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IIIF Manifest
Digitisation:
Full digitisation
Data Source: Heidelberger historische Bestände – digital
Langue(s) des textes dans le manuscrit : latin
Titre(s) : 1r–67v - Faszikel I1ra-31vb - Anonymus, De contemplando et diligendo deo libri II31vb–36vb - Nachtrag: Anonymus, “De acceptione munerum”37ra-53rb - Anonymus, De cognitione dei (unvollständig)53rb-64va - Anonymus, “De fide”66rb–67rb - Nachtrag: Anonymus, “De acceptione munerum”64vb–66rb - Annotationes theologicae67rb–vb - Nachtrag: Notae variae68ra-83vb - Faszikel II: Hugo de Sancto Victore , De tribus diebus
Data Source: Biblissima
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