MS: San Lorenzo de El Escorial: Escorial: Monasterio, S-II-13 (1). 1472-04-11 a quo - 1500 ca. ad quem. pseudo-Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Los proverbios de Séneca llamados vicios y virtudes (tr. Desconocido), traducido 1500 ca. ad quem. (Q38214): Difference between revisions

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Property / Secondary literature: Bizzarri (1997), Flores de filosofía. MS. escur. S.II.13 / rank
 
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Property / Secondary literature: Bizzarri (1995), “Un florilegio de ética: Flores de filosofía (Ms. Escur. S.II.13)”, Incipit / rank
 
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Property / Secondary literature: Haro Cortés (1996), “Consideraciones en torno al estudio de la prosa sapiencial medieval: el caso de las colecciones de sentencias”, Diablotexto. Revista de Crítica Literaria / rank
 
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MS: San Lorenzo de El Escorial: Escorial: Monasterio, S-II-13 (1). 1472-04-11 a quo - 1500 ca. ad quem. pseudo-Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Los proverbios de Séneca llamados vicios y virtudes (tr. Desconocido), traducido 1500 ca. ad quem.
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    Statements

    PhiloBiblon ID
    BETA manid 1534
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    Instance of
    Manuscript
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    Inventory position
    S-II-13 (1)
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    Title page transcript
    13. M. Seneca. 4
    * Qualifier
    corte
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    Format
    Folio
    Source [literal]
    Zarco III:482
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    * Binding
    del Escorial s. XVIII
    Source [literal]
    Bizzarri 1997
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    Physical description [literal]
    3 + 1-36 + 36bis + 36ter + 37-56 + 2 + 57-99 (impresos) + 3
    Statement refers to
    Folios
    Source [literal]
    Bizzarri 1937
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    Segmentation
    Leaf
    Height (measure of vertical distance) / human height
    280 mm (millimeter)
    Width
    205 mm (millimeter)
    Source [literal]
    Zarco
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    Text-page
    Height (measure of vertical distance) / human height
    211 mm (millimeter)
    Width
    130 mm (millimeter)
    Source [literal]
    Bizarri 1997
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    Page layout
    Lines
    Note
    32
    Source [literal]
    Bandak:41
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    Script style
    Round gothic
    Source [literal]
    Bizarri 1997
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    Watermark
    Hand
    Note
    con estrella
    Source [literal]
    Zarco
    0 references
    Visual work component
    initials
    Note
    rojas
    Source [literal]
    Zarco
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    rubrics
    Note
    en rojo
    Source [literal]
    Zarco
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    pilcrows
    Note
    en rojo
    Source [literal]
    Zarco
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    History
    Acquired
    Begin date
    2 May 1576
    Precision of begin date [string]
    ad quem
    Source [literal]
    Zarco III:482
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    Secondary literature
    Dataset status
    PhiloBiblon record created
    Date
    10 July 1985
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    Old inventory position
    S.II.13
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    Θ.III.9
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    ij.D.4
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    iii.Q.q.
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