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referencedIn Sloane 1936Membranaceus, in Quarto, ff. 166, Sec. XV.Legendae Sanctorum, et tractatus ecclesiastici, viz: — De Adventu Domini. ff. 1-7.De Sancto Andrea. f. 7b.De Sancto Michaele. ff. 9-16.De S. Jeronimo presbitero. ff. 16b-18.De Remigio. f. 19.De S. ... British Library
referencedIn Vol. I. ff. 242. Late xvth cent.Jacobus de Voragine, Archbishop of Genoa: Legenda Aurea: late 15th cent.: Fr. transl. by Jean de Vignay.Jean de Vignay: Translation of the Legenda Aurea: late 15th cent.: Fr.Art. Illuminations and Drawings FRENCH: Le... British Library
referencedIn PETRI COMESTORIS Historia Scholastica. Begins with the epistle dedicatory to William [de Champagne], Archbishop of Sens [1168-1176, afterwards of Reims, and Cardinal], and is complete to the end of the Gospel history, with a continuation covering the... British Library
referencedIn JACOBI DE, VORAGINE, Januensis, Legendæ Sanctorum per totum annum. On vellum, xivth cent. Small Quarto. [14,089.], 14th century British Library
referencedIn LEGENDA Aurea sive historia Lombardica, auctore Jacobo de Voragine, episcopo Januensi. Membranaceus, sec. xiv. In Quarto minori. [Bibl. Eg. 666.] British Library
referencedIn "PASSYONAEL van den Heyligen, van den helen jaer." A translation into Low Dutch of the Legenda Aurea of Jacobus de Voragine; with many additional lives. Vellum; XVth cent.; with a few miniatures. Folio. [Add. 18,162.], 15th century British Library
referencedIn OLD ENGLISH translation of the Aurea Legenda ; imperfect at the beginning and end. [Cf. Ms. Add. 11,565.] On vellum, xvth cent. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 876.], 15th century British Library
referencedIn "DAT ander stuc van aurea legende dat is gulden legende of dat passionael." A Flemish translation of the second part of the "Legenda Aurea" of Jacobus de Voragine, viz., from Our Lord's Resurrection, 27th of March, to the 14th of August; with additio..., 1465 British Library
referencedIn VITÆ Sanctorum ex Aurea Legenda Jacobi de Voragine sumptæ. Vellum; XIVth cent. In the ancient binding. Quarto. [Add. 18,358.], 14th century British Library
referencedIn THE MIRROR of the Life of Christ, translated from the Latin of Bonaventure, by John Morton [wanting the first portion]; -A shorte tretise of the hiest and moste worthy sacrament of Cristis blessid bodi, and the myracles thereof [imperf.] ;-The life ..., 15th century British Library
referencedIn "LEGENDA SANCTORUM in Englysshe": the English version of the Legenda Aurea of Jacobus de Voragine, with additional lives, chiefly of English saints. Other MSS. of this version, much less complete, are Add. 11,565, Harl. 630 and 4775, and Eg. 876. For... British Library
referencedIn LEGENDA AUREA, by Jacobus de Voragine, Archbishop of Genoa [1292-1298]. The prologue, "Universum tempus præsentis vitæ," etc., is headed "Incipit prologus super legendas sanctorum quas compilavit frater Jacobus, nacione Januensis, de ordine fratrum p... British Library
referencedIn Vol. II. ff. 282. Late xvth cent.Jacobus de Voragine, Archbishop of Genoa: Legenda Aurea: late 15th cent.: Fr. transl. by Jean de Vignay.Jean de Vignay: Translation of the Legenda Aurea: late 15th cent.: Fr. British Library
referencedIn LECGENDE SANCTORUM, quas compilavit Jacobus de Voragine, Januensis, de Ordine Prædicatorum. On vellum, written in the year 1312. Quarto. [l1,882.]Jacobus de Voragine, Archbishop of Genoa: Legendæ sanctorum per totum annum., 1312 British Library
referencedIn LÉGENDE DORÉE, or Légende des Saints, translated from the Latin of Jacobus de Voragine into French by Jehan de, Vignay. On vellum, xvth cent. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 645.], 15th century British Library
referencedIn "CRONICA Ciuitatis Januensis [usque ad annum 1297] ædita à fratre Jacobo de Voragine, ordinis fratrum Prædicatorum, Archiepiscopo dictæ ciuitatis Jamuæ." Partly, printed by Muratori, "Rerum Italicarum seriptores," vol. ix. col. 3. At f. 104 is an alp..., 16th century British Library
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