Reconoychenssas de Salelas e de Lemosis.; De Salellis et de Lemosis
Abstract:
Surveys of possessions and fiefs in the Languedoc-Rousillon and Midi Pyrénées regions for King Charles VI of France during the second peace of the Hundred Years' War, through Johannes de Claromonte (modern Chiaromonte), with notarization, and a page of pen trials (f. 199r).
199 leaves : parchment; 358 x 283 (253 x 166) mm bound to 374 x 290 mm
Personal Name:
Charles; Johannes de Claromonte.
Rights:
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Notes:
Title from caption title of first work (f. 1r).; Origin: Written in southern France in 1397-1398 (Zacour-Hirsch).; Layout: Written in 37-38 long lines, ruled in lead, text box outlined in ink.; Binding: Modern stamped calf over wooden boards; f. 199v shows signs of having been a pastedown for a previous binding.; Decoration: Manicules (f. 99v, 110v), decorated initial A with hungry dragon (f. 140r), decorated initial R with face in profile with another face in profile on opposite side of title (f. 195r), decorated 4-line initials (f. 195v, 196v, 198r).; Script: Written in a secretary cursive script.; Collation: Parchment, i (modern paper) + 199 + i (modern paper); 1⁷(+1) 2¹⁰ 3⁷(-1,+7) 4-17⁸ 18⁴ 19⁸ 20⁸(-4,5) 21-24⁸ 25⁹(+9) 26⁶(-5); contemporary foliation in Roman numerals for each separate work, upper right recto: 1-17, 19-140 (= f. 18-139), 1- 11 (= f. 140-150), 14-57 (= f. 151-194), 1-4 (= f. 195-198), [i] (pastedown, = f. 199). References in this record are to modern foliation.; Ms. codex.; Latin, with Middle French notations in margins.
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