Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
December 1906
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/223
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    511 Greek Service Book: Greek and Arabic, with musical notes in red, Manuscript on paper (50 il. 8 by 64 in.) oak boards written A.D. 1786 512 Hebrew Roll on vellum (portion of the Pentateuch), av a well-written MS. roll, 12 ft. long by 1 in. wide a7 XVI CENT. ‘ 513 Cicero. Somnium Scipionis (cum Glossis). De Legibus quibusdam Digesti cum comment. J. Putei (in the | latter’s hand), Manuscript on paper (40 Ul. 84 by 6 in.) | NA _[Phillipps MSS. 16301], Sac. xv—Ovidii Ars Ama- ‘4 toria, ete. (imperfect and damaged), Manuscript on — paper (56 Il. 8 by 6 in.) [Phillipps MSS. 16361] (2) rg 514 Icelandic. Sudrhatz eya Saga, Manuscript on paper 2 (462 pp. 74 by 6 in.) [ finished in 1814] —— 515 Greek Service Boox. containing the Hymns and Prayers of the Menaion, etc. AN ANCIENT GREEK 7 /Z MANUSCRIPT ON STOUT VELLUM (164 JJ. 10 by 8 in.) hed neatly written in a cursive Byzantine hand, in long J} }} lines and double columns (imperfect), oak boards, velvet S20. XII 516 Coptic Liturgies with Arabic Rubrics, Manuscript on paper (217 U. 8 by 54 in.) well written (bought in the 19 4, monastery of Abou Tadriish in Old Cairo by the late \> J. H, Middleton), old native stamped leather binding \ with flap, rebacked and repaired SAC. XVI 517 Gospel of St. Luke, in Coptic and Arabic, well-written modern - Manuscript on paper (225 Il.) red morocco, : with flap, wncut So. XIX 4 518 Boethius (A. M.S.) De Consolatione Philosophiae lib. V, é | MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM (36 Ul. 9% by 74 in.) written % i | in gothic letter, dong lines, 39 to a full page, illuminated ——— scroll letter on first page, bound in leather Smo. xv 519 Psalterium Davidis cum Canticis, ete, lingua Slavonice, Slavonic Manuscript, on paper (322 Ul. 8 by 6 in.) well written inred and black, long lines, 16 to a full nage, old wooden boards, leather, rebacked / (Sac. xvit 2) Oriental Manuscripts. Various fragments of old Egyp- tian, Arabic and Syriac Manuscripts on paper, chiefly Ecelesiastical, some ancient, in all 324 Ul. in a loose Oriental camel-skin cover well written (with a long Autograph Letter of Dr. A. Cowley, af Wadham Coll. Oxford, dated Octob. 26, ’97, giving particulars of the MS.) native binding SEC. XVIII q - / Ne }
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