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'Les Proverbes de Salomon escrites en diverses sortes de lettres par Esther Anglois Françoise'

MS. Bodl. 990

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Title

'Les Proverbes de Salomon escrites en diverses sortes de lettres par Esther Anglois Françoise'

Shelfmark

MS. Bodl. 990

Summary

'Les Proverbes de Salomon escrites en diverses sortes de lettres par Esther Anglois Françoise'

Date

Written in A.D. 1599 at Edinburgh by Esther Inglis

Language

French

Physical facet

On paper, calligraphically written and illustrated, see below; binding, red leather with gold ornament, apparently Oxford work of about the third quarter of the 17th cent

Physical extent

70 pages

Custodial history

Manuscript 955 acquired by the Bodleian Library

Acquisition

Presented by Thomas Nevile, son of sir H. Nevile, in 1620.

Subject

Calligraphy

Religion

16th century

Proverbs

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  • Inglis, Esther, 1571-1624

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