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Book of Hours (Use of Paris) – Fragment

Parchment · 1 leaf · 1420 – 1440 CE · France · 190 x 130 (107 x 68) mm

F-d67s

Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum, David Marler, Rio Rancho, New Mexico
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  • Simmons School of Library and Information Science (Boston, Massachusetts) LIS 464 (Fall 2017) observations
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Century
15th century
Text Language
Latin
Script Type
Gothic Script (generic)
Liturgica
Book of hours
Persons
Ege, Otto F. (Fragmentator)
Places
France
Summary

K. Januar ha[bet] xxxi io[ur]s/La lune xxx iours.../... Saint metran. Calendar page for January from a Book of Hours. Dismembered by Otto Ege in the mid-twentieth century. Many leaves used as no. 31 in his "Fifty Original Leaves of Medieval Manuscripts" portfolios. This leaf acquired by David Marner (Rio Rancho, New Mexico) in January 2023 in Springfield, Missouri, where it had been part of the estate of Glenn A. Burkart.

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