See Iter Liturgicum Italicum, notated music, also see MMMO
See Iter Liturgicum Italicum, from St. Peter's, Rome
Written by Giacomo Grimaldi, see colophon f.378v
f.1r contains a fragment of calendar and other work
Known as " Barberini Triglot", contains Samaritan text, Hebrew text in Samaritan letters, and Arabic text
Part of a 12 part Missale for Roman use, Bonc.O.1-12
See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana., Conybeare, F. C. (Frederick Cornwallis)., Tisserant, E. (1927). Codices armeni Bybliothecae vaticanae Borgiani. Romae: Typis polyglottis vaticanis. pp. 1-2
Scribe: Ephraim b. Joab b. Moses da Modena, done for Mordecai b. Benjamin the physician. Ff. 76-77 are not by him
Formerly known as the Codex Borgia as it was owned by Stefano Borgia before being donated
f.1 is a transliteration of f.2
Dedicated to Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Joachim, Anna, St. Ignatius and Francis Xavier. Written in Portugal in 1822, an annex extends the history to 1824
See Bannister, H. M. Monumenti vaticani di paleografia musicale latina ID# 297, 876, 921. Musical notation.
Signed and dated in colophon on f.46r, scribe: Leopardus Antonotius
See Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams, See Pinakes Entry, See NASSCAL
See Biblissima, See Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams, made in Constantinople, Pinakes Entry, , Codices Palatini Entry, Menologium metaphrasticum mensis Septembris; Konstantinopel; ca. 1054/55 bis 1070
Workshop of King Wenceslas IV, Codices Palatini Entry, Biblia: Testamentum vetus; liber Psalmorum et Testamentum novum; Prag; Hofwerkstätten König Wenzels IV.; um 1400 bis 1. Jahrzehnt 15. Jh.
First volume of two
In the guardiuolo dialect of Calabria, by P. Bunaviunitura diula Gardia
Covers several languages of the western Pacific. Decoration of the title page by the nuns of the Visitation de Reims, other decoration by the Sisters of St. Joseph de Cluny.
In ancient African languages. Title page decorated by Emma Lecointe, nun of Sacre Coeur
Work by Franz Nicolaus Florentini, bishop of Coire. decoration by Countess Anatole de Sainte Aldegonde
Includes Oriya, Urdu, Konkani, Malayalam, Tamil, Khmer, etc
Work by Cardinal Cirilo Alameda y Brea, archbishop of Toledo. Decoration by P. Julian Viñas, bound by Gruel
in Portuguese
Pentateuchus, e recensione, quam vocant syro-hexaplarem in sermonem arabicum versus ad al-Ḥāriṯ ibn Sinān ibn Sinbāṭ, ut e clausulis ad calcem librorum Mosi additis liquet.
"Oriental" hebrew square script
Includes a calendar starting on f.212r
See Pinakes Entry,
In Jawi, see Igunma, J. (n.d.). "The beautiful art of Tai palm leaf manuscripts". Retrieved June 19, 2020, from https://www.academia.edu/33094822/The_beautiful_art_of_Tai_palm_leaf_manuscripts. p. 54