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Verbal Concordance of the Latin Vulgate

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Title Verbal Concordance of the Latin Vulgate

Date 1300-1399

Subjects Bible

Description Manuscript fragment (46 x 32 cm.) of a concordance to the Latin Vulgate Bible, probably written in Italy, sometime during the 14th century. The bifolium once formed the outer leaf of a quire which included parts of the sections for words beginning with T and U/V. First word is "timor", last word is "velamen". Written in a small, regular, gothic hand in brown ink; entries arranged in six columns of 55 lines, ruled in dry point; red and blue capitals used for column headings, and for first letter of each main entry of the concordance; under main entries, related entries highlighted with alternating red and blue section indicators; horizontal catchword in inner margin; 55 sewing holes in both gutters indicate that the bifolium was previously bound.

Call Number VAULT oversize Case MS 205

Rights Status No Copyright - United States

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IIIF Resource Type Canvas

Size 3600px × 5082px 52.38 MB

File Created 07/31/2012

Filename Case MS 205 (Vault) Verbal Concordance of the Latin Vulgate, fragment.tif

Unique Identifier NL11NYPN

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