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A leaf from a 13th century Bible, French query. Latin text is from the book of Jeremiah. Jeremiah 11:21 to Jeremiah 14:21.

Loose-leaf book; "Administrative Law Lessons, second edition;" by P. Marius Castellano O.P.; lessons for students studying the administrative laws of the Catholic church; from the Potificium Athenaeum Internationale Angelicum's Faculty of Canon Law

Photo-copied manuscript, original written by Raymond Milcamps of Abbaye de Scourmont; collection of and book about Cistercian Breviaries

A leaflet from a Latin Manuscript entitled Candidum Puritatis Lilium. It was written by Julianus Antonius a Jaurigui in Guatemala and was "most worthily consecrated" to D. Aloysius Gonzaga. The calligraphy used appears, at first glance, to be very modern; though with a closer inspection abbreviations are apparent. The recto side is marked as 324; the verso side is marked as 325.

1. Short list of Latin translations 2. Latin- Tabella pro Missis, Votivis J.M.J Ordo pro Anno-1870 Januarius 3. In Croatian- Tag with call number for Mirko Breyer book; notes in French on back 4. Rememberance of Ordination May 1, 1958 5. Short articles on the Catholic Church 6. Handwritten note

untitled loose-leaf notes on more rules and regulations of the catholic church

Page clipping; 2-sided. De N. Seigneur; Prose S. Bern.; La Nativite; in Latin.

From the "Nüremburg Chronicle". It was printed in Nüremburg by Anton Koberger in 1493. The "Nüremburg Chronicle" contained over 300 leaves and about 1,900 woodcuts. The type is a modified Gothic that was commonly used with the Nüremburg printers. This ambitious publishing feat is known as the Picture Book of the Fifteenth Century. The recto side of the leaf is marked CCXXII in the upper right hand corner; the verso side is unmarked.

Duty of the Departed, Sheet music and lyrics for Psalms and prayers for the dead