Testamenti veteris biblia sacra – Fragment
Paper · 6 pieces · 1579 CE · Frankfurt am Main · 192 x 156 mmF-5d3a
Odense, Syddansk Universitetsbibliotek, RARA Musik L 46, Envelope 7
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Charlotte Epple, Fragmentarium, 2026
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Century
Text Language
Script Type
Liturgica
Persons
Andreas Wechel, -1581
(Scribe)
Franciscus Junius, 1545-1602
(Translator)
Thomas Morley, 1557
(Author)
Tremellius, Immanuel, 1510-1580
(Translator)
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Provenance:
Denmark
Origin:
Frankfurt am Main
Summary
Series of fragments from the so-called Junius-Tremellius bible, a Renaissance translation of the Old Testament from Hebrew and Syriac. The twelve pieces, which all belong to the same bifolium, are from the first edition printed in Frankfurt, 1575-79. The fragments are from the third part, published in 1579, specifically the Book of Psalms. The fragments were removed from the binding of RARA Musik L 42 R 129, one of a set of four music booklets. The fragments, together with other paper waste, formed the paste-laminate boards.
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Charlotte Epple (University of Southern Denmark, Odense)
