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[ANONYMOUS], Les sept fruits de la tribulation; and [ANONYMOUS], Miroir d’or de l’ame pecheresse, French translation of JACOBUS DE GRUYTRODE (or JACOBUS DE JÜTERBORG), Speculum aureum animae peccatricis; Illuminated manuscript on parchment, in French

by [ANONYMOUS], Les sept fruits de la tribulation;

Administrative Records from the Chapter of the Cathédrale Saint-Trophime; in Latin, manuscript on paper

France (Arles), late 15th-early 16th century (1476-1503)

Album Amicorum (Friendship Album), illustrated manuscript

by Sophie Beate Maximiliane von Seydlitz

Prussia, Silesia, in various locations including Striegau (Strzegom), Wohlau (Wolow), Breslau (Wroclaw), Liegnitz (Legnica), and

Album amicorum of Marie Pacher

by Marie Pacher

In German, French, and Italian, illustrated manuscript on paper Austria (Vienna and Mödling); Hungary (Pressbourg) [today Slova

BOOK OF HOURS (USE OF ROME); illuminated manuscript on parchment in Latin

Southern Netherlands, Ghent of Bruges, c. 1460-1470

Book of Hours (Use of Venice), In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment

by 3 historiated initials and 19 illuminated initials, with borders, from the Circle of the Master of the Commissione Donato

Italy (Venice), 1442 (dated)

Book of Hours (use of Mons); in Latin and some French, illuminated manuscript on parchment

by illuminated by the Mildmay Master, the Master of Philippe de Croÿ, and a third Mons illuminator, follower of Simon Marmion

Southern Netherlands, Mons, c. 1460 (original portion), updated c. 1480-1490

Carta Executoria de Hidalguía (Patent of Nobility) of Juan de Nurueña y Alava; in Spanish, illuminated manuscript on parchment

Spain (Valladolid), May 8, 1622

Carthusian Ordinarium for the Mass and Office, in Latin, decorated manuscript on paper

Southern France (Méounes-les-Montrieux), November 15, 1544

Choir Book with Selected Texts for the Mass and Office; in Latin with some Italian, illuminated stenciled book on paper with musical notation, in original binding

Italy, late 18th-19th century

Epistola de morte Hieronymi; Epistola ad Cyrillum de magnificentiis Hieronymi; Epistola de miraculis Hieronymi; Vita Sancti Hieronymi; Vita sancti Pauli; illuminated medieval manuscript on parchment

by Pseudo-Eusebius of Cremona, Pseudo-Augustine, Pseudo-Cyril of Jerusalem, Jerome

Expositio in epistolas Pauli, illuminated manuscript on parchment, in Latin with frontispiece miniature possibly by a son of Jean Budé

by HAIMO OF AUXERRE

Franciscan miscellany including excerpts from De conformitate vitae beati Francisci ad vitam domini Ihesu and De imitatione Christi; De dignitate sacerdotum; De officio et tempore septuagesime; and Animadversiones circa sacrosanctum missae sacrificium [in Italian translation]; decorated medieval manuscript on parchment and paper

by Bartolomeus de Rinonico, Thomas à Kempis, Pseudo-Augustine, and Pseudo-John of Capistrano

JACOBUS DE VORAGINE, Sermones quadragesimales (Lenten sermons), including sermons from his De sanctis et festis (six), and De tempore (two), and from SERVASANCTUS DE FAVENTIA, Sermones de tempore et de sanctis (five)

Southwestern Germany or Northeastern France (Alsace?), c.1300-1325

La Fiorita d’Italia; in Italian, decorated manuscript on parchment

by Guido da Pisa

Italy, Tuscany, Florence(?), c. 1440-1460

Latin Bible, part (Pauline and Catholic Epistles, Acts, Apocalypse); NICHOLAS OF LYRA, Postillae (Commentaries on the Pauline and Catholic Epistles, Acts, Apocalypse); in Latin, decorated manuscript on paper

by Nicholas of Lyra

Northeastern Netherlands or Northwestern Germany, c.1450-1475

[Latin Vulgate] Gospels, with marginal commentary on Matthew chapters 1-9 from THOMAS AQUINAS, Catena aurea in Matthaeum (The Golden Chain on Matthew)

Italy (Florence?), c. 1475-1500

Lo Statuto della Compagnia del Santissimo Sagramento in S. Nicolò dei Perfetti (Statutes of the Confraternity of the Most Holy Sacrament), in Italian and Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment

Italy (Rome), c. 1736-1745

Mass Lectionary with Readings from the Epistles, In Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment

Northern Italy (Brescia), c. 1461-1484.

Moralia in Job [Morali di Santo Gregorio papa sopra il libro di Job], libri I-X; in Italian, illuminated manuscript on paper

by Gregory the Great, translated from the Latin into Italian by Zanobi da Strada

Northeastern Italy, Veneto (Venice?), dated 1474