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Title	Sermones Quadragesimales / Jacobus de Voragine, BPL 2442
Creator/other	Jacobus (ca. 1226-1298) Canons Regular, Stainz
Shelfmark	BPL 2442
Subject (topical)	Reading culture Reading culture (monastic) preaching (MMDC)
Subject (temporal)	Middle Ages 14th century
Note	Script: Written by at least two scribes. Binding: Medieval binding, contemporary. - Parchment over wooden boards with bevelled edges. Two eye-and-pin fastenings (long-strap, closing on front board face, renewed). Metal chain attachment (back board. - Bookblock resewn, spine renewed. Description (Bouwman 2023): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3619870 Description (Gumbert 2009): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3161419 Also described by MMDC.
Reference	Bouwman 2023 = A. Bouwman, Inventory of western medieval manuscripts held by Leiden University Libraries. Leiden 2023 Gumbert 2009 = J.P. Gumbert, Illustrated Inventory of Medieval Manuscripts. Vol. 2. Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek BPL (Hilversum 2009), MMDC = Medieval Manuscripts in Dutch Collections
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Part of	Bibliotheca Publica Latina
Language	Latin
Country	Austria
Form	1 volume, 128 leaves : pen-flourished initials ; 187x143 mm
Extent	141 scans
Ownership	Owned by: "Fratrum in Stain" (f. 1*v, 15th-century), probably the Canons Regular of Stainz (Austria).
Published/created	German regions, southern part ; Austria?, 14th century, first half
Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3760095
Published (digital)	Leiden University Libraries,