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  • Bible : [manuscript]

    Bible : [manuscript]

    Manuscripts

    ff. 1-679: [Bible]: f. 1, added coat of arms; f. 1v blank. ff. 2-498: Old Testament. ff. 498v-633: New Testament. ff. 634-679: Interpretations of Hebrew Names. f. 679 verso, blank. Bible in the usual order as described by Ker, MMBL 1:96-97 regarding London, Lambeth Palace, MS 1364, but without the Psalms; the prayer of Manasses follows 2 Paralipomenon after 3 prologues placed here out of sequence; 3 Ezra (= Stegmüller 94, 1) occurs in its normal position; the prayer of Solomon follows Ecclesiasticus; the letter to the Laodiceans follows Colossians; there are 97 prologues; variant readings in the margins introduced by"vel" or"aliter."

    mssHM 1084

  • Bible : [manuscript]

    Bible : [manuscript]

    Manuscripts

    ff. 1-524; ff. 524v-525v blank. Bible. Latin. f. 1, List of books of the Bible, added in a different hand; f. 1v, blank; ff. 2-400, Old Testament; ff. 400-486, New Testament; ff. 488-524, Interpretations of Hebrew Names. In the usual order for thirteenth century French bibles but with 66 prologues (the 2 extra for Obadiah and Habakkuk); see Ker, MMBL 1:96-97 regarding London, Lambeth Palace, MS 1364.

    mssHM 1072

  • Bible : [manuscript]

    Bible : [manuscript]

    Manuscripts

    ff. 1-569; f. 569v blank. [Bible]. Latin. ff. 1-415v, Old Testament; ff. 416 bis-530, New Testament; f. 530r-v, list of books of the Bible, added in a later hand; ff. 532-569 ["531" omitted in foliation], Interpretations of Hebrew Names. Generally similar to the thirteenth century French bibles described by Ker, MMBL 1:96-97 regarding London, Lambeth Palace MS 1364, but here lacking the prologue to 2 Paralipomenon and with 9 additional prologues for the Minor Prophets.

    mssHM 1074

  • Bible : [manuscript]

    Bible : [manuscript]

    Manuscripts

    Part 1. ff. 1-354 verso. [Bible]. ff. 1-257: Old Testament; ff. 257-324: New Testament; ff. 325-352: Interpretations of Hebrew Names; ff. 352v-354v: list of readings for the Mass; f. 354v: list of the books of the Bible, with the number of chapters in each, added in another hand. Bible in the usual order with 66 prologues (of which approx. 2/3 correspond to those listed in Ker, MMBL 1:96-97 regarding London, Lambeth Palace MS 1364); of the frequent apocryphal additions to Bibles, only the prayer of Solomon is present, but marked "va-cat.". Part 2. ff. i - iv verso. [Pastedowns and flyleaves]: Contains parts of the commentary on chapters 2 and 3 of the Gospels of John; text is washed off.

    mssHM 1083

  • Bible : [manuscript]

    Bible : [manuscript]

    Manuscripts

    ff. 1-672v. [Bible]. Latin. ff. 1-499, Old Testament; ff. 449-622v, New Testament; ff. 623-672v, Interpretations of Hebrew Names. In the usual order for thirteenth century French bibles and with the common set of 64 prologues, as described by Ker, MMBL 1:96-97 regarding London, Lambeth Palace, MS 1364; note, however, that Neh. 13, 15-31 is treated as the prologue to 2 Ezra (=3 Ezra; Stegmüller 94, 1). Ten leaves missing with loss of text after ff. 201, 245, 270, 294, 485, 507, 541. Positions of 2 biofolia reversed in the binding, so that ff. 172-171 and 190-189 should be read in this order.

    mssHM 1071

  • Bible : [manuscript]

    Bible : [manuscript]

    Manuscripts

    ff. 1-378; f. 378v blank. Latin. ff. i-xii verso, Order of the Mass and lists of introits and readings for masses of the temporale, sanctorale and votive masses, followed by a table for moveable feasts and a list of the books of this bible with reference to folio numbers; ff. 1-259, Old Testament; ff. 261-318v, New Testament; ff. 319-366v, Interpretations of Hebrew Names; ff. 367-373, 3 Ezra; ff. 373v-376, additional prologues and chapter list of Apocalypse; ff. 376v-378, prayer of Manasses and additional prologues. Bible in unusual order, with 79 prologues copied in the sequence of the text and 18 added at the end: additions in other hands including readings for mass; the Psalms copied in parallel columns for the Gallican and Hebrew psalters, ending with Ps. 151.

    mssHM 51