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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 152
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw; ca. 1151-ca. 1175
    Language
    Latin
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    • In the De archa Noe, the ark is presented from three different perspectives: historically as a vessel
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 354
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • The final fly leaf originates from a copy of the Psalms, with verses surrounded by the commentary in
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 39
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • They date from the thirteenth century and follow the same layout.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 510
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de - 14de eeuw; ff. 1-61: 13de eeuw; ff. 62-119: 14de eeuw; ff. 120-152: 14de eeuw; ff. 153-170: 14de eeuw; ff. 171-206: 14de eeuw; ff. 207-226: 13de eeuw; ff. 227-237: 14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • The second section of this manuscript includes texts from important theologians.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 768
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    ca. 1530-ca. 1540 (1515)
    Language
    Latin
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    • for bishops, composed by Nicolas Bureau at the request of Jan de Witte, as mentioned in the letter from
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 88
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw; ca. 1151-ca. 1175
    Language
    Latin
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    • Summary: Manuscript 88 is a collection of excerpts from the works of pope Gregory
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 533
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw; ca. 1126-ca. 1150
    Language
    Latin
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    • There is no hierarchy; initials that introduce new books have not been executed differently from those
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 514
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de - 14de eeuw; ff. 1r-22r: 13de eeuw; ff. 23r-111r: 14de eeuw; ff. 112r-117v: 13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • In this text La Rochelle discusses the soul from an Aristotelian perspective and divides it into a higher
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 511
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • Apart from an initial the questions are also introduced by the first line having been written in majuscules
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 137
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • The main body is his 'Ladder of Paradise', found here with the letters to and from John, abbot of Raithu
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 517
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    14de eeuw; ff. 161r-174r: 1372
    Language
    Latin
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    • ended three units with a colophon, identifying him as Laurencius Ducis or Laurencius Hertoghen, a monk from
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 255
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • This manuscript dates from the thirteenth century and is a typical example of book production around
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 513
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de-14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • sensu discuss the human senses, while in the De causis Aquinas explains how plurality could come forth from