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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 563
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de-14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • If this is indeed the case, then the manuscript might have been written in northern France or Hainaut
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 223
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • contents, and first part of the second part of the work, despite being found in the second volume, are also
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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. 536
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de - 14de eeuw; ff. 1-79: 13de eeuw; ff. 80-101: 13de-14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • includes one text (ff. 1r-79r): a commentary by the twelfth-century French cleric Peter Elias on Priscian, also
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 516
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw; na 1232
    Language
    Latin
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    • Abu `Ali al-Husain ibn `Abdallah Ibn Sina, 980-1037, also known as Avicenna
    • Also taken from the imperial copy is a list of synonyms (synonima) of words found in the text.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 38
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • Both works are also present in a contemporaneous collection of Langton's Bible commentaries, known as
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 136
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • Summary: Manuscript 136 contains two texts purported to have been authored by Clemens
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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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    • Two scribes have worked on this volume: one on the first five reference tools, the other on the last
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 91
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • Annaeus Seneca, Lucius, 4 BC-65, also known as Seneca The Younger
    • The text is copied in two columns, initials have been added in red, blue and green ink.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 352
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • The manuscript also contains glosses by Accursius (c. 1185-1263), an Italian jurist and glossator.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 49
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    13de eeuw; ca. 1201-ca. 1225
    Language
    Latin
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    • This manuscript dates to the first quarter of the thirteenth century: decorated initials have been added
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 535
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • The first (ff. 1r-63r) is a commentary by the twelfth-century French cleric Peter Elias on Priscian, also
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 153
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • The last six texts can be found in Ms. 156 also, another collection of Hugh's works.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 437
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    15de-16de eeuw; c. 1485-1515 (1470)
    Language
    Dutch
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    • Initials are mainly in red, occasionally in blue, and red ink is also used to underline titles, add rubrics
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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. 354
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    14de eeuw
    Language
    Latin
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    • He might have been involved in the writing of the Liber sextus, that was authored by pope Boniface VIII
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 552
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw; ca. 1125-1150
    Language
    Latin
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    • Words have been erased or added interlineally.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 674
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    15de eeuw; ca. 1470-1480; toegevoegde miniaturen: ca. 1460-1470 (datering Byvanck Genootschap) (1445)
    Language
    Dutch
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    • (f. 83v): 'Here Ihesu Christe des leuenden Godes soen ic danke ende loue di'; expl.
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 79
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw; ca. 1151-ca. 1175
    Language
    Latin
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    • Copied approximately in the third quarter of the twelfth century, the codex is assumed to have been written
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    Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 51
    Collection
    Mmmonk
    Library
    Bruges Public Library
    Date
    12de eeuw; ca. 1126-ca. 1150
    Language
    Latin
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    • He also explained some other monoliteral names, such as 'Romane' for 'R.' and 'Letberti' for 'L.'