Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection

Alternative Title

Catalogue 13, Bible 'A'

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Publication Date

January 2001

Abstract

Recto: Header, "TIT." Left column, decorated initial "T"; flourished initial "T"; chapter division IIII. Right column, figure initial "P"; flourished initial "T"; chapter division II. Verso: Header, "PHI." Left column, flourished initial "A"; chapter division "III." Right column, figure initial "P"; decorated initial "P."

Keywords

Manuscripts, Latin, France, Illumination of books and manuscripts

Notes

Text in Latin. Text identification: Leaf with the end of Timothy, Titus, and the beginning of Philemon Text: recto. The prologue for Titus opens, "Tytum (com)mone facit. Rubric: "h(ic) incipit e | pistola ad | titu(m)" The first line of titus: "Paulus | servus d(e)i ap(ostolu)s a(utem) (Iesu) (Christi)" (Paul, a servant of God and an apostle of jesus Christ...). Text: verso. The prologue for Philemon opens on the verso, "Philemoni | familiares". Rubric: "incipit ep(isto)la ad | philome | nem." Philemon opens: "Paulus vinctus (iesu) | (Christi) (et) thimotheus | f(rater) philemoni dil(ec)to et aduitori n(ostro)" (Paul, a prisoner of Christ Jesus, and Timothy, a brother: to Philemon, our beloved and fellow labourer). Original image found in: Sacred leaves: bibles in the age of gothic cathedrals. Items in this collection are only available online; we do not have physical copies of these items in the USF Library's Special Collections. The original items were returned to the donor.

Geographic Location

France

Holding Location

University of South Florida

Media Type

illuminated manuscripts

Format

application/pdf

Identifier

S04-00040-03101-V

Leaf with the end of Timothy, Titus, and the beginning of Philemon Catalogue 13, Bible 'A'

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