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              <title>Die hystorie vanden grooten Coninck Alexander</title>
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              <note type="description">Excerpt from Cap. XLIIJ, 'Hoe Alexander die doncker zee bestont'.</note>
              <note type="remarks">Prose text about the life of Alexander the Great. The text is largely adapted from the Alexander chapters in Jacob van Maerlant's Spiegel Historiael.</note>
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Fol. [1]r, col. A: Contains a crossed-out text in prose. Book IX, v. 745 - 757.&#13;
Fol. [1]r, col. B: Book IX, v. 762 - 791.&#13;
Fol. [1]v, col. A: Book IX, v. 797 - 828.&#13;
Fol. [1]v, col. B: Book IX, v. 832 - 863.&#13;
Fol. [2]r, col. A: Book IX, v. 868 - 899.&#13;
Fol. [2]r, col. B: lost.&#13;
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Fol. [2]v, col. B: Book IX, v. 969 - 1000.&#13;
Fol. [3]r, col. A: Book IX, v. 1006 - 1036.&#13;
Fol. [3]r, col. B: lost.&#13;
Fol. [3]v, col. A: Book IX, v. 1079 - 1109.&#13;
Fol. [3]v, col. B: Book IX, v. 1114 - 1146.&#13;
Fol. [4]r, col. A: Book IX, v.  1150 - 1180.&#13;
Fol. [4]r, col. B: lost.&#13;
Fol. [4]v, col. A: Book IX, v. 1221 - 1249.&#13;
Fol. [4]v, col. B: Book IX, v. 1254 - 1285.&#13;
Fol. [5]r, col. A: Book IX, v. 1290 - 1320.&#13;
Fol. [5]r, col. B: Book IX, v. 1334; 1349 - 1352 (the copiist has skipped v. 1326 - 1333 and v. 1335 - 1348). Book X, v. 1 - 25.&#13;
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Fol. [5]v, col. B: Book X, v. 67 - 99.&#13;
Fol. [6]r, col. A: Book X, v. 104 - 133.&#13;
Fol. [6]r, col. B: Book X, v. 137 - 168.&#13;
Fol. [6]v, col. A: Book X, v. 171 - 202.&#13;
Fol. [6]v, col. A: Book X, v. 206 - 236.&#13;
Fol. [7]r, col. A: Book X, v. 241 - 270.&#13;
Fol. [7]r, col. B: Book X, v. 275 - 304.&#13;
Fol. [7]v, col. A: Book X, v. 309 - 341.&#13;
Fol. [7]v, col. B: Book X, v. 346 - 380.&#13;
Fol. [8]r, col. A: Book X, v. 386 - 418.&#13;
Fol. [8]r, col. B: Book X, v. 425 - 460.&#13;
Fol. [8]v, col. A: Book X, v. 467 - 502.&#13;
Fol. [8]v, col. B: Book X, v. 507 - 543.&#13;
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                <bibl type="edition">Antonin Van Elslander, ‘Een onuitgegeven fragment van “Alexanders Geesten”’, Verslagen en mededelingen van de Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie voor Taal- en Letterkunde, 1953 (1953), pp. 128–57.</bibl>
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            <provenance>The fragments were sold by book seller Camille Vyt to Léonard Willems in 1898, alongside fragments of the Roman van Heinric ende Margriete van Limborch (F-m26t on Fragmentarium). The fragments were transferred to the collection of the Koninklijke Academie voor Nederlandse Taal en Letteren after Willems' death in 1938.</provenance>
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Kienhorst, Hans, De handschriften van de Middelnederlandse ridderepiek: een codicologische beschrijving. Deel 1 (Deventer: Sub Rosa, 1988), 12-13.&#13;
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              <bibl>Antonin Van Elslander, ‘Een onuitgegeven fragment van “Alexanders Geesten”’, Verslagen en mededelingen van de Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie voor Taal- en Letterkunde, 1953 (1953), pp. 123–57.</bibl>
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