Bede — 12th century, late - 13th century, early; Italian
MS. Lat. th. d. 41
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Title
Bede — 12th century, late - 13th century, early; Italian
Shelfmark
MS. Lat. th. d. 41
Place of origin
Italian
Date
12th century, late - 13th century, early
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Physical extent
i (paper) + 84 + ii (paper, the second perhaps once a pastedown)
Hands
Fine rounded romanesque caroline
Decoration
Coloured initials with penwork.
Sketch of uncertain date on the lower pastedown
Binding
Sewn on three split straps attached to the outer faces of the wood boards with nails, very slighly bevelled at the edges between the corners, and with recesses for a pair of clasps at the fore-edge of the lower-board; covered in reddish-brown leather; the spine inscribed in grey-blue ink 'V. Bed[æ] | Expos. in | Epist. Can.'; the edges of the leaves red; the lower board with the remains of a paper pastedown earlier than the present leather covering, with various inscriptions including 12 lines in a 16th-cent. Italian hand 'Nel [a]nno 1559 al'(?) 13 d[i] Aprille ... de Benedetto ... de bonis(?) de Bexozo ...'
Provenance
Ex-libris of the Cistercian monastery of Chiaravalle della Colomba, near Piacenza, 'Liber sancte Maria de Columba' (fol. 84v)
Paolo Giovio (?) (1483–1552)
Bought at Christie's 17 Nov. 1976, lot 369.
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