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Roman de Troie — 1323; Italian, Verona

MS. Douce 196

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Title

Roman de Troie — 1323; Italian, Verona

Shelfmark

MS. Douce 196

Place of origin

Italian, Verona

Date

1323

Language

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

Contents

Roman de Troie

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

i + 158 + i fols.

Hands

Written in 65 days by Petrus Schachus, son of Bonaventura.

Decoration

Good miniature.

Good border.

Good initials.

Binding

Maroon velvet on boards with heavy brass corners and clasps.

Acquisition

Bequeathed to the Bodleian in 1834

Provenance

Francis Douce, 1757–1834

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Title

'Roman de Troie'

Shelfmark

MS. Douce 196

Summary

'Ici comance histoire ancienne, qi eit toz iors me aparissant cun Grex ... eixillierent Troie por Helaine ... in French prose: beg. 'Salemon le tres sage nos enseigne': at end 'Ci finist li liure de lestoire de Troie ... Quant cist liures fu escrit il corroit lans de la Natiuite dou ... Iesu Crist milloisme trecentoisme & uinti trois, endicions siste. Et fu escrit en la cite de Verone por la main di Piere Schach fils au meistre Bonauenture Scach de Verone . li qiel habite en la contree de Nostre Dame sainte Marie antie . & fu comencies de escrire un di de Mars qart de Setembre. & fu par lui escrit en soisante & cinc iors seulement.' There is a church of S. Maria Antica at Verona.

'Honorat de Cucuron. Iste liber est michi nobili Johanni de Cucuron locj Mornassij [Mornas ?] ... diens', quem pater meus nobilis Honoratus de Cucuron emit et realiter soluit ... possideat in paradiso' (15th cent.: half erased):' 1493 ... Peysyr Noryt ...'.

Date

written in 1323 at Verona by P. Schach

Language

French

Physical facet

On parchment, with a miniature, border and many coloured capitals in Italian style, binding: maroon velvet on boards with heavy brass corners and clasps

Physical extent

159 leaves, in double columns

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Collection contents

Douce Manuscripts

'Roman de Troie'

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  • Petrus Schachus, son of Bonaventura, fl. c. 1323

  • Douce, Francis, 1757-1834

  • Benoît, de Sainte-More, active 12th century

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