12933 - Austria - Klagenfurt - Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt - Cod. 1 - Reading Room

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0 CE - 2025 CE

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Country	Austria VIAF
City	Klagenfurt VIAF
Repository	Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt VIAF
Shelfmark	Cod. 1
Current Status	Relocated
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	366 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	15th century
Language(s)	German
Feature(s)	Illumination; Illustration(s); Initial(s), Decorated
Notes	Manuscript moved from the Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt to the Kapuzinerkloster Wien in the 1990s
Bibliography	Hermann Menhardt. Handschriftenverzeichnis der Kärntner Bibliotheken (Wien, 1927), 255; Hans Vollmer. Materialien zur Bibelgeschichte und religiösen Volkskunde des Mittelalters (Berlin, 1912), vol. 1
Ext. Bibliography	manuscripta.at Mittelalterliche Handschriften in Österreich
HMML Proj. Num.	12933
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/628572
Processed By	HMML
Surrogate Format	Microform
Reproduction Notes	328 excerpts filmed also in color
Access Restrictions	On-site only or order a scan
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

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Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	366 leaf(ves)
Binding	Stamped brown leather over wooden boards
Binding Dimensions	41 x 27 cm
Provenance	At the Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt from 1787 to the 1990s; previously in the Kapuzinerkloster Villach

Part 1

Type	Manuscript
Place of Origin	Austria (?)
Century(ies)	15th century
Support	Paper
Writing System	Roman
Script(s)	Gothic Cursiva

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Part 1

Item 1
Item Location	fol. 1r-357v
Title	Historienbibel
Alternate Title	Das puech der geschopff
Language(s)	German

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Country	Austria VIAF
City	Klagenfurt VIAF
Repository	Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt VIAF
Shelfmark	Cod. 1
Current Status	Relocated
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	366 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	15th century
Language(s)	German
Feature(s)	Illumination; Illustration(s); Initial(s), Decorated
Notes	Manuscript moved from the Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt to the Kapuzinerkloster Wien in the 1990s
Bibliography	Hermann Menhardt. Handschriftenverzeichnis der Kärntner Bibliotheken (Wien, 1927), 255; Hans Vollmer. Materialien zur Bibelgeschichte und religiösen Volkskunde des Mittelalters (Berlin, 1912), vol. 1
Ext. Bibliography	manuscripta.at Mittelalterliche Handschriften in Österreich
HMML Proj. Num.	12933
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/628572
Processed By	HMML
Surrogate Format	Microform
Reproduction Notes	328 excerpts filmed also in color
Access Restrictions	On-site only or order a scan
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

Object
Description

Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	366 leaf(ves)
Binding	Stamped brown leather over wooden boards
Binding Dimensions	41 x 27 cm
Provenance	At the Kapuzinerkloster Klagenfurt from 1787 to the 1990s; previously in the Kapuzinerkloster Villach

Part 1

Type	Manuscript
Place of Origin	Austria (?)
Century(ies)	15th century
Support	Paper
Writing System	Roman
Script(s)	Gothic Cursiva

Item 1
Item Location	fol. 1r-357v
Title	Historienbibel
Alternate Title	Das puech der geschopff
Language(s)	German

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