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World chronicle – Fragment

Parchment · 14 bifolia partly strongly trimmed · 1200 – 1299 CE · 12/410 x 71/230 mm (reference ULBT, Frg. 63_1)

F-5r6b

Innsbruck, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Tirol, Frg. 63
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World chronicle (Fragment), Innsbruck, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Tirol, Frg. 63 (https://fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-5r6b)
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Century
13th century
Text Language
Latin
Persons
Albrecht Kunne, Offizin, Memmingen (Printer of Host Volume)
Anton Koberger, ca. 1440-1513 (Printer of Host Volume)
Antonius Florentinus (Author)
Aquinas Thomas, Saint, 1225 (Author)
Berthold Ruppel, -1494 or 1495 (Printer of Host Volume)
Bonaventura, Sanctus (Author)
Franciscus Moneliensis ca. 15. Jh (Author)
Georg Husner, (Printer of Host Volume)
Guilielmus Paraldus, O.P., ca. 1190-1271 (Author)
Johann Koelhoff der Ältere deutscher Drucker und Verleger der Inkunabelzeit (Printer of Host Volume)
Nicolaus Jenson, 1420 (Printer of Host Volume)
Nicolaus de Lyra 1270-1349 | Postillae perpetuae in vetus et novum testamentum (Author)
Petrus Lombardus 1095-1160 (Author)
Richardus Pafraet (Printer of Host Volume)
Soccus, Frater Ordinis Cisterciensis (Author)
Places
Origin: Basel
Origin: Cologne
Provenance: Hall in Tirol
Origin: Memmingen
Origin: Nürnberg
Origin: Strasbourg
Origin: The Netherlands
Origin: Venice
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