From the library of Count Giacomo Manzoni (1816-1889), minister of finance of the Roman Republic in 1849, linguist and philologist; his small bookplate on upper left corner of inner upper cover (two circles, one inscribed 'Ex libris Jacobi Manzoni', the other with crest armorial of a demi bull salient out of a comital coronet). Manzoni's library was sold in Rome in 1893; this copy lot 3683 in sale catalogue 'Catalogue de la bibliothèque de feu M. le comte Jacques Manzoni' (Città di Castello: S. Lapi, 1892-4), pt. 2, p. 107. Bookplate followed by manuscript number "3683" in red ink on inner upper cover. Clipping of entry for this copy from Manzoni sale catalogue attached to the inner upper cover. Full bifolium leaf of manuscript waste as front pastedown: probably Italy, twelfth-thirteenth century, on parchment, each leaf originally folded in half to produce four pages (with sewing holes), containing Latin text (possibly the Ordo Missae) written in a Carolingian script in black ink with initial letters and some text in red ink, with some later Latin annotations.
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From the library of Count Giacomo Manzoni (1816-1889), minister of finance of the Roman Republic in 1849, linguist and philologist; his small bookplate on upper left corner of inner upper cover (two circles, one inscribed 'Ex libris Jacobi Manzoni', the other with crest armorial of a demi bull salient out of a comital coronet). Manzoni's library was sold in Rome in 1893; this copy lot 3683 in sale catalogue 'Catalogue de la bibliothèque de feu M. le comte Jacques Manzoni' (Città di Castello: S. Lapi, 1892-4), pt. 2, p. 107. Bookplate followed by manuscript number "3683" in red ink on inner upper cover. Clipping of entry for this copy from Manzoni sale catalogue attached to the inner upper cover. Full bifolium leaf of manuscript waste as front pastedown: probably Italy, twelfth-thirteenth century, on parchment, each leaf originally folded in half to produce four pages (with sewing holes), containing Latin text (possibly the Ordo Missae) written in a Carolingian script in black ink with initial letters and some text in red ink, with some later Latin annotations.
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