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Biblissima+ Identifier: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q388911
IIIF Manifest
Digitisation:
Data Source: BnF Archives et manuscrits
Vers inscrits au commencement (fol. 1 v°) par le premier possesseur du livre :
Alma mihi patria est cingunt quam moenia Rheni, Rheni Nayadum celebris unda fluens. Nomine Perithous, sed non qui regna Plutonis Hercutis auxilio turbat et ora canis. Nunc dicor flavae cupidus precepta Minerve Discere, Pegasidum dogmata tersa novem. Hunc ego possideo divino carmine librum Grates agens tanto munere summe Deum.
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