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Identifier:
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exwsms185_bk
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Manuscript Identifier:
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MS 185
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Title:
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Cutting from Isidore of Seville, Etymologies
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Alternative Title:
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Etymologiae
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Incipit:
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verum ut dixi ... ole est quotiens id quod ... imus cum te pro astuto sap
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Author:
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Isidore, of Seville, Saint, -636
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Origin Date:
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ca. 1300?
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Origin Location:
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France?
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Description:
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Small cutting with the remant of Isidore of Seville’s Etymologies, beginning at Liber 2, section 21, on the figures of words and expressions (De figuris verborum et setentiarum). The Etymologies (also called the Origins) is divided into 20 books concerning a subject-area.
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Explicit:
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metathesis est quo ... in res praeteritas aut futuras
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Extent:
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1 item
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Subject:
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Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)
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Subject:
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Manuscripts, Medieval--France
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Subject:
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Isidore, of Seville, Saint, -636. Etymologiae
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Subject:
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Didactic literature, Latin (Medieval and modern)
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Subject:
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Textura (Gothic script)
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Subject:
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Protogothic
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Subject:
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Decorated initials
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Subject:
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Manuscript waste (Binding)
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Subject:
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detached leaves
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Language:
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lat
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Language:
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grc
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Dimensions:
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145 x 50 mm
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Material:
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parchment
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Foliation:
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f. 1r-v
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Binding:
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Edges browning and cracked where the cutting was folded. Small scuffs and stains. Text trimmed away on upper, outer and lower edges.
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Decoration Description:
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2-line initial in red with faded blue pen florishes extending into the margin. Ink flaking from recto. Remnant of a single red rubric on recto.
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Description of Hands:
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1 column with the remains of 26 lines ruled in dark red ink written in Protogothic script.
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Is Part Of:
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Medieval Document Collection
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Is Part Of:
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Manuscript 185, Western Michigan University Special Collections
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Publisher:
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Western Michigan University
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Date-Issued:
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2019
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Type:
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Text
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Format:
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image/jp2
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Rights:
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Copyright 2019 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, all rights reserved. The digital version is available for educational use under 'Fair Use' guidelines. For additional permission and further information contact the WMU Libraries.
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