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[N.T. Apocalypse with glossa ordinaria].

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An early copy of the Glossa ordinaria on the Apocalypse, written, annotated and expanded by several hands before the text of the gloss became standardized.
Collection
Part of Medieval and Renaissance Mediterranean Manuscripts
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Call Number
Garrett MS. 32
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Publisher
[France or Rhineland?], [between 1125 and 1175].
People
Related Name
Princeton University. Library. Manuscript. Garrett MS. 32.
Language
Latin
Subject
Bible Revelation—Early works to 1800
Manuscripts, Latin—New Jersey—Princeton
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