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Livy — 11th century, first half; French, East

MS. Auct. T. 1. 24

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Title

Livy — 11th century, first half; French, East

Shelfmark

MS. Auct. T. 1. 24

Place of origin

French, East

Date

11th century, first half

Language

Latin

Contents

Livy Ab urbe condita, First Decade

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Decoration

Two good, other minor initials.

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Title

'Incipit prefatio Titi Liuii in libris Antiquitatum ab Urbe condita'

Shelfmark

MS. Auct. T. 1. 24

Summary

'Incipit prefatio Titi Liuii in libris Antiquitatum ab Urbe condita': after the preface 'Incipit textus eiusdem': bks. i-x. 22 ('id senectuti sue adminiculum f[ore]': but two leaves bearing viii. 38 ('Alii deinde') --ix. 2 ('expedire quosdam utilia') are wanting, and the lower outer corners of many leaves of the latter half of the volume are seriously damaged.

The text ends on fol. 179r and the verso is blank. The rubric at the end of book 5 (fol. 83v) is:'Titi Liuij Nichomachus. Dexterum [for Dexter u (ir) cl (arus)] emendauj ad exemplum paren [tis, added] mei Clementiani ab urbe condita [error for u. c.] Victorianus emendabam domnis Simmachis. Liber V explicit. Incipit liber VI.' The handwriting changes between fols. 73 and 74. Fol. 1 (cf. between 9 and 10) is a fragment of an (11th cent. ?) missal.

Date

Written in two hands of about A.D. 1000

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, the latter part much damaged

Physical extent

181 Leaves

Custodial history

MSS. Meerman Purchase List (1824) 53.

On fol. 2 is part of a note of about A.D. 1400, '...pro cedula et recuperata quam habet de me Jo. de Mathamicaria.' Owned and marked as no. 20619.

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Meerman Manuscripts

'Incipit prefatio Titi Liuii in libris Antiquitatum ab Urbe condita'

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