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This manuscript is a collection of three texts from the New Testament: (ff. 1r-52v) the seven Catholic Epistles; (ff. 53r-91v) the book of Revelations, both with the Glossa Ordinaria; and (ff. 92r-108v) another set of glosses on Revelations, this one writ…

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After the temple follows a list of capitula

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Written in eight books, the Policraticus is deemed one of the first works on political theory. Its author, John of Salisbury (d. 1180) was an Englishman who spent much of his life and career in France, and ended his life as bishop of Chartres. Work on the…

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The border decoration on f. 1r is associated with the Master of the Flemish Boethius and the Master of Edward IV.; This manuscript was purchased with financial support from the Musea Brugge.

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Imprint at the back of last page

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Rome ca. 480 - Pavia 524. Romeins filosoof en staatsman, is de belangrijkste tussenpersoon geweest in de overdracht van de literaire cultuur van de late oudheid aan de middeleeuwen. Bovendien heeft hij een aanzienlijke politieke rol gespeeld onder koning …

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Rome ca. 480 - Pavia 524. Romeins filosoof en staatsman, is de belangrijkste tussenpersoon geweest in de overdracht van de literaire cultuur van de late oudheid aan de middeleeuwen. Bovendien heeft hij een aanzienlijke politieke rol gespeeld onder koning …

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The impressum is at the back of the last folio. No printing mark present in this copy; Folio 1 is a handwritten and hand-drawn copy of the original printed folio, which is missing in this copy; Issue B

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Het impressum bevindt zich achteraan de laatste folio

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Imprint at the back of the last folio

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Impressum en drukkersmerk bevinden zich achteraan de laatste folio

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Manuscript 1 contains the full text of the Vulgate Bible, copied in the thirteenth century. Some pages have since been removed, including the first leaf of Genesis and the last leaf of Numeri, The text is copied in two columns and structured with decorate…

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In manuscript 8 two texts pertaining to liturgy are bound together. The first four folia (ff. 1r-4v) contain an incomplete liturgical calendar, with a full month on each page (thus, two per leaf). The first and fourth leaf, corresponding to the months Jan…

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Contains Judges, Rut, Kings (in four books), Chronicles; Prologue of Jerome on Kings and Chronicles; The manuscript begins abruptly with Iudicum 19: 8

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Manuscript 10, from c. 1176 - c. 1200, contains texts from the Old Testament. It contains the following texts: Book of Proverbs - with a prologue by Jerome (348-420) - , Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom, Sirach, Job, Tobit, Judith, Esther, Esdras and M…

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De eerste twee schutbladen en de laatste twee schutbladen (oorspronkelijk dekbladen in de middeleeuwse binding) bevatten Middelnederlandse rekeningfragmenten van Heist, Blankenberge en de abdij van Ter Doest

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Manuscript 13, dating back to the end of the thirteenth century, contains a collection of works by Augustine of Hippo (354 - 430). The text was copied by a lay called brother Henricus, active at Ter Doest Abbey (Folio 180v). The manuscript contains the fo…

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Penneprobes and Latin (and French?) fragments on the hind bracelet

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Manuscript 26, dating from circa 1200, was gifted to Ten Duinen Abbey by Magister Walter de Haltere (13th - 14th century). The manuscript contains the Glossa ordinaria on the Old Testament texts of Proverbs, Sermons and the Song of Songs. The texts are pr…

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Manuscript 28 is closely related to manuscript 29. Firstly they share the same major texts: three commentaries on books of the Bible, written by Stephen Langton (d. 1228), archbishop of Canterbury and one of the driving forces behind the Magna Carta: Supe…