Suetonius — 15th century, third quarter; Italy, perhaps Florence (?)
MS. St. Amand 32
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Suetonius — 15th century, third quarter; Italy, perhaps Florence (?)
Shelfmark
MS. St. Amand 32
Date
15th century, third quarter
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Paper. Fol. ii, c. 38 mm. between chainlines, folded in quarto, no watermark. Fols. 1–95, folded in folio, 33 mm. between chainlines. Watermark (often indistinct), column with crown, with capital, c. 65 c. 25 , the chainline running through the centre of the motif, no exact match found, but similar in design to WZIS IT6780-PO-100187 (Parma, 1467).
Physical extent
ii (unfoliated, modern paper) + i (modern paper) + 1 + 95 + iii (modern paper) fols., foliated i-ii, 1–98.
Hands
One scribe, writing a current cursive humanistic script.
Decoration
Spaces left for initials not filled in.
Running heads added in a later hand.
Binding
Modern; nineteenth-century (?).
Acquisition
Bequeathed by him to the Library.
Provenance
Medieval provenance unknown.
James St Amand (d. 1755)
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Title
Suetonius
Shelfmark
MS. St. Amand 32
Date
Written in the 15th century, third quarter, inItaly, perhaps Florence
Language
Modern Greek (1453-)
Physical extent
96 Leaves
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