Bernard Gui, Guillermo Pérez de la Calzada, Ps.-Eugesippus — 15th century, second half; Spanish
MS. Holkham misc. 26
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Title
Bernard Gui, Guillermo Pérez de la Calzada, Ps.-Eugesippus — 15th century, second half; Spanish
Shelfmark
MS. Holkham misc. 26
Associated place
Seville
Place of origin
Spanish
Date
15th century, second half
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Paper. Watermarks letter H surmounted by crown, not in Briquet.
Physical extent
ii (modern paper) + 176 + ii (modern paper)
Hands
humanistic script
Decoration
Blue and red initials with penwork.
Binding
Typical Holkham binding in straight-grained morocco; the spine lettered in gilt 'BERNARDI GUIDONIS | PONTIF. ROM. | CATALOGUS || MS. | SÆC. XV.'
Provenance
Marginal notes throughout, mostly not by the main scribe.
A label inscribed 'Iohannis Philippus de Lignamine Messanensis, Syxto IIII Summo Pontifici etc.' (fols. ii verso); but this MS. does not have the continuation of the chronicle by de Lignamine (pr. Muratori, col. 263–75); the source of the information on the label was probably the edition pr. by de Lignamine (Rome, 1474), where the chronicle and continuation appear as one work.
Giuseppe Valletta (1636–1714), of Naples (on whom see Hassall, 1970, 22, 22 n. 9).
Thomas Coke; bookplate of 'THOMAS WILLIAM COKE', formerly Norfolk, Holkham Hall, MS. 191.
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