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Biblia Vulgata

Deuteronomy 4:32-7:26

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Sansepolcro, Archivio Storico Diocesano, Archivio Vescovile, Pergamene, busta 3, n.18

Valeria Nardi, Archivio Vescovile Sansepolcro, 2023 (Born Digital)

Remarks by the Editor

The leaf underwent restoration in the 1980's, when the archive was under the supervision of Monsignor Ercole Agnoletti. The parchment wrapper was detached from the host volume, stretched, and tears and gaps were repaired with Japanese paper. 

General Information

Title Biblia Vulgata
Shelfmarks Archivio Vescovile, Pergamene, busta 3, n.18
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Italy
Date of Origin s.XI
Script, Hands

Carolingian minuscule.

Recto and verso of the folio are not of the same hand. The script of the recto appears more rounded, the scribe uses the extended form for the conjunction ET, the letter E instead of the diphthong AE, for example in 'Egyptus'. On the contrary the hand of the verso traces a slimmer and more pointed script. This scribe uses the archaic form of the amperstand & for the ET, the diphthong in the initial of Egyptus: "AEgyptus" or the ligature Æ: "Ægyptus".

Original Condition

Height of Written Area 400 – 420 mm
Width of Written Area 250 – 252 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 118 – 120 mm
Number of Lines 56
Line Height 6 – 7 mm
Ruling Dry ruled

Current Condition

Dimensions 560 x 317 mm

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

Red initals (2-line) 

Content

  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Biblia Vulgata
    • Content Description

      Recto: Deuteronomy 4,32 – 6,1

      Incipit: "facta est aliquando huiuscemodi res

      Explicit: Hæc sunt praecepta et cerimoniae atque iudicia

      Verso: Deuteronomy 6,1 – 7,26

      Incipit: quæ mandavit Dominus Deus vester

      Explicit: Nec inferes quippiam ex ydolo in domum"

Host Volume

Title Precetti, Sequestri, Editti et Instanze ab anno 1583 usque ad 1599
Date of Origin/Publication 1583
Place of Origin/Publication Sansepolcro
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