Catalogue of noteworthy MSS. in various libraries
MS. D'Orville 401
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Catalogue of noteworthy MSS. in various libraries
Shelfmark
MS. D'Orville 401
Summary
Made up of several MSS. Includes reference to the following libraries and people:
(pp. 1, 285, 341) St. Mark's at Venice (the chief non-theological MSS., with some extracts from them, as for instance a Ʌɛξικόν κατά στοιχɛῐύον της χρνσοποιίας (p. 143)
(p. 73) Vatican (Latin and Greek MSS.)
(p. 185) Barberini library (Greek)
(p. 197) Parma
(p. 209) Milan (Greek and Latin)
(p. 231) Turin
(p. 255) Ravenna (Greek)
(p. 256) Vienna
(p. 261) Modena (Greek)
(p. 262) Messina
(p. 263) Wolfenbüttel.
(p. 269) The library of - Buherius a Burgundian
(p. 275) Notes from a MS. of Latin epigrams belonging to -- Lantinus at Dijon
(p. 281) A catalogue of MSS. etc. apparently once in the possession of Marcus Meibomius
(p. 291) The Laurentian (Medicean) library at Florence (Greek, non-theological), 1728
(p. 335) A list of MSS. by and in the hand of Jacobus Palmerius Grentemilius
At p. 347 is a note of literary works in progress in France in about A.D. 1723.
Date
written in the first half of the 18th cent.
Language
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Latin
Physical facet
On paper
Physical extent
376 pages
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Collection contents
Manuscripts of Jacques Philippe D'Orville
Catalogue of noteworthy MSS. in various libraries
