1334 - Austria - Melk - Stift Melk. Stiftsbibliothek - Codex Mellicensis 325 (322, F 22) - Reading Room

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Country	Austria VIAF
City	Melk VIAF
Repository	Stift Melk. Stiftsbibliothek VIAF
Shelfmark	Codex Mellicensis 325 (322, F 22)
Current Status	In situ
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	395 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	15th century
Language(s)	Latin
Genre(s)	Sermons
Notes	Folio
HMML Proj. Num.	1334
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/272
Processed By	HMML
Surrogate Format	Microform
Access Restrictions	On-site only or order a scan
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

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Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	395 leaf(ves)

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Type	Manuscript
Century(ies)	15th century
Year Range	1400-1500
Writing System	Roman

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Part 1

Item 1
Title	Sermones 182 de sanctis Patribus
Associated Name	Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, -397 VIAF
Associated Name	Augustine, of Hippo, 354-430 VIAF
Associated Name	Bernard, of Clairvaux, 1090 or 1091-1153 VIAF
Associated Name	Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 260-approximately 340 VIAF
Associated Name	Fulgentius, Bishop of Ruspa, 468-533 VIAF
Associated Name	Leo I, Pope, -461 VIAF
Associated Name	Maximus, of Turin, active 4th century-5th century VIAF
Associated Name	Paulinus, of Nola, approximately 353-431 VIAF
Associated Name	Peter Damian, 1007?-1072 VIAF
Language(s)	Latin
Item Notes	Attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux, Peter Damian, Fulgentius (of Ruspa?), Maximus (of Turin?), Augustine of Hippo, Ambrose of Milan, Pope Leo I, Abbot Adam, Eusebius (of Caesarea?), and Paulinus (of Nola?)

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Country	Austria VIAF
City	Melk VIAF
Repository	Stift Melk. Stiftsbibliothek VIAF
Shelfmark	Codex Mellicensis 325 (322, F 22)
Current Status	In situ
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	395 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	15th century
Language(s)	Latin
Genre(s)	Sermons
Notes	Folio
HMML Proj. Num.	1334
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/272
Processed By	HMML
Surrogate Format	Microform
Access Restrictions	On-site only or order a scan
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

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Description

Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	395 leaf(ves)

Part 1

Type	Manuscript
Century(ies)	15th century
Year Range	1400-1500
Writing System	Roman

Item 1
Title	Sermones 182 de sanctis Patribus
Associated Name	Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, -397 VIAF
Associated Name	Augustine, of Hippo, 354-430 VIAF
Associated Name	Bernard, of Clairvaux, 1090 or 1091-1153 VIAF
Associated Name	Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 260-approximately 340 VIAF
Associated Name	Fulgentius, Bishop of Ruspa, 468-533 VIAF
Associated Name	Leo I, Pope, -461 VIAF
Associated Name	Maximus, of Turin, active 4th century-5th century VIAF
Associated Name	Paulinus, of Nola, approximately 353-431 VIAF
Associated Name	Peter Damian, 1007?-1072 VIAF
Language(s)	Latin
Item Notes	Attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux, Peter Damian, Fulgentius (of Ruspa?), Maximus (of Turin?), Augustine of Hippo, Ambrose of Milan, Pope Leo I, Abbot Adam, Eusebius (of Caesarea?), and Paulinus (of Nola?)

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