Cologny. Fondation Martin Bodmer, Cod. Bodmer 4

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Library

Cologny. Fondation Martin Bodmer

Shelfmark

• Cod. Bodmer 4

Biblissima authority file

• https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q218686

Date

• 14th century

Language

• Latin
• French
• Italian

Title

• Gualterus Anglicus, Fabulae

Agent

• Preferred form

  • Anonymus, Neveleti

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • Author: Anonymus, Neveleti

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  • https://portail.biblissima.fr/en/ark:/43093/oedata300b07e52c6082f9b86f81bcb7a6adda4fbed8c6

• Preferred form

  • Martin Bodmer (1899-1971)

  Role

  • Former owner

  Original form

  • Former possessor: Bodmer, Martin

  Other form

  • Martin Bodmer
  • Cologny/Genf, Bibliotheca Bodmeriana

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  • https://portail.biblissima.fr/en/ark:/43093/pdata9561cf4aace1c0fd9f4bda50ced9847b6f6cf3ab

  Biblissima authority file

  • https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q11382

• Preferred form

  • Walter d'Angleterre (11..-1177?)

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • Author: Gualterus, Anglicus

  Other form

  • Translator: Gualterus, Anglicus

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  • https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q16487

• Preferred form

  • Bernard M. Rosenthal (1920-2017)

  Role

  • Seller

  Original form

  • Seller: Rosenthal, Bernard M.

  Other form

  • Bernard M Rosenthal, San Francisco

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  • https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q2455

Description

• Manuscript from Italy with the widely disseminated and successful collection of Medieval Latin fables in elegiac couplets called Esopus. These were initially anonymously published in 1610 by Isaac Nevelet and were therefore attributed to the Anonymus Neveleti. The editor Léopold Hervieux in 1884 attributed them to a Gualterus Anglicus, who lived in Palermo during the 12th century. However, this attribution has in recent years been called into question by various specialists. The fables have as their protagonists various animals and end with a moral in the form of a couplet.

Place

• Preferred form

  • Italy

  Original form

  • Italy

  Other form

  • Italie
  • Italie (?)
  • Italie (Toscane?)
  • Italie (Venise ?).
  • Italie ?
  • Italie (région de Venise ?).
  • Italie (Florence ?)
  • Italie,
  • Italie.
  • Itàlia
  • Italien
  • 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, Mantua or Ferrara?
  • 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]
  • see more

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  • https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q26874

Rights

• e-codices - Virtual Manuscript Library of Switzerland

License

• http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Digitisation

• https://www.e-codices.ch/en/list/one/fmb/cb-0004

Manifest URL

• https://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/metadata/iiif/fmb-cb-0004/manifest.json