Miniature of Christine writing her book; on the right, an armed female. 4 large miniatures with large decorated initials and full foliate borders, in colours and gold (ff. 3, 41, 71, 95). Large initials in gold on red and/or
Text; miniature of a judgement scene at the beginning of book 4, as a man is being put into prison. 4 large miniatures with large decorated initials and full foliate borders, in colours and gold (ff. 3, 41, 71,
vine initials in blue, yellow, and gold; some damaged (ff. 1, 44v, 95, 107v, 131, 148v ). Smaller initials in blue and red. De inventione (index Rhetorica); Rhetorica ad Herennium (index De ratione dicendi ad Herennium) Luigi Piero Guicciardini, son
Detail of a miniature of Christine writing her book; on the right, an armed female. 4 large miniatures with large decorated initials and full foliate borders, in colours and gold (ff. 3, 41, 71, 95). Large initials in gold
Detail of a miniature of a king and bishop with soldiers. 4 large miniatures with large decorated initials and full foliate borders, in colours and gold (ff. 3, 41, 71, 95). Large initials in gold on red and/or blue
Text; miniature of a judgement scene at the beginning of book 4, as a man is being put into prison. 4 large miniatures with large decorated initials and full foliate borders, in colours and gold (ff. 3, 41, 71,
M558D; and Private collection (formerly New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Robert Lehman Collection (see Palladino, 2003, cat. no. 52b)). 1 historiated initial 'D' or 'O' in colours and gold, of Christ Disputing with the Merchants. One four-line red stave
la Mare at the Bodleian Library.? Cardinal Domenico Capranica (b. 1400, d. 1458), theologian, canonist, and statesman.On ff. iv and 1 a partly erased (?) 17th century inscription: ‘71 Collegii’, possibly referring to the Collegio Capranica, Rome, which in a
24v, for a list of contents of the composite manuscript; inscribed ‘Seduli(us) & p(ro)sp(er). Glosati’ in a formal script (f. 1, top margin; the Prosper is now Burney 344). Simple red or green initials, some decorated with the other colour
29 miniatures, in green and yellow camaïeu with red, mostly divided into two or more compartments, accompanied by 29 large initials in colours and gold (ff. 4, 15, 26, 39, 49v, 59, 67v, 75v, 84, 93v, 106, 115, 124v,
la Mare at the Bodleian Library.? Cardinal Domenico Capranica (b. 1400, d. 1458), theologian, canonist, and statesman.On ff. iv and 1 a partly erased (?) 17th century inscription: ‘71 Collegii’, possibly referring to the Collegio Capranica, Rome, which in a
Drawing of the constellation Pisces, with the stars picked out as red dots. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus stellarum (ff.
Drawing of Perseus holding Medusa's severed head, with red dots for the constellations. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus stellarum (ff.
Drawing of the constellation Capricorn, with the stars picked out as red dots. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus stellarum (ff.
Drawing of an arrow, and of an eagle, with the constellations marked as red dots. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus
Detail of drawing of the eagle, with the constellations marked as red dots. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus stellarum (ff.
Drawing of Delphinus, the Dolphin, with the constellations marked as red dots. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus stellarum (ff. 33-35);
Drawing of the Hare [Lepus], with the stars marked as red dots. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et sphere (ff. 30v-32); De nominibus stellarum (ff. 33-35);
Drawings of the constellations Centaur (Centaurus), stretching his hand towards the Altar, holding the Beast (Fera), and below, the Hydra. Containing Hygenius De Astronomia (ff. 1-30); Priscian, De Duodecim Signis (f. 30r-v); Abbo of Fleury, De differentia circuli et
Flourished initial 'I'(uri), in Bartolus de Saxoferrato's In primam partem digesti veteris. Ff. 1-2 and ff. 266-267 are added parchment flyleaves inscribed 'Lectura Domini Bartoli super prima partis ff. Veteris mei Leonis de Lazera Legum doctoris civis padue' (f.