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Book of Hours (Use of Rouen)
In Latin and French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 12 full-page miniatures closely related to the style of the Master of the Munich Golden LegendFrance, Paris (?), c. 1430-1450 -
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Petrus Pictaviensis [Peter of Poitiers], Compendium historiae in genealogia Christi
In Latin, illuminated scroll on parchmentEngland (perhaps Oxford?), c. 1230-1250 -
Book of Hours (Use of Paris)
In Latin and French, Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 15 large miniatures and 6 historiated initials by an artist in the circle of the Coëtivy MasterFrance, Paris, c. 1460-1470 -
Processional (Dominican use)
In Latin and French , illuminated manuscript on parchmentFrance (Rouen), c. 1520-1530; c. 1525-1550; 1674 -
Book of Hours (Use of Rome?)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript, on parchment. 4 full-page miniatures; 8 historiated initialsSouthern Netherlands, Ghent or Bruges, c. 1480 -
Vulgate Bible
In Latin, decorated manuscript on parchmentSpain, Kingdom of Castile (Seville?), c. 1240-1260 -
Book of Hours (use of Rome)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 14 full-page miniatures with full borders and 11 small miniatures in the style of the Masters of the Beady EyesSouthern Netherlands, Ghent or Bruges, c. 1460-1470 -
Printed Book of Hours
(Use of Rome)
In Latin and French, imprint on parchment. 21 large metalcuts, 28 small metalcuts and hundreds of border metalcuts, after designs by the Master of the Très Petites Heures of Anne of Brittany, Jean Pichore, and an anonymous Master working in the style of DürerParis, Simon Vostre, c. 1515; with an earlier tipped-in almanac of 1507-1527 -
Thomas Aquinas , Sententia libri Ethicorum, or Liber super ethicorum aristotelis (Commentary on the Ethics of Aristotle)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchmentNortheastern Italy (Venice), c. 1470