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An abridged summary of the continuation of Burchard's Diarium by Paris de Grassis, master of ceremonies under popes Julius II and Leo X, covering the pontificate of Leo X up to 1521, followed by a further continuation by Blasius Martinellus up to 1538 (and thus encompassing Adrian VI, Clement VII, and part of Paul III). By far the largest section is devoted to 1513, the year of Leo's accession, with the amount given to each year declining sharply thereafter until 1538 receives only half of a page.
Support: paper; Extent: 82 leaves : 270 x 201 mm. bound to 290 x 210 mm; Collation: Paper, 82; i² 1-40²; irregularly placed catchwords, quires 1-10 signed, upper left recto of first leaf; modern foliation in pencil, [i-ii, 1-80], upper right recto.
Written in 19-27 long lines.
Written in a cursive script.
Ms. codex.
Title from title statement (f. 1r).
Incipit : Peractis de sacro mor[i?] nov[issimo?] dialibus exequiis pro memoria... (f. 1r); Explicit: In pace cuius anime requescat (f. 46r).
Incipit 2: Die [quinta] vigili[ae] Ephiphani[ae] ego Blasius intravi in possessionem officii... (f. 47r); Explicit 2: et solum reservari nomen legationis pro Cardinalibus (f. 78r).
These are pages that we pulled aside that disrupted the flow of the manuscript reader. These may be bindings, inserts, bookmarks, and various other oddities.
Italy
Written in Italy (Zacour-Hirsch).
Contemporary boards (Zacour-Hirsch).
Latin
Sold by Renzo Rizzi (Milan, Italy), 1960.
Italy
Written in Italy (Zacour-Hirsch).
Latin
Sold by Renzo Rizzi
An abridged summary of the continuation of Burchard's Diarium by Paris de Grassis, master of ceremonies under popes Julius II and Leo X, covering the pontificate of Leo X up to 1521, followed by a further continuation by Blasius Martinellus up to 1538 (and thus encompassing Adrian VI, Clement VII, and part of Paul III). By far the largest section is devoted to 1513, the year of Leo's accession, with the amount given to each year declining sharply thereafter until 1538 receives only half of a page.
Ms. codex.
Title from title statement (f. 1r).
Incipit : Peractis de sacro mor[i?] nov[issimo?] dialibus exequiis pro memoria... (f. 1r); Explicit: In pace cuius anime requescat (f. 46r).
Incipit 2: Die [quinta] vigili[ae] Ephiphani[ae] ego Blasius intravi in possessionem officii... (f. 47r); Explicit 2: et solum reservari nomen legationis pro Cardinalibus (f. 78r).
Written in a cursive script.
These are pages that we pulled aside that disrupted the flow of the manuscript reader. These may be bindings, inserts, bookmarks, and various other oddities.
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