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Speculum humanæ salvationis : being a reproduction of an Italian manuscript of the fourteenth century / described and prefaced by M. R. James; with a discussion of the school and date by Bernhard Berenson.
Speculum humanae salvationis
Oxford : Printed for Private Circulation at the University Press by John Johnson, 1926.
[6], 72, [4]p, [71] leaves of plates : ill. (some col.), facsims.. ; 32cm.
The manuscript of the Bibliothèque nationale (Lat.9584) and the 'Coleridge ms.' were originally one ms. (of Italian origin). The 'Coleridge ms.' was presented to Lord John Duke Coleridge by its former owner, Sir William Boxall (hence it is also known as "Boxall Speculum"). It is now in the possession of Mr. T.H. Riches - information from introduction.
Foreword by T. H. Riches.
Title-page printed in black and red.
With a half-title.
Paper has horizontal chain lines.
Ms. previous shelfmarks.
Armorial bookplate of M. R. James with ms. inscription: "Given [to ECL] by Provost James".
20th century brown morocco half-binding with natural cloth boards ; gilt lettering on spine and boards decorated with blind rolls.
Manuscripts, Italian Facsimiles.
Manuscripts, Latin.
James, M.R. (Montague Rhodes), 1862 - 1936 (Montague Rhodes)
Johnson, John de Monins, 1882 - 1956 printer.
England Oxford.
eng lat
B24209