Box 3
Contains 85 Results:
Manuscript leaf from a Persian manuscript
A leaf from a Persian manuscript of the early Seventeenth Century, viz., the Sháhnáma of Firdausi, the longest poem in the Persian language. The calligraphy is in the style known as Shekasteh Nastaliq.
Folder 29
Italian manuscript leaf by Perlone Zipoli
An Italian manuscript leaf from the Seventeenth Century by "Perlone Zipoli". The name is an anagram under which Lorenzo Lippi hid his authorship. The recto side of the leaflet has two paragraphs; the first marked 21, and the second marked 22. The verso side is similar; but the two paragraphs are marked 23 and 24.
Folder 30
Leaf from the New Testament in English, 1600
From the New Testament in English, printed in Antwerp, 1600 by Daniel Verliet. The leaflet shown is from a second edition. The recto side of the leaf is marked as 717 and the verso side is marked as 718.
Folder 31
Leaf from the Justinian Code, 1602
A leaf from the "Justinian Code", Ex Officina Vignoniana in St. Gervais near Paris, 1602. The leaflet has two columns per page; each column is marked with a page number. The recto side has the columns marked as 81 and 82; the verso side has columns marked as 83 and 84.
Folder 32
Leaf from the first King James Bible, 1612
From the first King James Bible in a popular edition. It was published and printed by Robert Barker, the King's printer in London, 1612.
