New Testament — 15th century, second half; German, West
MS. Marshall 47
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
New Testament — 15th century, second half; German, West
Shelfmark
MS. Marshall 47
Place of origin
German, West
Date
15th century, second half
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Physical extent
iv + 155leaves
Decoration
Fleuronnée borders, initials. (Pächt and Alexanderi. 178)
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Title
The Gospels, Acts, and seven canonical epistles in the Latin version of st. Jerome
Shelfmark
MS. Marshall 47
Summary
The Gospels, Acts, and seven canonical epistles in the Latin version of st. Jerome, with marginal cross-references and with prefaces as follows:
To st. Matthew, 'Nouum opus facere me cogis' (fol. 1), being no. 195 in S. Berger, Histoire de la Vulgate (Paris, 1893)
'Sciendum etiam ne quis' (fol. 2), no. 198 in Berger
'Matheus ex Iudea' (fol. 2v), no. 199 in Berger
To st. Mark, 'Marcus evangelista dei' (fol. 30), no. 225 in Berger
To st. Luke, 'Lucas Syrus nacione' (fol. 48), no. 230 in Berger
To st. John, 'Hie est Johannes' (fol. 82v), no. 236 in Berger
To Acts, the less usual preface 'Lucas Antiocenus nacione' (fol. 107v), no. 245 in Berger
To the canonical epistles, 'Non ita ordo' (fol. 142v), no. 290 in Berger
Date
Written in the 2nd half of the 15th century in Germany
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On parchment, illuminated initials
Custodial history
Fol. iii has 'Liber monasterii Nemoris beate Marie virginis prope Northorn ordinis canonicorum regularium', referring apparently to the house of Augustinian canons at Nordhorn in Hanover. Fol. iiiv has 'pretium R[eales] 10 : 16' (17th cent.).
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Collection contents
The Gospels, Acts, and seven canonical epistles in the Latin version of st. Jerome
