| New York, New York Public Library, Manuscripts and Archives Division |
| NYPL MA 100 |
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— Bound by former owner in reddish-brown calf over thick pasteboard. Both covers are gold-stamped with a chain-like frame and small-sized arms of Braschi-Onesti.
— From the collection of Cardinal Romualdo Braschi-Onesti, probably owned by Marchese Taccone of Naples, given by J.J. Astor III to the Astor Library in 1885 and transferred to NYPL in 1896.
— Nadezhda Kavrus-Hoffmann, "Catalogue of Greek Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the Collections of the United States of America. Part II: The New York Public Library," Manuscripta 50.1 (2006) 21-76, here 33-36. |
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| Description:Paper, "Deer Head", close variant of Briquet, "tête de cerf": no. 15509 (Bamberg, 1412, etc.), no. 15513 (Verona, 1410-20). 231/32 x 156. One col.; 26-27 lines, interlinear space 6 mm, ruled with thin dry point on each verso. |
| Country:Italy | Cardinal point: |
| Region: | City: Mantua? |
| Assigned
Date: s. XV1
| Searchable Date
Range: 1400-1450 |
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| Scribe: Petros Kretikos |
| Alphabet: Greek |
| Script: Humanistic |
| Other Decoration: One narrow oblong headpiece with interlace ornament on f. 1r, pen-ornamented initials. |
| Number of Texts: 2 |
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| Author: Aesop |
| Title: Αἰσώπου μῦθοι |
| Title: Fables |
| Incipit: Ἀετὸς καὶ ἀλώπηξ φιλωθέντες |
| Explicit: φαῦλα ἐργάζονται. |
| Language(s): Greek |
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| Author: Ignatios the Deacon |
| Title: Tetrasticha iambica |
| Incipit: Μῦς εἷλκέ τις μῦν, ἔργον |
| Explicit: τὸ ἀμφίβολον, ἐν κοινωνίαις ἄπιστον. |
| Language(s): Greek |
| Notes: Bk 1, poem 8: Περὶ δύο μυῶν; Bk 1, poem 19: no title, beginning Φέρων λέοντος δέρμα…; Bk 1, poem 22: no title, beginning Πᾶσι πέφυκει θηρσὶ καὶ πτηνοῖς μάxη… |
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