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Best.-Nr. ST20968-01Italy second half of 11th or opening of 12th century. 497 x 294 mm. 19 5/8 x 11 5/8". Double column 58 lines in a late Caroline hand. Running titles in red three two-line initials in red. Recovered from a binding and thus with some general soiling and staining to vellum recto illegible except for part of the headline modern reinforcement to the gutter and margins affecting a couple of letters at the end of a number of lines but the verso quite legible in most places and easily recoverable in the few places where it's not. This impressive leaf was once part of an immense lectern Bible that would have been prominently displayed at a church or monastery ca. 1075-1100. Measuring just under 500 mm. tall its dimensions are almost big enough to be considered an "Atlantic Bible" a distinctive modern designation reserved for massive Bibles produced in the 11th and 12th centuries. Despite the loss of legibility on one side due to the leaf's reuse as binding material the other side displays a lovely rounded Caroline hand with few abbreviations. The text comes from Exodus 23:11-24:18 expounding parts of civil law and Moses' journey to Mount Sinai. Our leaf was most recently part of the renowned Schøyen Collection one of the largest and most distinguished private manuscript collections in the world. Started in the 1920s by Norwegian engineer M. O. Schøyen and expanded by his son Martin the collection is particularly strong in paleography and biblical texts. Among its many unique and important manuscript pieces are treasures such as the St. Cecilia Bible the only Carolingian Bible in private hands and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. unknown books
Best.-Nr. ST20968-02Italy second half of 11th or opening of 12th century. 497 x 294 mm. 19 5/8 x 11 5/8". Double column 58 lines in a late Caroline hand. Running titles in red two two-line initials in red. Portfolio's pastedown with book label of the Schøyen Collection their MS 588. Recovered from a binding and thus with some general soiling and staining to vellum a couple of small holes verso unreadable modern reinforcement and repairs to the gutter and margins affecting a couple of letters at the beginning of a number of lines but the recto quite legible in most places and easily recoverable in the few places where it's not. This impressive leaf was once part of an immense lectern Bible that would have been prominently displayed at a church or monastery ca. 1075-1100. Measuring just under 500 mm. tall its dimensions are almost big enough to be considered an "Atlantic Bible" a distinctive modern designation reserved for massive Bibles produced in the 11th and 12th centuries. Despite the loss of legibility on one side due to the leaf's reuse as binding material the other side displays a lovely rounded Caroline hand with few abbreviations. The text comes from Exodus 8:17-9:21 describing several of the Plagues of Egypt. Our leaf was most recently part of the renowned Schøyen Collection one of the largest and most distinguished private manuscript collections in the world. Started in the 1920s by Norwegian engineer M. O. Schøyen and expanded by his son Martin the collection is particularly strong in paleography and biblical texts. Among its many unique and important manuscript pieces are treasures such as the St. Cecilia Bible the only Carolingian Bible in private hands and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. unknown books
Best.-Nr. ST20967aItaly late 11th or early 12th century. 485 x 124 mm. 19 1/8 x 12 3/4". Measured at widest part. Double column 53 lines in a rounded proto-gothic hand. Running titles in red. With contemporary or slightly later marginal notations; later inscriptions from its reuse as binding scrap dated 1557 and 1560 noting the volume "no. 181." Recovered from a binding and thus the vellum somewhat wrinkled soiled and with multiple folds some dark staining affecting legibility of several lines--though sense easily recoverable on one side and with effort on the other--a few tiny holes and two larger ones slightly affecting the text. Showing the usual problems associated with re-use but a grand and greatly appealing leaf nevertheless with its handsome script and imposing presence readily apparent. Partly because of its re-use in what obviously would have been a very large binding and more especially because of its age and early script this vast Romanesque Bible leaf is of there is no other way to say it but immense interest. Measuring nearly 20 inches tall it is almost large enough to be considered a so-called "Atlantic Bible" leaf a distinctive modern designation reserved for massive Bibles produced in the 11th and 12th centuries. The script here consists of a highly legible proto-gothic book hand with elegant rounded letter forms. Its overall appearance has much in common with Caroline miniscule including clubbed ascenders a strong "st" ligature and an "f" that extends below the baseline. In addition there are very few abbreviations and the ampersand symbol is used exclusively rather than the Tironian "et" favored in later scripts. The text here is from Deuteronomy 20:5-23:24 containing the final laws that Moses gives to the Israelites before entering the Promised Land. These "second laws" as they are often called include an array of statutes pertaining to sexual relations marriage divorce slavery warfare and inheritance as well as rules for agriculture clothing and diet. Our leaf previously belonged to the renowned Schøyen Collection one of the largest and most distinguished private manuscript collections in the world. Started in the 1920s by Norwegian engineer M. O. Schøyen and expanded by his son Martin the collection is particularly strong in paleography and biblical texts. Among its many unique and important manuscript pieces are treasures such as the St. Cecilia Bible the only Carolingian Bible in private hands and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. unknown books
