Glossa Ordinaria (Incunable leaf) (DS271) (Q1164)
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Manuscript metadata collected by Digital Scriptorium from Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (KG 03)
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Glossa Ordinaria (Incunable leaf) (DS271) |
Manuscript metadata collected by Digital Scriptorium from Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (KG 03) |
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Unknown. Gift of Lewis Gould to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in 2012 in wife's memory.
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s. XV; 1475-1500
15. century
1475Gregorian
1500Gregorian
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Binding: Not bound.
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Other decoration, One leaf: Foliation: CCXLIX printed on Recto.
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Number of scribes, One leaf: 1.
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Layout, One leaf: Text block 261 x 172 mm. 2 columns of 71, running headlines, numbered, marginal printed key letters.
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Watermarks, One leaf: Watermark: None.
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Manuscript note: ISTC Number: ib00607000 http://istc.bl.uk/search/record.html?istc=ib00607000#.
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One leaf: (Strasburg, Adolf Rusch, for Nuremberg, Anton Koberger not after 1480. Bookseller described as Nuremberg, Anton Koberger 1497.).
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One leaf: Text and gloss on the Epistola Pauli, Ad Hebreos 2: 1-7a. Drawn chiefly from extracts from the Fathers, the Glossa ordinaria was arranged in the form of marginal and interlinear glosses. Its composition was begun in the school of Anselm of Laon with Anselm responsible for the Gloss on the Psalter, the Pauline Epistles (including Hebrews), and on the Gospel of Saint John and his...
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Incipit, One leaf: passibile et mortale ad implendum nostre redemptionis ministre.
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Explicit, One leaf: propterea abundantius. Postquam apostolus in capitulo precedent.
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We are grateful to Brother Thomas Sullivan, O.S.B., for providing the identification of the text, and to Patricia Deery Kurtz and Linda Ehrsam Voigts for the physical description.
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22 June 2023
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22 June 2023
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