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Breviary – Fragment
Parchment · 1 fragment · 1301 – 1350 CE · Germany [?] · 243 mm x 54 mmF-fkc5
Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum, Private Collection, Canada, Fr.G1-8
Language
Latin
Latin
Reconstruction Summary
A fragment from a bifolium containing text used during multiple Sundays after Pentecost and De Sapientia (Summer Histories). The fragment was previously recovered from a binding.
Scholarly description(s)
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Private Catalogue, Canada, 2025.
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Online Since
11/22/2025
11/22/2025
Breviary
Parchment · 1 fragment · 1301 – 1350 CE · Germany [?] · 243 mm x 54 mmF-fkc5
Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum, Private Collection, Canada, Fr.G1-8
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Breviary (Fragment),
Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum, Private Collection, Canada, Fr.G1-8
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Online Since
11/22/2025
Breviary – Fragment
Parchment · 1 fragment · 1301 – 1350 CE · Germany [?] · 243 mm x 54 mmF-fkc5
Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum, Private Collection, Canada, Fr.G1-8
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Online Since
11/22/2025
11/22/2025
Text Language
- Latin
Script Type
- Gothic Script (generic)
Decoration
- Red
Pseudo-Orígenes
- Role: Author
- Authority Source: VIAF
- Biographical data:
That Guy with the Books (Zubairul Islam)
- Role: Seller
- Authority Source: Fragmentarium
Germany
- Role: Origin
- Authority Source: Library of Congress
Breviary Sundays after Pentecost and De Sapientia
F-fkc5
Utopia, armarium codicum bibliophilorum, Private Collection, Canada, Fr.G1-8
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