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Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Canon. Ital. 85

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Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
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Oxford. Bodleian Library
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  • Bodleian Library MS. Canon. Ital. 85
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Date
  • c. 1463-1464
Language
  • Italian
Title
  • Filocolo.
Agent
  • Preferred form
    • Boccace (1313-1375)
    Role
    • Author
    Original form
    • Boccaccio
    Other form
    • Boccaccio, Giovanni (1313-1375)
    • Giovanni Boccaccio
    • Boccace
    • Giovanni Boccacio
    • Boccace (1313-1375)
    • JEHAN BOCCACE
    • JEHAN BOCACE DE CERTALD
    • JEHAN BOCCACE DE CRETALD
    • JEHAN BOCACE
    • Jean BOCCACE
    • BOCCACE
    • Johannes Boccacius
    • JEHAN BOCCACE, de Calcald
    • Boccace, Jean
    • Boccace, 1313-1375
    • Boccaccio, Giovanni
    • Boccaccio, Giovanni, 1313-1375
    • Author: Boccaccio
    • Boccace (1313-1375). Traducteur
    • Ioannes Boccaccius
    • Boccaccius
    • Iohannes de Certaldo
    • Ioannes Boccaccius de Certaldo
    • Boccaccius Ioannes
    • Boccacius
    • Io. Boccaccius
    • Boccaccio, Giovanni (1313/14-1375)
    • Boccaccio, Giovanni - oorspronkelijke auteur
    • Boccaccio, Giovanni - auteur
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Description
  • Giovanni Boccaccio’s vernacular romance of the story of Florio, who takes the name of Filocolo as a disguise, and his beloved, Biancofiore, was composed in 1336-8. This manuscript was written in humanistic script by Andreas de Laude in Mantua, with illumination perhaps by Pietro Guindaleri, for Ludovico III Gonzaga, Marquess of Mantua (letter from the scribe, Andreas de Laude asking for an interim payment, 30 Jan. 1464). Arms of the Gonzaga of Mantua. The borders and initials are of strapwork interlace on gold ground. Average folio size: 364 x 242 mm.
Place
  • Preferred form
    • Italy
    Original form
    • Italy, Mantua or Ferrara?
    Other form
    • Italie
    • Italie (?)
    • Italie (Toscane?)
    • Italie (Venise ?).
    • Italie ?
    • Italie (région de Venise ?).
    • Italie (Florence ?)
    • Italie,
    • Italie.
    • Itàlia
    • Italien
    • Italy
    • Italia
    • Italië
    • Italie (Toscane ?)
    • Itàlia (Toscana?)
    • Italien (Toskana?)
    • Italy (Tuscany?)
    • Italia (Toscana?)
    • Italy (Verona)
    • Italy (Naples?)
    • Italy (Florence?)
    • Italy (Naples?)(
    • Italy (Rome?)
    • Italy (Florence)
    • Italy, Bologna (?)
    • Italy, probably Naples
    • Italy, Naples
    • Italy, possibly Naples
    • Italy (perhaps Bologna)
    • Italy (Nonantola)
    • Probably Northern Italy
    • Padua or Venice
    • Italy (Tuscany)
    • Italy, northern (?)
    • Italy and France (illumination)
    • Italy and France (?)
    • Most likely northern Italy
    • Probably northern Italy (Verona?)
    • [Italy]
    • Italy, copied by Leon ben Joshua de Rossi of Cesena
    • Italy [Ancona or Pesaro?], [copied by Joseph ben Nissim Fermi?]
    • [Italy] copied by Samson ben Elijah Halfan
    • Italy, Venice?
    • Fols. 2-4: [Italy]
    • Treviglio? (Italy)
    • Fols. 1-98: [Italy]; fols. 100-302: [Italy]
    • Rovere (della Luna, Trent?) (Italy)
    • Ff. 1-64: [Italy]
    • Italy, North?
    • Italy, Bologna?
    • Italy, Reggio-Emilia?
    • Italy, Padua?
    • Italy, Ferrara or Bologna
    • Italy, Padua or Rome
    • Italy, Ferrara?
    • Italy, Genoa?
    • Italy, Probably Padua
    • Italy, Parma or Cremona?
    • Italy, Padua or Venice
    • Italy, Lombardy or Bologna?
    • Italy, Umbria?
    • Italy, Rome?
    • Italy, Ferrara or Venice?
    • Italy, Northeast?
    • Italy, Bologna or Venice?
    • Italy, Veneto, Venice?
    • Italy, Rome or Naples
    • Italy, South?
    • Italy, Florence?
    • Italy, Verona?
    • Italy, Brescia or Padua?
    • Italy, Ferrara or Padua?
    • Italy, Venice or Padua
    • Italy, Cremona Brescia? and Bologna
    • Italy, Ferrara or Verona?
    • Italy, Urbino or Mantua(?)
    • Italy, Padua or Rome?
    • Italy, Naples?
    • Italy, North?, Siena?
    • Italy, Probably Venice
    • Italy, Venice or Treviso
    • Italy, North? or French, South?
    • Italy, Rimini?
    • Italy, Padua or Venice?
    • Italy, Florence or Rome
    • Italy, Northwest?
    • Italy, North, Genoa?
    • Italy, Lombardy or Verona
    • Italy, Emilia?
    • Italy, Venice or Verona
    • Italy, Veneto?
    • Italy, Emilia or Mantua?
    • Italy, Northeast, Ferrara?
    • Italy, Central?
    • Italy, Genoa (?)
    • Italy, Herculaneum(?)
    • IT
    • Italy.
    • Italië (?)
    • Italia (?)
    • [Italien (Teil 1)
    • [Italien ]
    • Italien (II)
    • Italien (II.)
    • Italien (I)
    • Italien (IV)
    • Itália
    • [Italië]
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  • Preferred form
    • Mantua (Lombardy, Italy) (?)
    Original form
    • Italy, Mantua or Ferrara?
  • Preferred form
    • Ferrara (Emilia-Romagna, Italy) (?)
    Original form
    • Italy, Mantua or Ferrara?
Rights
  • Photo: © Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford. Terms of use: CC-BY-NC 4.0. For more information, please see http://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/terms.html. Medieval and Renaissance Manuscript Illumination (from 35mm)
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