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2021
IE TCD MS 17 is a Hebrew psalter from the 14th or 15th century.It has been suggested that, in psalm 145, this manuscript is unique in having the full 22 verses needed to complete the Acrostic (i.e. verses each beginning with the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet).
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IE TCD MS 17 is a Hebrew psalter from the 14th or 15th century.It has been suggested that, in psalm 145, this manuscript is unique in having the full 22 verses needed to complete the Acrostic (i.e. verses each beginning with the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet).
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2021
Written sometime between 1400-1439, this Wycliffite psalter, IE TCD MS 70, was an attempt to make available to a wider English (rather than Latin) speaking and reading audience the underlying tenets of the Christian religion.IE TCD MS 70, The Psalms and Canticles in English; with miscellenae in English contains:-- Folios 1r-157r: Psalms in English ...
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Written sometime between 1400-1439, this Wycliffite psalter, IE TCD MS 70, was an attempt to make available to a wider English (rather than Latin) speaking and reading audience the underlying tenets of the Christian religion.IE TCD MS 70, The Psalms and Canticles in English; with miscellenae in English contains:-- Folios 1r-157r: Psalms in English ...
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2022
Leaf is a replacement binding, added to the host volume sometime after 1572. In situ fragment (one trimmed leaf) used to bind Diui Bernardi Clarævallensis ... Opera omnia (Sebastian Nivellius: Paris, 1572). A loose leaf of paper at front of host volume (c17?) suggests early Italian ownership of the volume (and thus perhaps the place of origin for the ...
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Leaf is a replacement binding, added to the host volume sometime after 1572. In situ fragment (one trimmed leaf) used to bind Diui Bernardi Clarævallensis ... Opera omnia (Sebastian Nivellius: Paris, 1572). A loose leaf of paper at front of host volume (c17?) suggests early Italian ownership of the volume (and thus perhaps the place of origin for the ...
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Die Fragmente stammen aus der ersten Lage einer eher kleinformatigen Psalterhandschrift.
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