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Virgil — 15th century, first half; Italy

MS. D'Orville 99

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Title

Virgil — 15th century, first half; Italy

Shelfmark

MS. D'Orville 99

Date

15th century, first half

Language

Latin

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

Italian

Contents

Virgil Aeneid
A short Latin-Italian glossary is on fols vi recto and 88r, and a Greek alphabet on fol. 88v
On fol. iv is an epigram on 'Gronovius Fur' (c. 1710 CE)

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

vi + 48 ('41-71', etc.) leaves

Acquisition

Acquired by the Bodleian in 1804

Provenance

On folio 88r, 'Hic liber est mei Bernardi Batholomei Eugenij de Fiaschis' (late 15th century?)

Jacques Phillippe D'Orville of Amsterdam (1690–1751)

Jean D'Orville, b. 1734, his son, by descent

Jean D'Orville, son of Jean, by descent

Sold to the Rev. John Cleaver Banks (1765/1766–1845): purchased from him by the Bodleian

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Title

A fragment of the Aeneid of Virgil, iv. 91 ('Cara Iouis')--vi. 289 ('tricorporis umbre')

Shelfmark

MS. D'Orville 99

Summary

Fols. 1-40 of the original foliation are lost, except the offset of fol, 1r, with the 1- and 10-line arguments: at the end the MS. is simply unfinished.

A short Latin-Italian glossary is on fols. vir, 88r, and a Greek alphabet on fol. 88v.

On fol. iv is an epigram on 'Gronovius Fur' (about A.D. 1710).

On folio 88r 'Hic liber est mei Bernardi Batholomei Eugenij de Fiaschis' (late 15th cent. ?).

Date

written in 15th cent. in Italy

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment

Physical extent

48 Leaves

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Collection contents

Manuscripts of Jacques Philippe D'Orville

A fragment of the Aeneid of Virgil, iv. 91 ('Cara Iouis')--vi. 289 ('tricorporis umbre')

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  • Bernardi Batholomei Eugenij de Fiaschis
  • Banks, Rev. John Cleaver, approximately 1766-1845

  • Orville, Jacques-Philippe d', 1696-1751

  • Orville, Jean d', 1734-

  • Virgil

  • Orville, Jean d', 18th century

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