Fribourg/Freiburg. Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire/Kantons- und Universitätsbibliothek, Ms. L 34

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  • Ms. L 34
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Date
  • 14th century
Language
  • Latin
Title
  • Jacobus de Voragine, Legenda Aurea
Agent
  • Preferred form
    • Gremaud, Jean
    Role
    • Librarian
    Original form
    • Librarian: Gremaud, Jean
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  • Preferred form
    • Jacques de Voragine (1228?-1298)
    Role
    • Author
    Original form
    • Author: Jacobus, de Voragine
    Other form
    • VORAGINE, Jac. de
    • Jacques de Voragine (1228?-1298)
    • Jacques de Voragine
    • Jacobus a Varagine (1228?-1298)
    • Iacobus de Voragine
    • Jacques de Voragine,
    • Jacobus de Voragine
    • Jacobus de Voragina
    • JACOBUS DE VORAGINE, O.P.
    • Jacques de Voragine, 1228?-1298
    • Iacopo, da Varazze, ca. 1226-1298
    • Jacobo de Vorágine, Beato 1230-1298
    • Jacobus, de Voragine, ca. 1229-1298
    • Jacobus de Voragine 1228-1298
    • Iacobus de Voragine (Iacopo da Varazze) OP
    • Jacobus de Voragine, 1229?-1298
    • Jacques de Voragine (1228?-1298).
    • Jacobus de Voragine, 1228-1298
    • Jacobus <de Voragine> (1228-1298)
    • Jacobus de Voragine (approximately 1229-1298)
    • Jacobus, de Voragine (approximately 1229-1298)
    • Jacobus (ca. 1226-1298)
    • Jacobo de Vorágine, Beato, 1230-1298
    • Jacobus, de Voragine, 1228-1298
    • Jacobus <de Voragine>
    • Jacobus de Voragine, ca 1228-1298, O.P.
    • Jacobus de Voragine - ca. 1228 - 1298 - auteur
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Description
  • James of Voragine’s Golden Legend, one of the most copied texts of the Middle Ages, appears here in a meticulous fourteenth-century copy. This copy is particularly noteworthy for its exceptional elegance and the refined stitchwork that fixes defects in the parchment (holes and tears); they bring to mind similar works from the double convent of canons and canonesses at Interlaken. The decoration resembles the output of a Zurich workshop. Little is known of the early history of the manuscript, but it as attested in the Cistercian monastery of Hauterive from at least the seveneenth century.
Place
  • Preferred form
    • Convent of Interlaken (Switzerland) (?)
    Original form
    • Interlaken (?)
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