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Composite volume made up of two imperfect 13th-century Bibles, combined to make a single manuscript. There are lacunae in most books, and several books are omitted entirely. Part I (fol. 1r-146v) is non-standard in both its arrangement of books and selection of prologues, and it has extensive marginal annotation, often with alphabetic tie-marks to glosses. Part II (fol. 147r-192v) is a southern French or Italian Bible, which runs from Habakkuk to the beginning of Apocalypse, ending incomplete . The text is standard in order, but includes several prologues not found in Parisian Bibles.
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Medieval and Renaissance Mediterranean Manuscripts
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- Princeton University. Library. Manuscript. Princeton MS. 1.
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- Latin
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