The Album Amicorum of Friedrich Rechlinger junior von Golden-stain, living at Ingolstadt, 1598-1610
MS. Douce 244
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
The Album Amicorum of Friedrich Rechlinger junior von Golden-stain, living at Ingolstadt, 1598-1610
Shelfmark
MS. Douce 244
Summary
Chiefly noticeable for the illuminated arms and for the costumes depicted. There are often mottos or short poems. A picture of sailing on land is on fol. 50b The arms are those of:
(fol. 12) Alt
(fol. 4) Auer
(fol. 50av) Ehrentreyz
(fol. 17v.) Freyberg
(fol. 45) Fuchs,
(fol. 21) Fugger
(fol. 37v) Fyeger
(fol. 40bv) Groe
(fol. 9) Hagenbuscher
(fol. 17) Haimbl
(fol. 15) Hakrauff?
(fol. 6) Hellnnpergen
(fol. 3) Hochalling
(fol. 47v) Imhoff
(fol. 18a) Kaiser
(fol. 19v) Kazenhedl
(fol. 40av) Khuenburg
(fol. 30) Kirdsberg
(fol. 25) Klainhans
(fol. 18b) Kolowratt
(fol. 13) Krafft
(fol. 14) Lesnowolsky
(fol. 20) Lung
(fol. 43v) Maunde
(fol. 26) Metsch
(fol. 19) Muiszenthal?
(fol. 7) Partenhauser
(fol. 36b) Rantzor
(fol. 22) Ratzenreidt
(fols. 1, 15, 44v, 48v) Rechlinger
(fol. 16) Renner
(fol. 27) Riederer
(fol. 5) Ruentzel
(fol. 10) Schauenburg
(fol. 51) Scheller
(fol. 33v) Stahlburg
(fol. 23) Thun
(fols. 24, 29) Trauner
(fol. 11) Wisenthau
(fol. 28) Wolckenstein
(fol. 8) Zehentner
Caspar Tomann of Zurich wrote his name on fol. 9v at Oxford on Apr. 15, 1603.
Date
written in 1598-1610 chiefly at Ingolstadt
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On paper, with coloured arms, pictures, etc.
Physical extent
62 Leaves
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Collection contents
The Album Amicorum of Friedrich Rechlinger junior von Golden-stain, living at Ingolstadt, 1598-1610
