In epistulam ad Hebraeos: fragment

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  Monastic breviary, fragment : [manuscript]

  Manuscripts

  ff. 1-2v. [Breviary, fragment]. Latin. Two non-consecutive leaves of a monastic breviary, bound in reverse order, containing part of the offices at matins and at prime for a confessor bishop and for a confessor who was not bishop. Status of text: Fragment.

  mssHM 1045

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  Camille Desmoulins manuscript fragment about the freedom of the press

  Manuscripts

  A fragment from a longer manuscript, possibly from Le Vieux Cordelier, number seven; the two-page autograph manuscript concerns the freedom of the press. In the upper left corner is the number 13 and directly below is an autograph note in another hand dated 1865; the two pages are heavily corrected and lined through, though the text remains legible on both pages. The accompanying material, all in French, includes a catalogue description, a partial transcription, and further information about the sale of the manuscript.

  mssHM 84413

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  Bible leaf

  Manuscripts

  One leaf from a 13th century copy of the Bible. It contains the text of Deuteronomy 13.

  mssHM 1178

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  [Akins, Zoë, 1886-1958]. [Thou Desperate Pilot: play: synopsis of Acts I & II], A. MS. (5 p.), ([ca. 1926?])

  Manuscripts

  Note: stained, with some loss of text. Also enclosed: typewritten, carbon copy of page 9 from an alternate draft, also stained.

  ZA 537.

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  Four manuscript fragments in Greek and two scarabs

  Manuscripts

  The four manuscript fragments written in Greek are encased in glass and are possibly written on papyrus. They are labeled as follows: "P. Deaton 17 (G) R 1st-2nd century/V 2nd-3rd century"; "P. Deaton 24 (G) 3rd-4th century"; "P. Deaton 3 (C) 7th century"; "An Apocryphon or Sermon Biblical in Nature, 13th century". The two scarabs are undated.

  mssHM 82935

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  Daniel Webster fragment of letter to unknown addressee

  Manuscripts

  This is a fragment (bottom half) of a letter by Daniel Webster. The addressee is unknown as is the date and place of the letter. He mentions "Judge Sprague."

  mssHM 79099