Box 3
Contains 85 Results:
Leaf from a German translation of Livy, 1596
From a German translation of Livy, printed by Theodoius Rihel in 1596 at Strassburg. The illustrator Rihel's Livy was an artist named Tobias Stimmer. The recto side of the leaflet is marked as 315 and the verso side is marked as 316.
Folder 26
Leaf from the Four Books of Husbandry, 1596
This leaf is from "The Four Books of Husbandry", translated by the Elizabethan poet Barnaby Googe, and collected by Conrad Heresbach. "Imprinted at London for Thomas Wight, dwelling in Paules Churyarde, at the great North doore of Paules, Anno Domini, 1596." The recto side of the leaflet is marked as page number 55; the verso side has no page number marked.
Folder 27
Manuscript leaf from a Seventeenth Century Spanish Antiphonary
This is a manuscript leaf from a Seventeenth Century Spanish Antiphonary. This manuscript was purchased in Seville. The recto side of the leaf is marked as 104; the verso side has no page number.
Folder 28
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.