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Gospel Lectionary — 1478; Italian, Florence

MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 28

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Title

Gospel Lectionary — 1478; Italian, Florence

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 28

Associated place

Italian

Place of origin

Italian, Florence

Date

1478

Language

Latin

Contents

Gospel Lectionary

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

1 + 90 + 1 fol.

Hands

Written by Johannes Incontrus of Volterra, chaplain of S. Pietro Maggiore, Florence, fol. 90.

Decoration

Fine borders.

Fine historiated initials. ()

Illuminated initials (one historiated), coloured initials, rubrics.

Binding

15th century (as MS.) ?, or (acc. Pächt and Alexander) 16th century, Italian: wood boards; reddish-brown leather with blind stamps in roll-like pattern; gilt edges, faintly gauffered; lower paste-down patched with a medieval manuscript fragment; traces of two strap-and-pin clasps and (metal?) centrepieces with ?papal crossed keys, all lost; spine with original blind stamps, later enhanced (18th century, Italian) with gilt lines and a gilt green-leather label. 345–346 236–237 c. 41–44 (book closed). Uniformly bound and enhanced with MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 27.

Acquisition

Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.

Provenance

Fol.90: 'Ego iohannes incontrus Volaterranus Capellanus sancti petri maioris de florentia transcripsi hoc opus propriis manibus ac laborem meum dono dedi ob salutem anime mee redemptionem que peccatorum meorum die vero .xvª. agusti. Mcccclxxviijº'

Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727–1805

Giuseppe Canonici, -1807

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Title

Gospel Lectionary

Shelfmark

MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 28

Date

1478

Language

Latin

Physical extent

1 volume

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Collection contents

Canonici Manuscripts

Canonici Latin Biblical

Gospel Lectionary

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  • Canonici, Giuseppe (d. 1807)

  • Johannes Incontrus of Volterra, chaplain of S. Pietro Maggiore, Florence, fl. 1477

  • Canonici, Matteo Luigi, 1727-1805

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