Annus et dies; opus ex quo deerrans superioribus temporibus, et instauratum nunc ad aetatem sancrosan[cti] synodi Nicenae calendarium (vulgo vetus et novum cal[endarium] vocant) comparantur et coaequantur. Alia quae his cohaerent versa pagina ordine ostendit /
Extent: 32 leaves : paper ; 364 x 250 mm bound to 370 x 255 mm
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Ms. codex. Title from title page (f. ii recto). Incipit 1: Ante oculos interq[ue] manuo tibi pono calendas...(f. 1r); Explicit 1: ...utilis et pariter grata futura tibi est (f. 1r). Incipit 2: Virtutem inquit princeps latinorum lyricorum poeta in columen odimus...(f. 1r); Explicit 2: ...mos tamen est aeque dignus uterq[ue] coli (f. 2r). Incipit 3: Honorabilis docte fidelis nobis dilecte (f. 2v); Explicit 3: ...et id inprimis propter peregrinos in aula res agentes, et sollicite responsa petentes (f. 3r). Incipit 4: Ad singulare caesaris maiestatis etc. domini omnium nostrum clementissimum mandatum...(f. 3r); Explicit 4: Promtius efficiat, plura exemplaria imprimi faciat (f. 3r). Foliation: Paper, 32; [ii, 1-30]; modern foliation in pencil, upper right recto. Script: Written in a humanistic book script. Decoration: Section titles in red ink; calendar tables (f. 3v-4r); tables of the months of the Roman calendar (f. 9v-21r); table of the location of the sunrise and sunset during the year (f. 22r); zodiac tables (f. 23v-30r). Binding: Contemporary blind-stamped leather (Zacour-Hirsch), with pastedowns of German documents on paper. Origin: Written in Vienna, ca. 1583 (f. 3r). Sold by Ivan Volkoff (Solvang, California), 1967.
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