A Descriptive Catalogue of the Mcclean Span Classsearchtermspan Classsea
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Mcclean Span Classsearchtermspan Classsea
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Bathsheba seated on a beautiful gold fountain. Two other figures on Z. : one is a youth running away.
89] M'^CLEAN COLLECTION. I97 \2 b, 13 rt are both framed and bordered with red curtains. On 13 « is a picture. On Z. Two men support the body of Lazarus in a cave. Christ on A', speaks. Beside Him is Mary, and an apostle behind.
32 (J (Memoriae: frontispiece). Bordered with red and green curtain. A group of ten apostles, including Peter and Paul. The Dove above in yellow sky, surrounded by clou...ds.
33. Blue curtain, lieiijlitened with yellow.
The Trinity. Three human figures in blue and gold tiaras. The Son on Z. Wounded. The Spirit in C. The Father with orb on A". All touch an open book in C. Clouds above, with red cherubs, and clouds below.
The work is extremely skilful. It may be compared with that in the Fitzwilliam MS. No 134.
89. HoRAE (Sarum : Skipwith family).
Vellum, 8 x 5|, ff. 134+ 3, 22 lines to a page. Cent, xv, late, clearly written, in Flemish hand, for English use.
Modern binding, inside which are pasted the old covers, each consisting of four panels (3y*^ x 2) : these each bear a double panel of ornament surrounded by the inscription : Adoramus te xpe | et benedicimus tibi quia | per sanctam crucem | tuam redemisti mundum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bathsheba seated on a beautiful gold fountain. Two other figures on Z. : one is a youth running away.
89] M'^CLEAN COLLECTION. I97 \2 b, 13 rt are both framed and bordered with red curtains. On 13 « is a picture. On Z. Two men support the body of Lazarus in a cave. Christ on A', speaks. Beside Him is Mary, and an apostle behind.
32 (J (Memoriae: frontispiece). Bordered with red and green curtain. A group of ten apostles, including Peter and Paul. The Dove above in yellow sky, surrounded by clou...ds.
33. Blue curtain, lieiijlitened with yellow.
The Trinity. Three human figures in blue and gold tiaras. The Son on Z. Wounded. The Spirit in C. The Father with orb on A". All touch an open book in C. Clouds above, with red cherubs, and clouds below.
The work is extremely skilful. It may be compared with that in the Fitzwilliam MS. No 134.
89. HoRAE (Sarum : Skipwith family).
Vellum, 8 x 5|, ff. 134+ 3, 22 lines to a page. Cent, xv, late, clearly written, in Flemish hand, for English use.
Modern binding, inside which are pasted the old covers, each consisting of four panels (3y*^ x 2) : these each bear a double panel of ornament surrounded by the inscription : Adoramus te xpe | et benedicimus tibi quia | per sanctam crucem | tuam redemisti mundum.
What to read after A Descriptive Catalogue of the Mcclean Span Classsearchtermspan Classsea?
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