Best.-Nr. ST20968-01Italy second half of 11th or opening of 12th century. 497 x 294 mm. 19 5/8 x 11 5/8". Double column 58 lines in a late Caroline hand. Running titles in red three two-line initials in red. Recovered from a binding and thus with some general soiling and staining to vellum recto illegible except for part of the headline modern reinforcement to the gutter and margins affecting a couple of letters at the end of a number of lines but the verso quite legible in most places and easily recoverable in the few places where it's not. This impressive leaf was once part of an immense lectern Bible that would have been prominently displayed at a church or monastery ca. 1075-1100. Measuring just under 500 mm. tall its dimensions are almost big enough to be considered an "Atlantic Bible" a distinctive modern designation reserved for massive Bibles produced in the 11th and 12th centuries. Despite the loss of legibility on one side due to the leaf's reuse as binding material the other side displays a lovely rounded Caroline hand with few abbreviations. The text comes from Exodus 23:11-24:18 expounding parts of civil law and Moses' journey to Mount Sinai. Our leaf was most recently part of the renowned Schøyen Collection one of the largest and most distinguished private manuscript collections in the world. Started in the 1920s by Norwegian engineer M. O. Schøyen and expanded by his son Martin the collection is particularly strong in paleography and biblical texts. Among its many unique and important manuscript pieces are treasures such as the St. Cecilia Bible the only Carolingian Bible in private hands and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. unknown
Best.-Nr. ST20967aItaly late 11th or early 12th century. 485 x 124 mm. 19 1/8 x 12 3/4". Measured at widest part. Double column 53 lines in a rounded proto-gothic hand. Running titles in red. With contemporary or slightly later marginal notations; later inscriptions from its reuse as binding scrap dated 1557 and 1560 noting the volume "no. 181." Recovered from a binding and thus the vellum somewhat wrinkled soiled and with multiple folds some dark staining affecting legibility of several lines--though sense easily recoverable on one side and with effort on the other--a few tiny holes and two larger ones slightly affecting the text. Showing the usual problems associated with re-use but a grand and greatly appealing leaf nevertheless with its handsome script and imposing presence readily apparent. Partly because of its re-use in what obviously would have been a very large binding and more especially because of its age and early script this vast Romanesque Bible leaf is of there is no other way to say it but immense interest. Measuring nearly 20 inches tall it is almost large enough to be considered a so-called "Atlantic Bible" leaf a distinctive modern designation reserved for massive Bibles produced in the 11th and 12th centuries. The script here consists of a highly legible proto-gothic book hand with elegant rounded letter forms. Its overall appearance has much in common with Caroline miniscule including clubbed ascenders a strong "st" ligature and an "f" that extends below the baseline. In addition there are very few abbreviations and the ampersand symbol is used exclusively rather than the Tironian "et" favored in later scripts. The text here is from Deuteronomy 20:5-23:24 containing the final laws that Moses gives to the Israelites before entering the Promised Land. These "second laws" as they are often called include an array of statutes pertaining to sexual relations marriage divorce slavery warfare and inheritance as well as rules for agriculture clothing and diet. Our leaf previously belonged to the renowned Schøyen Collection one of the largest and most distinguished private manuscript collections in the world. Started in the 1920s by Norwegian engineer M. O. Schøyen and expanded by his son Martin the collection is particularly strong in paleography and biblical texts. Among its many unique and important manuscript pieces are treasures such as the St. Cecilia Bible the only Carolingian Bible in private hands and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. unknown
Best.-Nr. ST20968-02Italy second half of 11th or opening of 12th century. 497 x 294 mm. 19 5/8 x 11 5/8". Double column 58 lines in a late Caroline hand. Running titles in red two two-line initials in red. Portfolio's pastedown with book label of the Schøyen Collection their MS 588. Recovered from a binding and thus with some general soiling and staining to vellum a couple of small holes verso unreadable modern reinforcement and repairs to the gutter and margins affecting a couple of letters at the beginning of a number of lines but the recto quite legible in most places and easily recoverable in the few places where it's not. This impressive leaf was once part of an immense lectern Bible that would have been prominently displayed at a church or monastery ca. 1075-1100. Measuring just under 500 mm. tall its dimensions are almost big enough to be considered an "Atlantic Bible" a distinctive modern designation reserved for massive Bibles produced in the 11th and 12th centuries. Despite the loss of legibility on one side due to the leaf's reuse as binding material the other side displays a lovely rounded Caroline hand with few abbreviations. The text comes from Exodus 8:17-9:21 describing several of the Plagues of Egypt. Our leaf was most recently part of the renowned Schøyen Collection one of the largest and most distinguished private manuscript collections in the world. Started in the 1920s by Norwegian engineer M. O. Schøyen and expanded by his son Martin the collection is particularly strong in paleography and biblical texts. Among its many unique and important manuscript pieces are treasures such as the St. Cecilia Bible the only Carolingian Bible in private hands and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. unknown
1970Best.-Nr. 1304241032zbvkNeukirchen-Vluyn, Neukirchener Verlag, 1970. 246 Seiten. - Original-Leineneinband mit goldgeprägtem Deckel- und Rückentitel; 8vo.(ca. 23,5 x 17 x 2 cm).
1972Name stamp to front end paper. No other marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards and minor bump to upper front corner. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn or creased with very slight rubbing to edges. 330pp. Professor von Rad has produced a work of theological understanding on what wisdom from the Old Testament is saying and its relationship to the rest of Israelite faith. Translated by James D Martin.
1990x + 289pp., 24cm., in the series "Beiträge zur Geschichte der biblischen Exegese" vol.31, cloth, 3 stamps (of which a small one at lower edges), VG, R70163
1990Best.-Nr. R70163Tübingen, Mohr 1990 x + 289pp., 24cm., in the series "Beiträge zur Geschichte der biblischen Exegese" vol.31, cloth, 3 stamps (of which a small one at lower edges), VG, R70163
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