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Fait partie de Hieratic Papyri collection
This accrual consists of a fragment of papyrus. Description given to donor by staff of the British Museum in 1972: “Fragment of an ode to the sun god, about 300 B.C., in Hieratic writing.”
"Bartholomaeus Anglicus", Manuscript
Fait partie de Medieval Studies collection
The file consists of a MS of "Bartholomaeus Anglicus" (ca. 1240 - 1250), consisting of extracts from his encyclopaedia "De Proprietatibus Rerum" (On the Properties of Things).
Medieval Fragments 13th Century Collection
Fait partie de Medieval Studies collection
The accrual consists of Medieval Fragments:13th Century Collection (ca. 1200-1300), 7 folia fragments from 5 sources. Most were recovered pastedowns from later books.
Fait partie de Early Document collection
The accrual consists of a receipt by Peter de Marthelay received from John de Hawkesworth, rector of the church of Gyselay [Guisley], for fifty shillings for rent of Lofthouse in Sualeyngmore, in London [3 miles north of Wakefield], Feast of St Martin [11th November], 1361.
Fait partie de Medieval Studies collection
Quodlibet with excerpts by Henry of Ghent.
Fait partie de Spanish Notarial Document collection
The accrual consists of a notarial document recording a procurement agreement between Petrus de Mathamala and Arnaldus Barnesii, Spain (Barcelona), 19 January 1424.
Fait partie de Medieval Studies collection
MS of John Lydgate's "Fall of Princes" (ca. 1431-38).
Fait partie de Sandra Mattia collection
The accrual consists of two medieval manuscript fragments and two incunabula.
Fait partie de Medieval Studies collection
Four vellum leaves by various calligraphers taken from a Flemish Psalter, two French Book of Hours, and a French Bible.
Fait partie de Historical Map collection
The accrual consists of a map in German of Eger in Bohemia. Title translates as: “the town of Eger located in front of the Behemer Forest”? Woodcut from the 1579 edition of Sebastian Munster’s Cosmography?