Fragmentarium

Book of Hours (Use of Rome) – Virtual Reconstruction

Parchment · 26 leaves · 1425 – 1450 CE · France · 186 x 134 (90 x 60) mm

F-waaj

[sine loco], codices restituti,

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Language
Latin

Reconstruction Summary

Book of Hours broken by Otto F. Ege in the mid-twentieth century, with leaves used as no. 29 in his "Fifty Original Leaves of Medieval Manuscripts" portfolios.

(Lisa Fagin Davis, and students in the Simmons School of Library and Information Science LIS 464 ("The Medieval Manuscript from Charlemagne to Gutenberg"), Fall 2018: Catherine Marie Adam; Bailey Brunick; Erin Clauss; Hannah Kathleen Elder; Sarah Elisabeth French; Will James Gregg; Anna Therese Hocker; Brianna Lynn Ives; Maria Margaret Lentini; Sarah Marie McClintock; Abra D Mueller; Sarah Grace Muellers; Denise G. O'Malley; James Scott Perlman; Jessica Ryan; Meredith Grace Santaus; Melissa Crane Seldon; Allison Smith; Alexandra Catherine Steed; Sarah Jane Stupak; Samantha Throgmorton; Rebecca Vitkauskas; Melissa Rose Walker; Madeline Weaver; Ashley Williams. )

Scholarly description(s)

Simmons School of Library and Information Science LIS 464 (Fall 2018) observations
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Online Since
12/25/2018

Book of Hours (Use of Rome)

Parchment · 26 leaves · 1425 – 1450 CE · France · 186 x 134 (90 x 60) mm

F-waaj

[sine loco], codices restituti,

Book of Hours (Use of Rome) – Virtual Reconstruction

Parchment · 26 leaves · 1425 – 1450 CE · France · 186 x 134 (90 x 60) mm

F-waaj

[sine loco], codices restituti,

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Online Since
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Ege, Otto F.

Role: Fragmentator
Authority Source: VIAF
Biographical data: 1888-1951

France

Role: Not Specified
Authority Source: Library of Congress

Book of Hours (Use of Rome), [sine loco], codices restituti