9066 - Austria - Vienna - Österreichische Nationalbibliothek - Codex Vindobonensis Palatinus. Series nova 35755 - Reading Room

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Country	Austria VIAF
City	Vienna VIAF
Repository	Österreichische Nationalbibliothek VIAF
Shelfmark	Codex Vindobonensis Palatinus. Series nova 35755
Common Name	Kreuzensteiner Legendar
Current Status	In situ
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	254 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	15th century
Language(s)	Latin
Genre(s)	Hagiographies
Notes	Number 3 of 4 volumes; fol. 11v-12v are blank
Bibliography	Franz Lackner, "Handschriften aus der Burg Kreuzenstein in der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek," in Codices Manuscripti 27/28 (1999): 9-36.
Ext. Bibliography	manuscripta.at Mittelalterliche Handschriften in Österreich
HMML Proj. Num.	9066
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/519079
Processed By	HMML
Surrogate Format	Microform
Reproduction Notes	Label on film: Burg Kreuzenstein
Access Restrictions	On-site only or order a scan
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

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Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	254 leaf(ves)
Collation	ii + 252
Binding Dimensions	21.5 x 14.5 cm
Provenance	Formerly in the private collection at Burg Kreuzenstein, cod. 5865/III; purchased by the Austrian National Library in 1992

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Type	Manuscript
Place of Origin	Austria
Century(ies)	15th century
Year Range	1450-1500
Support	Paper
Writing System	Roman

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Part 1

Item 1
Item Location	fol. 1r-10v
Title	Calendar of saints
Language(s)	Latin
Item Notes	List of contents for all four volumes

Item 2
Item Location	fol. 13r-252v
Title	Legendarium. Part 3
Language(s)	Latin

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Country	Austria VIAF
City	Vienna VIAF
Repository	Österreichische Nationalbibliothek VIAF
Shelfmark	Codex Vindobonensis Palatinus. Series nova 35755
Common Name	Kreuzensteiner Legendar
Current Status	In situ
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	254 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	15th century
Language(s)	Latin
Genre(s)	Hagiographies
Notes	Number 3 of 4 volumes; fol. 11v-12v are blank
Bibliography	Franz Lackner, "Handschriften aus der Burg Kreuzenstein in der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek," in Codices Manuscripti 27/28 (1999): 9-36.
Ext. Bibliography	manuscripta.at Mittelalterliche Handschriften in Österreich
HMML Proj. Num.	9066
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/519079
Processed By	HMML
Surrogate Format	Microform
Reproduction Notes	Label on film: Burg Kreuzenstein
Access Restrictions	On-site only or order a scan
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

Object
Description

Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	254 leaf(ves)
Collation	ii + 252
Binding Dimensions	21.5 x 14.5 cm
Provenance	Formerly in the private collection at Burg Kreuzenstein, cod. 5865/III; purchased by the Austrian National Library in 1992

Part 1

Type	Manuscript
Place of Origin	Austria
Century(ies)	15th century
Year Range	1450-1500
Support	Paper
Writing System	Roman

Item 1
Item Location	fol. 1r-10v
Title	Calendar of saints
Language(s)	Latin
Item Notes	List of contents for all four volumes

Item 2
Item Location	fol. 13r-252v
Title	Legendarium. Part 3
Language(s)	Latin

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