading of the service at matins for the Virgin.
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- In commemoratione defunctorum
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Text is a liturgy for observing a vigil for the deceased. The Office of the Dead is use of Paris as shown by the responses to the nine lessons, beginning respectively: Qui lazarum (image 23), Credo quod (image 25), Heu michi (image 27), Ne recorderis (image 36), Domine quando (image 38),...
Show moreText is a liturgy for observing a vigil for the deceased. The Office of the Dead is use of Paris as shown by the responses to the nine lessons, beginning respectively: Qui lazarum (image 23), Credo quod (image 25), Heu michi (image 27), Ne recorderis (image 36), Domine quando (image 38), Peccantem me (image 40), Domine secundum (image 50), Memento mei (image 52), Libera me domine de morte eterna (image 54). The second text in this codex is the Recommendation of Souls (images 75-105).
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