Bible. Volume one of two, see MS 10.
13th century Vulgate Bible (Vol. 1)
This material is held atUniversity of Leicester Special Collections
- Reference
- GB 338 MS 9
- Former Reference
- GB 338 MSS/009
- Dates of Creation
- 1201-1300
- Name of Creator
- Language of Material
- Latin
- Physical Description
- 190x135mm 1 volume 16th century Germanic binding, brown leather on wooden boards
Scope and Content
Access Information
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Note
This is volume 1 of a 2 volume Bible. Created in Flanders in the 13th century. It is in Latin, written in a small script with red and blue illumination. One initial in gold of St. Jerome on folio 1.
This item should be used in conjuction with MS010 , which comprises volume 2.
Other Finding Aids
Included in the publication: 'A handlist of the manuscript collection' , compiled by Brian Burch and Jenny Clark (Leicester University Library, 1998).
See also: Ker, N.R. ' Medieval manuscripts in British libraries ', (Clarendon Press, 1969-1983), Vol.III, pp.85-86.
Archivist's Note
Former reference MS009.
Description prepared by Andrew Lacey.