The third front flyleaf and the first back flyleaf are of parchment, the other flyleaves are paper Binding: English blue half-morocco, ca. 1800. Stamped in gold on spine: "ANTONINI CONFESSIONALE MS." Layout: One column of eighteen lines, brown ink and lead point ruling; written area: 82 x 65 mm Script: Gothic--rotunda Script: Likely written by at least two scribes, with ink changing at fol. 142v. Decoration: One decorated initial in red with foliate extensions at the beginning of text; new sections begin with a larger red initial; paragraph markers are red throughout; manicules appear on later leaves Related resource: De Ricci, Seymour, with the assistance of W. J. Wilson, Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the United States and Canada, vol. 2 (New York,: H. W. Wilson, 1935-40), p. 2012, no. 2. Provenance: Frater Pauli de Scledo [?], s.XVI; A.J. Horwood, sale London, June 8, 1883, no. 1278, to Ridler; Free Library of Philadelphia; Inscribed on f. 1r is the name, "fratris pauli de scledo" [?], possibly an early sixteenth-century owner. Inside flyleaf bears the price "$65.00" and the shelfmark. The vellum flyleaf is inscribed with the name "A. J. Horwood, Temple."; first leaf gives a...
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