--- _id: 02108363 data: completeness: 1 copyType: - a descriptionLanguage: eng generalNotes: - Record created by Helene Huszti holdingInstitutionId: ColUL hostItemId: ij00211000 paperSizeHeight: 300 paperSizeWidth: 200 provenance: - acquisitionMethod: x agent: - characterisation: - rel dates: 900-1798 name: Monastery San Simpliciano de Mediolano ownerId: 00020913 professionOrType: - rei role: R390 type: corporate area: - areaCode: e-it bindingDate: t bindingDepth: 55 bindingHeight: 304 bindingNote: |- 16th century vellum binding on wooden boards, 3-banded spine with manuscript titling on the first compartment (evidence of the title and date). Underneath has been written an old Columbia call number: "E40 A76". The spine is falling apart. Black inscription in the top left corner that couldn't be read. Titling on the edges, “Cronic. Suplem.” on the tail and “Cronici. Philip Berg.” on the head. Could have been an original binding at first sight, but the observation of the margins shows that they have been significantly cropped, cutting some of the inscriptions (vertically and horizontally). Boards reinforced by parchment and paper leaves from medieval manuscripts (legal text?) and early printed books. bindingStatus: b bindingType: c bindingWidth: 205 boardMaterial: c certainty: a coverMaterial: a decorationNote: |+ No rubrication. The capital letters of the f.155r are highlighted with minium. All of the small initials are missing throughout the text. The 15 different books are opened by woodcut initials except: the fifteenth (M missing), the thirteenth (H missing), the fifth (Q missing, manuscript guide letter), the fourth (E missing). edges: d furniture: 0 gauffered: d hasMsComments: 1 hasMsCompletions: 1 hasMsCorrections: 1 hasMsExtractedKeywords: 1 hasOrnamentalLetters: 1 hasPenInitials: 1 msFrequency: c msLocation: c msNote: | At least three different ones. Several pages of the tabula are corrected in margins, additions to the tables f.4 and f.7, precision on the first names of historical characters. The parts of the text relating to monasticism are notified in margin by the abbreviation "monach." The biblical citation was identified on f.3r. Corrections of the chapters. note: 'First exlibris on f.1r: "Est sancti Simpliciani de Mediolano. Second exlibris on f.261r: "Istud volume est mon. Scti Simpliciani de Mediolano". The ownership inscription at the end of the tabula as well as the end of the one on the f.261r have been erased by the monks of Simpliciano, suggesting a previous ownership.' place: - geonamesId: 3173435 name: Milan source: - a titling: - a tooling: d type: - a writingOnEdges: a - acquisitionMethod: a agent: - characterisation: - unk dates: 18th century gender: 1002 name: 'D. Hieronymi a Med. V. [unidentified]' ownerId: 00020895 professionOrType: - unk role: R390 type: person certainty: b note: |- "D. Hieronymi a Med. V." at the bottom of the first folio. Other inscriptions written with a very similar ink have been linked to him, but without certainty: "19.A.18" on the inside front cover (former shelfmark?), and on top of the first endpaper the date "15.1.1712 - 120". Below is the price, "8 L 45". priceAmount: 8 L 45 source: - a timeperiod: start: 1712 type: - a - acquisitionMethod: b agent: - characterisation: - noc name: 'New York, Columbia University, Butler Library' ownerId: 00010224 professionOrType: - lib role: R399 type: corporate area: - areaCode: n-us certainty: a evidenceDate: 1898 note: |- Bookplate pastedown the front inner board: "Columbia University in the City of New York Library, Special fund 1898 given anonymously". Accession number : 274483, Jun 22 1899. Old shelfmark: E40 F76. place: - geonamesId: 5128581 name: New York source: - a stampsNote: - Blind stamp "Columbia University Library" on f.2 and f.a1. timeperiod: start: 1898 type: - e - h - o - p shelfmark: Goff J211 supportMaterialBook: a supportMaterialPlates: e meta: context: - _NYCol history: - date: 2017-11-01T17:18:02 - date: 2017-11-01T17:31:36 - date: 2017-11-01T17:51:41 - date: 2017-11-01T17:53:12 - date: 2017-11-02T15:28:50 - date: 2017-11-03T18:19:33 - timestamp: 2018-02-27T18:33:54 - timestamp: 2018-02-27T18:36:19