Box 2
Contains 101 Results:
Leaf from The First Illustrated edition of Horace, 1498
A leaf from The First Illustrated edition of Horace, printed by John Gruninger at Straussburg in 1498. The small drawings of hands are used to indicate to the text notes, and small touches of red and blue were added by hand to lighten the manuscript. The recto side of this leaflet is marked as LXXVII.
Folder 15
Koran manuscript leaf
A leaf from a Manuscript Koran, written in the style of caligraphy known as Naskhi. Although it contains no record of a date or place, it probably was from Egypt in the 16th century. It is written in Arabic.
Folder 16
Leaf from a 16th century breviary
From a 16th Century Breviary, with a miniature woodcut. The expertise of the xylographer shows in the accuracy of the woodcuts. The title and last pages of the book are missing, but even so the book can be attributed to the first half of the 16th century and is most likely the work of the Southern French press. On the page on the left, the recto side is marked 482. On the page on the right, the recto side is marked 44.
Folder 17
Incunable page from Fasciculus mirre
An incunable page from a "Fasciculus mirre", Delft, Roelant Bollaert, circa 1500. It is a German work on the Life of Christ.
Folder 18
Leaf from Arbor Scientiae, 1505-08-22
This leaf is from "Arbor Scientiae", by Raimond Lull. This volume has the colophon of a priest named Peter Posa and was printed in Barcelona, August 22, 1505.
