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MS Lat 409 | | Description: ff. 168 - Bound in contemporary blind-stamped tan calf; remains of two clasps. - Belonged to Petrus Molitor; Edward Spencer Curling (?-1868). | | Number of Parts: 1 - Number of Images Available: 0 | | Direct Link: http://ds.lib.berkeley.edu/MSLat409_2 | | Language: Latin Latin; Greek Country: Italy? Century: 15th |
| | Part 1: ff. 1-168v | | Description: - Parchment - 170 x ? mm | | Country: Italy? | Cardinal point: | | Region: | City: | | Assigned Date: s. XV | Searchable Date Range: 1400 - 1499 | | Dated by scribe: No | Inscribed Date: | | Document: No | Number of Scribes: ; | | Script: semitexualis formata | | Other Decoration: With an illuminated foliate frontispiece in colors and burnished gold, decorated foliate initial letter and scraped coat of arms (bottom), with a repainted inscription of "ihs." Decorated foliate initial (f. 43v) and occasional colored initials in red and blue appear at the beginning of texts. | | Notes: Latin | | Number of Texts: 10 |
| | Text 1: ff. 1r-42v | | Title: Unice trine deus pater | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 2: ff. 43v-146v | | Title: Omnipotens eterne deus res optima rerum | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 3: ff. 147r-148v | | Title: Omnes queso deus homines salutio benignus | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 4: ff. 149r-154v | | Title: Rex deus omnipotens homines saluato beandos | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 5: ff. 155r-157v | | Title: Ad laudem nominis deum [ihs] dicantur | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 6: ff. 157v-159v | | Title: Ad honorem nominis beate Marie virginis | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 7: ff. 159v-160r | | Title: Domine ihesu criste qui es panis vite | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 8: ff. 160r-161v | | Title: Oratio sancti Thome de Aquino | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 9: ff. 161v-167v | | Title: Other hymns and prayers | | Language(s): Latin | |
| | Text 10: ff. 167v-back pastedown | | Title: Text concerning the movement of the sun and sundials | | Language(s): Latin; Greek | |
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