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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Laud Misc. 251
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1190–1210
    Language
    Latin
    • Identifiable as g 19 in the Eberbach library catalogue of 1502. William Laud, 1573-1645, 1637.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Holkham gr. 114
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Language
    Greek
    • Some miniatures added in the 16th century, first half.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, Filmstrip Roll 161A, frame 15
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1400
    • One of the seven openings of this chart which would, if joined, measure 860 x 460 mm
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Buchanan d. 4
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    Dated 1455
    Language
    Latin
    • The scribe is identifiable as Ser Giovanni da Stia, a Florentine notary who copied many dated manuscripts
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Lat. liturg. f. 22
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    15th century, second half
    Language
    Latin
    • between Tournai and The Hague
    • Fleuronnée initial 'B(eatus)' with green wash and penwork flourishing extending into the margin.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Laud Misc. 90
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1190–1200
    Language
    Latin, German
    • Provenance: ‘Possibly’ from the Eberbach scriptorium (Palmer).
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, Byw. R 4.12*
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    [c. 1490]
    Language
    Latin
    • Paris, for the Archdiocese of Bamberg
    • Fragment taken from the binding of Byw. R 4.12.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Laud Lat. 32
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1200–1225
    Language
    Latin
    • Probably identifiable as C12 or a14 in the 1502 Eberbach library catalogue.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Canon. Gr. 122
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    Dated 1429
    Language
    Church Slavonic, Greek
    • Illuminated in Byzantine style at the monastery of Neamt (Moldavia, modern Romania).
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Laud Misc. 244
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1150–1200
    Language
    Latin
    • Probably identifiable as D 6 or D 7 in the Eberbach library catalogue of 1502.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Laud Lat. 78
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    c. 1460-1465 (1460?)
    Language
    Latin
    • initial C(VI DONO LEPIDUM) on blue and green ground with rose leaf-curl decorations form part border in
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, Filmstrip Roll 161A, frame 4
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1400
    • Start of the seven openings of this chart which would, if joined, measure 860 x 460 mm
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Barlow 40
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    12th century, second quarter
    Language
    Latin
    • Cicero, flanked by Cato and Caesar, triumphing over the Catilinarian conspirators.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Bodl. 183
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    15th century, beginning
    Language
    English, Middle (1100-1500)
    • Flanders (possibly executed in England)
    • New Testament, certain books of the Old Testament, and Apocrypha (Wyclif's later version).
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    Oxford. Corpus Christi college, Library, MS 282
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Corpus Christi college, Library
    Date
    1120–1130
    Language
    Latin, Irish
    • Commonly know as the Corpus Irish Missal.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Laud Misc. 108
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Language
    English, Middle (1100-1500)
    • Flanders (possibly executed in England)
    • South English Legendary and other Middle English verse texts, including Havelock the Dane and King Horn
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, Filmstrip Roll 235.5, frame 3
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1670
    Language
    English
    • The Atlantic ocean between North America and Europe with North Africa. Mounted on hinged boards.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Canon. Gr. 108
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    dated 1471
    Language
    Latin, Greek
    • Basil the Great
    • The Greek was written by Johannes Rhosos. Humanistic script. Epigraphic capitals.
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Douce 93
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1440–1460
    Language
    Latin, French, Middle (ca. 1400-1600)
    • between Tournai and The Hague
    • By the Master of Gijsbrecht van Brederode. (P&A i. 218, pl. XV).
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    Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Arch. Selden A. 51
    Collection
    Digital Bodleian (Oxford University)
    Library
    Oxford. Bodleian Library
    Date
    1426–1475
    Language
    Hebrew
    • In the margins: Sidur according to the Ashkenazi rite (ff. 1v-76r).