Missal, ca. 1350.

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Missal, ca. 1350.

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Leaf from a Dominican missal, written in Perugia, ca. 1350. Written in Latin in a clear round Gothic hand with six capitals with decorative pen trailings. Contains two painted capitals.

1 leaf : parchment ; 33 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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