Title from colophon (f. 53r). Origin: Written in Granada in 1583 (colophon, f. 53r), with a few later additions. Binding: Contemporary blind-stamped leather over wooden boards; remnants of two metal clasps. Cover damaged, especially at spine. Stains. Some damage that might be due to water or mildew. Illustrations on f. 1-3 are badly worn and damaged. Notes inside upper cover: "Esegutoria de Juan Burgueño, Puebla Vecino de la Vil." Below that inscription is another reading "Esegutoria de Julian Burgueño, Puebla Vecino de la Vil"; the rest is worn and difficult to read. Description taken from Zacour-Hirsch. Foliation: Parchment, 54; [ii, 1], 2-52, older foliation in ink; [1-54], modern foliation in pencil, upper right recto. References in this record are to modern foliation. Layout: Written in 34 lines; ruled in red ink. Script: Main text written in a humanistic script by a single hand, with later additions in cursive and italic scripts by multiple other hands. Decoration: Two-page painted illustration of Crucifixion with Gomez family kneeling in prayer (f. 1v-2r); full-page illuminated coat of arms (f. 2v); full-page illustration of rider in landscape receiving vision of Christ (Villa de Valaderrey? St. Martin of Tours?) (f. 3r); borders decorated with painted flowers, leaves, birds, butterflies, and snails; several uncolored ink drawings and... Ms. codex.
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