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ff. ii + 160 + i - Cartonnage, 17th century; text block detached from covers. - Acquired by the Bancroft Library UC Berkeley from Bredford (1994). Previous call number f2MS PA6456 A4 1380z.

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Title
BANC MS UCB 159
Published
Italy
Full Collection Name
Digital Scriptorium
Type
Image
Language
Italian
Archive
The Bancroft Library
Note
Century: 14th
Contents
Part 1: ff. 1r-160v

Description: - Paper - 407 x 290 mm - 2 columns of 49-55 lines frame-ruled in hard point and lead.

Country: Italy

Cardinal point: cedntral

Region: Tuscany (?)

City: Florence (?)

Assigned Date: s. XIVex

Dated by scribe: No

Document: No

Number of Scribes: 1

Script: Mercantesca.

Other Decoration: Headings in red calligraphic display script.




Text 1: ff. 1r-160v

Author: Livy (Titus Livius)

Title: Ab urbe condita

Language(s): Italian

Notes: Book I. 

Image 1: f. 1 Terminology pertinent to Roman history; expansion of abbreviations.

Image 2: f. 1v Note to the reader on the origin of Rome.

Image 3: f. 2 Rubric specifying Livy as a native of Padua.

Image 4: f. 20 Early modern numbering of quire in upper margin, "III."

Image 5: f. 66 Marginal notes; water damage.

Image 6: f. 83 Frame ruling in lead with pricking holes at the corners of each column; space reserved for initials and rubrics.

Image 7: f. 140 Contemporary numbering of the quire in upper margin, "XV."

Image 8: f. 160v Explicit.
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