A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Fitzwilliam MuseumUniversity Press, 1895 - 472 من الصفحات |
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acolyte adore altar Angel Annunciation Antiphon apostles armour arms arras beardless Bishop blank blessing blue Border canopy Capricornus casket Cent chasuble Chequer Christ cloud Collation Compline Confessors cross cross-staff Crucifixion David Dead desk devil dieu Domina Dove dragon figures four front Full-page gold ground green half-length Half-page hand harp head holds Holy Ghost HORAE Hours Initial intemerata Jews John Kalendar Kalendar in French king landscape Lauds leaf lion Magdalene Malchus mantle Marg Marks of ownership Matins Memoriae Michael armed mitred nimbed Obsecro Officium mortuorum open book pastoral staff Pentecost Peter picture pink Prayers priest Psalms and Litany Psalter quires Rays robe Saints sceptre scroll Searle seated Seven Psalms Sext shepherds shield sits soldiers soul stands Star sword throned Tierce tree Trinity Vellum Vespers Vij Psalms Virgin and Child Virgin kneels window woman
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الصفحة 122 - Domine, ne in furore tuo arguas me; * neque in ira tua corripias me. Miserere mei, Domine, quoniam infirmus sum;* sana me, Domine, quoniam conturbata sunt ossa mea.
الصفحة 408 - Accept the tribute of these sketches, which, under the allegory of a knight errant's adventures, indicate the trials of virtue and the conquest of vice, preparatory to a happier state of existence. After the hero is called to the spiritual world, and blest with a celestial union, he is armed with power for the exercise of his ministry, and for fulfilling the dispensations of Providence ; he becomes the associate of Faith, Hope, and Charity, and, as universal Benevolence, is employed in acts of mercy—...
الصفحة xvi - Historical Notes and other literary materials now first collected towards the formation of a systematic Bibliographical description of Mediaeval illuminated MSS.
الصفحة 408 - ... allegory of a knight errant's adventures, indicate the trials of virtue and the conquest of vice, preparatory to a happier state of existence. After the hero is called to the spiritual world, and blest with a celestial union, he is armed with power for the exercise of his ministry, and for fulfilling the dispensations of Providence ; he becomes the associate of Faith, Hope, and Charity, and, as universal Benevolence, is employed in acts of mercy— John Flaxman, October 2, 1796.
الصفحة 402 - XIV. The paper-mark in all these pages is the same. At p. 119 is Libanius' Preface to the Orations, and this, with the handwriting of the Olynthiacs ^nearly to the end of the second), is the same as far as p. 139 (2), where a leaf is interposed by another hand (3), and again another begins at p. 141 (4), and there are alternations of these three styles (all of which are of Ssec.
الصفحة 408 - Flaxman;" below two hands are clasped as at the altar, two cherubs bear a garland, and the following inscription to his wife introduces the subject: — " The anniversary of your birth-day calls on me to be grateful for fourteen happy years passed in your society. Accept the tribute of these sketches, which, under the allegory of a knight errant's adventures, indicate the trials of virtue and the conquest of vice, preparatory to a happier state of existence.
الصفحة 422 - Le trouvère commence par faire un appel à l'attention des lecteurs : .Si vos volez que je vos die De Dieu et de sainte Marie, • . Or faites pais, si...
الصفحة xix - Binding; material and style: method of fastening the volume up, if any : traces of chaining. In cases where a book has been chained, and the old cover removed, so that no external trace of the chain is left, there will often be a mark of rust on the first or last leaves of the volume.
الصفحة xvii - I will freely confess, that during the compilation of this book I have more than once been stimulated by the hope that some collector who should make use of my work might be led to think of the Fitzwilliam Museum as a place where his manuscripts would be choicely valued, religiously preserved, and minutely investigated...
الصفحة 401 - I found with equal surprise and satisfaction that it contained a large number of the Orations of Demosthenes in a perfect state. The Leptines, the Androtion, the De Corona, and the De Falsa Legatione, are the largest and perhaps the most important of these. But it also contains the earlier orations; viz. the Olynthiacs, Philippics, De Pace, Trepl ' A\ovvijo'ov, irepi T<UV ev Xeppoi/^crp, Trpos TT)V eiri<TTO\r)v, Trepl ervvTofeo)?, eTTi<TTO\j) QiKiTnrov, Trepl TWV auft/AopHav, irepi TWV Trpoy 'AX.