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- Kinsey, Alfred C. (Alfred Charles), 1894-195617
- Catholic Church2
- Thomas Aquinas, Saint, 1225?-12742
- Arnaldus, Abbot of Bonneval, -c.11561
- Bernard of Clairvaux, (French saint, abbot, writer, 1090-1153)1
- Clement VIII, Pope, 1536-16051
- Cyprian, Saint, Bishop of Carthage, 200-2581
- Cyril, Saint, Bishop of Jerusalem, approximately 315-3861
- Herve? de Bourg-Dieu, 1080?-11501
- John Chrysostom, Saint, -4071
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- Fulchinis, Sigismund de, active 2nd half of 15th c. (Former owner)1
- Gratiolus, active 1400 (Scribe)1
- Le Fèvre, Jacques, d'Étaples, -1537 (Translator)1
- Louis de La Palud, d. 1451 (Former owner)1
- Pecannis, M. Genesium de, active 2nd half 15th c. (Scribe)1
- Sanvito, Bartolomeo, 1433-1511 (Scribe)1
- Willelmus, de Predio, active approximately 1450 (Scribe)1
- Muskegon Museum of Art21
- Alfred C. Kinsey Gall Wasp Research Maps17
- Illinois Wesleyan University Ames Library Tate Archives & Special Collections 13
- Northern Illinois University Special Collections and Archives Department10
- Ohio Wesleyan University Libraries Special Collections9
- Berea College Special Collections and Archives 8
- Earlham Friends Collection and College Archives7
- College of Wooster Libraries Special Collections6
- The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary James P. Boyce Centennial Library Archives and Special Collections5
- DePauw University Richard E. Peeler Art Center University Galleries and Collections5
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- A leaf from Otto Ege's portfolio "Original Leaves from Famous Bibles Nine Centuries 1121-1935 AD, Series B". This portfolio belongs to Bethany Theological Seminary whose collections are on deposit at Earlham College. The provenance of this portfolio is otherwise unknown.3
- Item donated to Berea College by Ross Waters Sloniker of Cincinnati, OH in 1971.3
- Part of the John H. Haldeman Memorial Bible Collection. These items came to SBTS as part of the donation of the private collection of John H. Haldeman (1915-1990) and wife Virginia Bailey Haldeman made in December 1981.3
- One of three manuscript leaves gifted to Earlham College in the 1920s or 1930s by Ruby Davis, a longtime English professor who specialized in medieval literature. No information known regarding where she obtained these leaves.2
- Part of the NIU Collection of Leaves from Medieval European Christian Texts. Purchased by Northern Illinois University in 2003.2
- Purchased by the Art Department of DePauw University in the 1960s from the Ferdinand Roten Gallery.2
- Purchased in Lyon, France by Foliophiles (New York). The Muskegon Museum of Art then purchased the leaf from Foliophiles in 1932. Accessioned 9/20/1932.2
- This leaf was purchased by the Muskegon Museum of Art from Otto F. Ege, Cleveland, OH. Accessioned May 1937.2
- A modern pencil inscription in the bottom left margin of the verso reads "35-20" and another in the bottom right margin reads "GX-27." Leaf 4 of the IWU Lamson collection. This set of nine leaves was gifted to Illinois Wesleyan University by Alfred (Class of 1939) and Helen Lamson. The Lamson donation was orchestrated by IWU's President, Minor Myers, Jr., who negotiated with Harry L. Stern, antiquarian book seller, regarding the purchase of the leaves (circa 1990) which were then donated to the University. A similar set of leaves is held by Loyola Marymount University and known as the Bruce Ferrini Liturgical Manuscript Leaf Collection. Ferrini likely sold these leaves as well.1
- A modern pencil inscription in the bottom margin of the recto reads "VM 1754." Leaf 3 of the IWU Lamson collection. This set of nine leaves was gifted to Illinois Wesleyan University by Alfred (Class of 1939) and Helen Lamson. The Lamson donation was orchestrated by IWU's President, Minor Myers, Jr., who negotiated with Harry L. Stern, antiquarian book seller, regarding the purchase of the leaves (circa 1990) which were then donated to the University. A similar set of leaves is held by Loyola Marymount University and known as the Bruce Ferrini Liturgical Manuscript Leaf Collection. Ferrini likely sold these leaves as well.1
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