Leiden. Universiteitsbibliotheek, LTK 357

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Conservé à : Leiden. Universiteitsbibliotheek
Auteur : Matthijs Wenssen (14..-1543)
Date de fabrication :
- 1517 - 1550 (Source : Leiden University Libraries Digital Collections)
- Low Countries, southern part ; 's-Hertogenbosch?, 16th century, first half (after 1517) (Source : Leiden University Libraries Digital Collections)
Lieu de fabrication :
- Pays-Bas (région historique -- sud) (Source : Leiden University Libraries Digital Collections)
- Bois-le-Duc (Brabant-Septentrional, Pays-Bas)
Décoration :
- Decoration: Headings in red; lombards (2 lines high); two blue initials with pen-flourishment in yellow and red (6 and 9 lines high) on ff. 2r and 133r.
Dimensions :
- 1 volume, 290 leaves : rubrication, pen-flourished initials ; 180x134 mm
Reliure :
- Binding: Post-medieval binding. - Conservation binding (2000): cardboard cover; bookblock sewn on four supports, laced-in. - Replaces 18th-century half-leather binding (kept separately).

Numérisations

Manifeste IIIF

Numérisation intégrale

Origin: Owned and possibly made by Sisters of the Common Life of St. Andrew (Jerusalem), 's-Hertogenbosch. Cf. LTK 604.
Foliation: Modern foliation in pencil. f. 106 and 127 are not foliated.
Collation: IV, III, 8IV, 2III 15IV, 2III, 2IV, II, 6IV.
Textual: Dutch text translated or edited by Matthias Wenssen (Matthijs Wentsen; cf. Molhuysen 1921). Manuscript copy of a printed edition, either Fasciculus mirre: hier beghint een seer sonderlinghe ende devote materie van die Passie ons heren Jhesu Cristi, gheheten Dat busselkijn, of, dat bondekyn van mirre (Delft: Hugo Jansz. van Woerden, 1417) or Fasciculus: hier beghint een seer sonderlinghe ende devote materie van die passie ons heren Jhesu Cristi gheheten dat busselkijn of dat bondekijn van mirre (Antwerp: Eckert van Homberch, 1518).
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