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![re, oe 162 Bergomensis (Jacobus Ph.) Supplementum Chronicarum ad annum ( Tae) (9 | ae 1490, lit. qoth. numerous fine woodcuts, MS. notes in margins, inner margins of “ Tabula” (12 Ul. one blank) mended and slightly wormed, ) vellum, with tres Venet. Bern. Rizus de Novaria, 1490 ie, 163 Bergomensis (Jac. Philippus) Supplementum Supplementi de le As— Chroniche, vulgarizato et hystoriato con la gionta per insino 1524, ornamental woodcut title in red and black (outside margin mended), and numerous woodcuts, limp vellum Venet. Fratelli di Rusconi, 1524 | a oe 164 Bernardus Clarevallensis (S.) Florum Nobiliorum lib. X, lit. goth. we. ver double columns, 40 lines, without marks (Hain 2925), rubricated, orna- mental capitals in red, oaken boards, stamped ornamental leather | * absque ulla nota (Nuremb. Sensenschmid & Kefer, 1472 (2) | i *,* Printed in similar type (with Balance watermark) to the “ Comestorit Vitiorum” of 1470, and “ Gregorius in Jobum” of 1471. | 165 SBernardus (S.) ‘‘Sermones beati Bernardi abbatis Clarevallis incipiunt Tx cher sod feliciter,” EDITIO PRINCEPS, lit. goth. double columns, 48 lines, without marks (some ll. wormed), oaken boards, stamped pigskin, with the word — “ Maria” repeated continually in the side borders (ornamental ex-libris of Wm. Morris, Kelmscott, in cover) Moguntic per Petrum Schoyffer de Gernsheym, 1475 (imprint and shields in red) 166 Bernardus (S.) De Consideratione ad Eugenium Papam, lit. goth. long Ok A ovrk lines, 31 to a page, without marks (Campbell 263), absque nota (Utrecht N. Ketelaer et G. de Leempt, c. 1473)—Cyprianus (S.) Epis- tole, small gothte letter, long lines, with signatures (Campbell 520), rubricated, ornamental pen letters, capitals in blue and red, sine ulla nota (Daventer f. Paffroet, ¢.1477), in 1 vol. old calf 167 BIBLIA. ReEGUM LIBRI QUATUOR; cum glossis interlinearis et mar- | ginalibus, MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM (274 Il.) by a French Scribe, the | teat written in bold gothic letters, the glosses in a smailer hand, a large | and very richly dluminated and painted initial to each book, and numerous — small ornamental initials in red and blue, old red morocco, with the arms — of Pope Aleawander VII on sides SAC, XIII | *.* A beautifully written and well-preserved MS. Originally in the | Duke of Sussex’s Library. | 168 Bripira Sacra Latina. LEditionis Vulgate, MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, | A PORTION ONLY ; consisting of 273 leaves, written in large missal characters in double columns of 30 lines; by an Anglo-Norman or Northern-French Scribe, with 78 LARGE AND FINELY ILLUMINATED AND PAINTED INITIALS (46 of which are historiated), and marginal decorations of scrolls and grotesques, a very fine Bar on the first page of Genesis has three divisions, the centre with eight miniatures, the first seven representing the days of Creation, and the eighth the Crucifixion ; and there are numerous ornamental pen letters throughout the vol. old calf large fol. Sac. xu [e. 1280] *.* This MS. appears to consist of those portions only of the whole Codex (from Genesis to Machab. Il) which had illuminations. It seems to have been in four volumes originally. It has an inscription at end “ Iste liber pertinet monasterio Ecclesie beate Maric | de Marquetta juata insulum tornacensis diocesis.” It appears to have | been given by Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, to a monastery near Lille ; and another inscription at end reads “ Ce Livre ichi est — a contempler de Mesre Christ, les Chevaliez dont pesont endurer pour lui pour parvenir en Paradis P 1454.” C aa! / Ve 2 ai Sh ee](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b31811024_0025.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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