[Richardi a sancto Victore De trinitate libri I-VI] [microform]. [between 1200 and 1399]

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[Richardi a sancto Victore De trinitate libri I-VI] [microform]. [between 1200 and 1399]

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Text of Richard of St. Victor's De trinitate, with Faustus of Reiz's De symbolo apostolorum homilia I, and several authentic and spurious works of St. Augustine. Flyleaves are from a later manuscript and contain parts of a commentary on Psalm 1. See printed catalog for full description: Codices Vaticani Latini. Tomus 2, pars 1. Codices 679-1134, p. 171-172.

60 leaves : parchment ; 310 x 215 mm.

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