Rule of St. Benedict : fragment in French]. (DS3759) (Q17300)
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| English | Rule of St. Benedict : fragment in French]. (DS3759) |
Manuscript metadata collected by Digital Scriptorium from Boston Public Library (8444873, MS q Med.251) |
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28 November 2023
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Rule of St. Benedict : fragment in French].
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Regula
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Benedict, Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino
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Suchier, Hermann, 1848-1914
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Antiquarian Books of Boston
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Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)--France
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Benedictines--Rules--Manuscripts--Texts
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Benedictines--France--Early works to 1800
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Manuscripts, Medieval--Massachusetts--Boston
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Manuscripts, French--Massachusetts--Boston
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Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)--Massachusetts--Boston
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between 1400 and 1499].
15. century
1400Gregorian
1499Gregorian
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Extent: 6 leaves : parchment ; 152 x 123 (139 x 95 mm) bound to 17 cm in archival folder 28 cm
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Ms. codex.
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In French with Latin chapter headings.
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Title devised by cataloger.
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Secundo folio: ... estre son intention et bon desir...
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Collation: Parchment, fol. 6 ; 16 ; single gathering excised from a larger manuscript.
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Layout: Single column, 35 lines. Bounding and writing lines in red plummet.
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Script: Text written in Bâtarde in brown ink with red rubrics; Latin headings in Textura.
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Decoration: Two-line initials in blue and red.
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Binding: The Rule is sewn into a modern parchment pamphlet binding with ties, and housed in an acid-free folder. With it are 2 loose damaged parchment manuscript leaves encapsulated in Mylar, evidently the remnants of the gathering's original binding. These leaves are from an unidentified manuscript in Latin, with one large pen initial. They bear evidence of ties and were used to cover the...
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Origin: Written in France in the fifteenth century, the location suggested by vernacular text and characteristics of the hand.
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Provenance: Fol. 6v bears modern round embossed printed book label printed of Hermann Suchier.
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Immediate source of acquisition: Purchased from Antiquarian Books of Boston in 2005.
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Call number: MS q Med.251.
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4 December 2023
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