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Bible (Vulgate)

AT. Daniel 3:3-7

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Gubbio, Biblioteca comunale Sperelliana, II 1D 20

Leonardo Costantini, University of Bristol, 2021 (Born Digital)

Remarks by the Editor

Measurements and details regarding the host volume have been provided by Eliana Gasbarri and Laura Rogari (Biblioteca Comunale Sperelliana).

General Information

Title Bible (Vulgata)
Shelfmarks II 1D 20
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Italy
Date of Origin XIV century
Script, Hands

The hand of a scribe only can be detected, who uses a Southern Gothic script.
General Remarks

A very small fragment, in which one column only is visible, presumably produced in Italy during the fourteenth century.

The leaf has been turned horizontally, cut on all sides, and the flesh side has been used as external cover. The fragment is still in situ and the exterior cover only has been digitised due to the fragility of the pastedown.

Current Condition

Dimensions 227 x 160 mm
More about the Current Condition

Length

Front Cover: 103 mm

Back Cover: 100 mm

Spine: 24 mm

Height: 160 mm

Content

  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Vulgata, AT Daniel 3:3-7
    • Content Description

      TRANSCRIPTION

      {…} principes regionum, ut convenire[nt] / ad dedicationem statue, quam erex[erat] / Nabuchodonosor rex. Staban[t autem] / in conspectu statue, quam posuera[t Na] / buchodonosor rex. et praeco clama[bat] / valenter. Vobis dicitur populis, et tribu[bus, et] / linguis. In hora qua audieriti[s so] / nitum tube, et fistule, et cythare, et [sam] / buce, et salterii, et sumphonie, et [uni] / versi generis musicorum: caden[tes] / adorate stat[uam auream, quam] constit[uit] / Nabucho[donosor rex {…} / si prostratus [adoraverit, eadem hora mitte] / tur in for[nacem ignis ardentis. Post] / hec igitur statim ut audirent omnes populi so[nitum] /
    • side A

Host Volume

Title De praecipuis urbis Romae sanctioribusque basilicis, quas septem ecclesias vulgo vocant, Liber.
Date of Origin/Publication 1570
Place of Origin/Publication Rome
Shelfmark II 1D 20
Page/Folio Reference: The fragment is in situ and is used as a book cover.
Persons Onofrio Panvinio (Onuphrius Panuinius Veronensis frater eremita Augustinianus)
Remarks

The fragment is in situ and is used as a book cover
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