Content:
Kalendarium with several tables, e.g. for the calculation of lunar
and solar eclipses. Note:
Date: Based on the computus tables: (f. 1r) "Tabula docens pro 84
annis quis sit annus bisextilis que littera dominicalis que in
primatio ab annis domini 1425 incoando annum a circuncisione
domini". - (f. 2v) "Incipit autem primus ciclus anno domini 1425 et
terminatur ultimus anno domini 1462". - (f. 17r-19r) Table of solar
and lunar eclipse dates for the years 1425-1462.
Binding: Medieval binding, contemporary.- Leather (white) over a
single piece of parchment. Girdle book (?). - After removal of two
triangles at their top sides, the leaves (not arranged in quires)
were folded in: two vertical folds for the left and right quarter
of each leaf, then a third, horizontal fold in the middle. Next,
the leaves were sewn together through the remaining triangle at the
top and then sewn into the cover spine (also triangle shaped),
resulting into a 'bat book', which leaves have to unfold (like the
wings of a bat) in order to disclose their information.
Description (Bouwman 2023):
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3619870
Description (Senguerdius & 1716):
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:290399
Description (Molhuysen 1910):
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3151050
Description (Catalogus compendiarius 1932):
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:491294
Also described by MMDC and A.W. Byvanckgenootschap (database RKD,
The Hague). Subject (temporal):
Middle Ages
15th century
Place
Preferred form
France, Northern
Original form
France, northern part
Other form
Nord de la France
Nord de la France (?) (Fichier Avril)
Nord de la France (?)
France (Nord).
France (Nord)
France (Nord) (?)
France (nord)
France (Nord : voir Faral, Bastin, Œuvres complètes de Rutebeuf, p. 26-27).
France (Nord de la France ?)
Nordfrankreich
Northern France
França (nord)
Francia (norte)
Frankrijk (noorden)
Laon
France (nord : Laon ?)
França (nord: Laon?)
Nordfrankreich (Laon?)
Northern France (Laon?)
Francia (norte: Laon?)
Northern France (Paris?)
France, North, Chelles (nunnery) or Jouarre (nunnery) (?)
