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Medieval Latin Poetry – Fragment

Paper · 2 trimmed single leaves (C and D), in-situ · 1401 – 1500 CE · unknown · C: up to 225 x 193; D: 182 x 193

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Tübingen, Konviktsbibliothek Wilhelmsstift, Gb 697 (C/D)
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Century
15th century
Text Language
Latin
Script Type
Gothic Script (generic)
Cursiva
Persons
Durantis, Guilelmus, Mende, Bischof (Author)
Hagmayer, Johann (Bookbinder)
Zainer, Johannes (Printer of Host Volume)
Places
Origin: Ulm
Summary

Fragment C: Eschatological prophetic verses in hexameters (Gallorum lenitas)
Fragment D: Four hexametric distichs on the four temperaments

The front and rear pastedowns also contain parchment strips from an 11th-century Lectionarium officii (Fragments A and B); bound in after the final leaf of the host volume is a synodal epistle of the Council of Basel by Johannes Freudenberger, dating from 1434 (Fragment E). Fragment D was probably also written by Freudenberger.

Summary Author
Michael Braunger, Tübingen
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