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Book of hours

1 pp 1475

Illuminated book of hours, likely produced in Zwolle between 1475 and 1480 and containing miniatures and illuminations attributed to the Masters of the Zwolle Bible.

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Book of hours

1 pp 1450

[fol. 2] Ein annder guet gepet wenn man zu gots tisch geet/ Ou dem tisch dem.../...

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Though illuminated in Flanders (possibly Bruges) in the last quarter of the 15th century, this manuscript was made for the use of a patron in the Champagne region in northeast France. The calendar includes St. Desiderius of Langres (23 May) and Nicasius of Reims (14 December, in red) as well as Arnulphus of Metz (16 August). The final two Saints honored in the suffrages, St. Onuphrius and St. Eularia (presumably actually St. Eulalia, or Eulalie), each have a connection to this region.

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Book of hours

1 pp 1475

Manuscript book of hours copied and illuminated in or near Brescia during the final quarter of the fifteenth century. A close connection to Brescia is attested by the inclusion in the calendar of numerous saints associated with the city, including Faustinus and Jovita, in red for 15 February and featured prominently in the Litany. Also Saints Honorius (in red for 24 April), Antigius (14 November), Titian (3 March), and Gaudiosus (8 March). Additionally, Saint Latinus of Brescia is added in a later hand to his feast day on 24 March, while Nones in the Hours of the Virgin opens with an historiated initial showing him with his leg wound. De Ricci dates the manuscript to 1490.

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