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Speculum humanæ salvationis, being a reproduction of an Italian manuscript of the fourteenth century
Speculum humanae salvationis.
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- Creator
- described and prefaced by M.R. James, with a discussion of the school and date by Bernhard Berenson
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- Latin
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- Oxford : Printed for private circulation at the University Press by J. Johnson, 1926
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- 71 pages, 5 leaves (half-titles and note); facsimile (84 unnumbered pages illustrations (part color)) : 26 facsimile ; 33 cm
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- ocm00593374
- The manuscript of the Bibliothèque nationale (Lat.9584) and the "Coleridge ms." were originally one (of Italian origin) The "Coleridge ms." was presented to Lord John Duke Coleridge by its former owner, Sir William Boxall (hence it is also known as "Boxall Speculum") It is now in the possession of Mr. T.H. Riches.
- Foreword.--Introductory. By M.R. James: The pictures: descriptions and notes. Additional note: the Arsenal ms. Lat.593; the Hunterian ms. of Mielot's prose version.--School and date. By B. Berenson: I. The Speculum humanæ salvationis. II. The Arsenal ms. Lat.593.--Facsimiles: Speculum humanae salvationis. Facsimiles of the Paris Bibliothèque nationale ms. Lat.9584, and the Coleridge ms. Speculum humanae salvationis. Selected facsimiles from the Paris Bibliothèque Arsenal ms. Lat.593. Speculum humanae salvationis. Selected facsimiles from the Hunterian ms. of Mielot's prose version