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mei/02142490 INC J186 [02142490]

Washington DC, Folger Shakespeare Library (US) : INC J186

ISTC No.ij00209000
AuthorJacobus Philippus de Bergamo
TitleSupplementum chronicarum
ImprintBrescia : Boninus de Boninis, de Ragusia, 1 Dec. 1485
Formatf°
Languagelat
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SubjectHistory
KeywordsLiterature-social
Periodcontemporary

Description of Copy

Copy Id02142490
Holding InstitutionWashington DC, Folger Shakespeare Library (US)
ShelfmarkINC J186
Other Identifier90227 (Folger Shakespeare Library)

Provenance 1857-1930

Provenance nameFolger, Henry Clay, 1857-1930
Folger, Emily C. J., 1858-1936

provenance 1932-

placenameWashington D.C. (Geonames ID: 4140963)
arean-us-dc
ownerFolger Shakespeare Library, 1932-
noteLacks leaves a1 (blank), n2, n7, and T8 (register); margins trimmed, affecting manuscript notes; worming in the 1st and last gatherings, affecting text in tables. Initials, paragraph marks and capital strokes in red throughout. Manuscript finding notes in brown ink (one of them underlining the invention of printing on leaf 341), and manuscript additions in indexes; small later manuscript fragment bearing name "P. Venerante[?]", loosely inserted in book, now kept in a mylar in the book. Purchased in 1916.

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copyId02142490
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shelfmarkINC J186
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provenance

ownerFolger, Henry Clay, 1857-1930
Folger, Emily C. J., 1858-1936

provenance

placenameWashington D.C. (Geonames ID: 4140963)
arean-us-dc
ownerFolger Shakespeare Library, 1932-
noteLacks leaves a1 (blank), n2, n7, and T8 (register); margins trimmed, affecting manuscript notes; worming in the 1st and last gatherings, affecting text in tables. Initials, paragraph marks and capital strokes in red throughout. Manuscript finding notes in brown ink (one of them underlining the invention of printing on leaf 341), and manuscript additions in indexes; small later manuscript fragment bearing name "P. Venerante[?]", loosely inserted in book, now kept in a mylar in the book. Purchased in 1916.

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Last Edit2021-07-19 16:57:51