Cambridge. Corpus Christi College, Parker Library MS 14

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  • 1200 - 1399
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  • Latin
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  • Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 014: Vincent of Beauvais OP, Speculum historiale, books 17-24
  • Vincent of Beauvais OP, Speculum historiale, books 17-24 || VincentiiSpeculum Historiale. Libri XVII-XXIV
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    • Vincent de Beauvais (1190?-1264)
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    • Vincent of Beauvais OP
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    • Vincentius Bellovacensis (1190?-1264)
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    • Vincent de Beauvais (1190?-1264)
    • Vincentius Bellovacensis
    • VINCENTIUS BELLOVACENSIS
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    • Vincent de Beauvais 1190?-1264
    • Vincent, de Beauvais, ca. 1190-1264
    • Vincent, of Beauvais, d. 1264
    • Vincentius Bellovacensis 1190-1264
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    • Author: Vincentius, Bellovacensis
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    • Vincent de Beauvais (1190?-1264?)
    • Vincent, of Beauvais, -1264
    • Vincentius Bellovacensis, -1264
    • Vincent de Beauvais (vers 1184 / 1194 - 1264)
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    • Vincent de Beauvais, 1190?-1264?
    • Beauvais, Vincent de, 1190?-1264, O.P.
    • Beauvais, Vincent de, O.P., 1190?-1264 > , ant. bibliog.
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  • Summary: A luxury copy, dating from c. 1300, perhaps made in Paris, of the Speculum historiale, Books XVII-XXIV, by the Dominican, Vincent of Beauvais (1189/94-c. 1264), having fine illuminated initials and decorative borders. CCCC MSS 13, 14 are vols. II and III of a three-volume set, of which volume I is Cambridge, St John's College MS B.21. It belonged to St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury, and this volume has on the flyleaf the name of Abbot Thomas as owner. This must be Thomas of Findon (1283-1310) who may himself have commissioned these three volumes. This is an encyclopaedia of history which was extremely popular in the Middle Ages, and exists in printed copies as late as the seventeenth century.


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    iir-328v - Vincent of Beauvais OP, Speculum historiale, books 17-24 || VincentiiSpeculum Historiale. Libri XVII-XXIV

    Note: (iir) Table

    Note: (1r) Capitula XVII

    Note: (1v) Text

    incipit: (1v) Ab anno primo graciani

    Note: Initial, pink ground chequered. Above a king seated addresses a group of 3 civilians and a soldier on R. Below, between buildings, a group of 3 civilians addresses another who points them to R.

    Note: (33v) Liber XVIII

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (34v) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: (71r) Liber XIX

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (71v) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: (107v) Liber XX

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (109r) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: (154v) Liber XXI

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (155v) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: (188v) Liber XXII

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (189v) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: (230r) Liber XXIII

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (231r) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: (267r) Liber XXIV

    Note: Capitula

    Note: (268v) Text. Fine decorative initial

    Note: Ending

    explicit: (328v) regem ytalie ordinatum collaudant

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