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Ovid — c. 1400; Italy, Padua

MS. Lat. class. d. 8

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Title

Ovid — c. 1400; Italy, Padua

Shelfmark

MS. Lat. class. d. 8

Place of origin

Italy, Padua

Date

c. 1400

Language

Latin

Contents

Ovid Heroides

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

62leaves

Hands

Written by Battista Sansone of Padua, fol. 62

Decoration

Fine border

Fine initial

Binding

Stamped leather binding with metal bosses, Venice (?), saec. XVI (?). Original sewing. Originally four clasps (one remains)

Acquisition

Bought from H. T. Wake (Catalogue 234, no. 116, where it is wrongly asserted that the manuscript was in the Sunderland sale) in September 1894

Provenance

'Vincentii Remigii Meliorati et suorum amicorum' (16th century?, fol. 1)

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  • Ovid, 43 B.C.-17 A.D. or 18 A.D.

  • Sansone, Battista, of Padua, fl. c. 1400

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