Die dietsche doctrinale
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General Information
Littera gothica textualis
Capital letters at the start of each verse in a separate column with a red line running through them. Red plain initials and rubrics.
Original Condition
The fragments come from consecutive leaves, probably the middle bifolium of a quire.
Current Condition
The two fragmentary leaves are bound in a codex. Both leaves are formed of two strips that were originally part of the same leaf but five or six lines are missing each time between the top and the bottom fragments. For each original leaf the remaining fragments have been attached using Japanese paper and mounted on paper stubs. The upper and lower margins are largely missing as well.
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Middle Dutch
- Title <i>Die dietsche doctrinale</i>
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Content Description
- fol. [1]ra: v. 534-559 and v. 565-577
- fol. [1]rb: v. 578-602 and v. 609-621
- fol. [1]va: v. 622-647 and v. 652-666
- fol. [1]vb: v. 667-690 and v. 696-709
- fol. [2]ra: v. 710-735 and v. 741-754
- fol. [2]rb: v. 755-780 and v. 786-801
- fol. [2]va: v. 802-826 and v. 832-845
- fol. [2]vb: v. 846-871 and v. 877-890
- Edition Jonckbloet, W. J. A., Die Dietsche doctrinale : leerdicht van den jare 1345, Published in 1842 in Rotterdam by Messchert (Rotterdam: Messchert, 1842) <https://lib.ugent.be/en/catalog/rug01:001049206/files/0> [accessed 7 April 2020]
History
The fragments were used as flyleaves in a copy of Symphorien Champier, <i>Practica nova in medicina</i> kept at Ghent University Library. Found and given to Ghent University Library by its librarian Ferdinand Vanderhaeghen in 1899.
Host Volume
Bibliography
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Hegman, W. E., ‘De Gentse handschriften van de “Dietsche Doctrinale”’, <i>Spiegel der Letteren</i>, 24 (1989), 1–39
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