Leyde. Universiteitsbibliotheek, LTK 169

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  • LTK 169
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Date
  • Part 2: Low Countries, 14th century, second half - Part 4: Low Countries, southern part ; Flanders (west), 14th century, first quarter
Language
  • Dutch
Title
    • Composite manuscript, four parts (Dutch)
    • Rijmbijbel
    • Secretum secretorum
    • Die heimelicheit der heimelicheden
    • 2. (f. 4) Fragment: Rijmbijbel / Jacob van Maerlant. - 4. (ff. 21-27) Fragment: Die heimelicheit der heimelicheden / Jacob van Maerlant. - And other part(s), LTK 169
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  • Content:
    Parts 1 and 3 contain post-medieval transcripts: (ff. 1v-3r) Rijmbijbel (vss. 1-96) / Jacob van Maerlant. - (ff. 5v-20r) Wrake van Jherusalem / Jacob van Maerlant.
    Part 2 contains: (f. 4r) Rijmbijbel / Jacob van Maerlant. Fragment, vs. 1-103.
    Part 4 contains: (ff. 21r-27v) Heimelicheit der heimelicheden / Jacob van Maerlant. Fragment (f. 27 only a small strip).
    Note:
    Foliation: Current foliation in pencil replaces an older one in pencil (ff. 1-33).
    Binding: Post-medieval binding.
    Textual: (ff. 1v-3v) Transcript by I. le Long. - (ff. 21r-27v) Dutch adaptation by Jacob van Maerlant of the Latin translation by Philippus Tripolitanus of the Pseudo-Aristotelian Secretum secretorum (arranged as a letter from Aristotle to Alexander the Great).
    Description (Bouwman 2023): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3619870
    Description (Rogge & 1887): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:124748
    Description (Catalogus compendiarius 1937): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:491717
    Description (Lieftinck 1948): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:489936
    Description (BNM 442): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:1905322
    Also described by Handschriftencensus and MMDC.
    Subject (temporal):
    Middle Ages
    14th century
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