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  • Book of Hours [In situ fragment]

    Book of Hours [In situ fragment]
    Subject:
    Fragment, Binding fragment, Book of Hours, Netherlands, Devotion, and Christian
    Contributor:
    Grote, Geert, 1340-1384 (Translator)
    Language:
    Dutch, Middle
    Date Created:
    15th century
    Rights Statement:
    http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
    Identifier:
    luc_010_001
    Table of Contents:
    Translator: Grote, Geert, 1340-1384 ** Language: Dutch, Middle. Modern title: Litany. Incipit: // Uan nide ende hate verloes ons here Uan allen oncusschen we...
    Time Period:
    15th century
    Geographic Location:
    Netherlands
    Abstract:
    An in situ binding fragment. A trimmed bifolio from a Book of Hours in Dutch, bearing text of the Litany. The text approximately follows the edition by N. Va...
    Call Number:
    GT70 .B63 1538
    Caption:
    Records created or enhanced by the Peripheral Manuscript Project’s Description team, led by Dr. Elizabeth K. Hebbard and Dr. Sarah L. Noonan.
    Physical Description:
    Physical type: Fragment. Fragment type: In situ. Classification: Spine Lining. Support material: Parchment. Extent: 1. Page dimensions (in mm): [137] x 92mm....
    Persistent URL:
    https://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/peripheralmss/LUC/LUC_010_001
    Owning Institution:
    Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections. Chicago, IL.
    Provenance:
    This trimmed bifolium is found within Joannes Boemus, Omnium gentium mores (Antwerp: Joannes Grapheus and Joannes Steelsius, 1538), USTC 400617. This printed...
    Bibliographic Citation:
    Grote, Geert. Het Getijdenboek van Geert Grote. Edited by N. Van Wijk. Leiden: Brill Archive, 1940. [Pp. 144-151]

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