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Container Reference (shelfmark) Add MS 11828-12117 Name Charlemagne, of France Digitised Content No

1. Add MS 12053

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Add MS 12053
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Scope & Content:
ANTONII CORNAZANI Oratio in heroicis de laudibus et triumphis Ludovici [XI.] , Regis Franciæ, et de vita Caroli Magni. The original presentation copy to Louis XI., written in silver letters, with the royal arms of France emblazoned on the first page ; in an embroidered silk binding. On vellum. F...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1461-1483
Extent:
1 item

2. Add MS 12117 D

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Add MS 12117 D
Title:
Recovery of Pavia by Charlemagne
Scope & Content:
A recording of the recovery of Pavia from the Lombards by Charlemagne in the year 774. It is stated that this record was originally written in Latin, by Orso Hipato da Heraclia, and was caused to be translated by Marin Dandulo, Procurator of St. Mark at Venice, in 1202.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Italian
Date Range:
1202
Extent:
Thin plate of hammered lead of rectangular shape. The edge is mutilated on the left side, and the centre of the lower edge is split; bearing an Italian inscription consisting of thirty-one lines in capital letters (particularly angular character).

3. Add MS 12117 E

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Add MS 12117 E
Title:
Proclamation of Charlemagne on Assumption of Western Empire
Scope & Content:
A decree of the Emperor Charlemagne on his assumption of the Western Empire; he assumes new titles, fixes boundaries, and elaborates on the status of several areas. Dated Bologna, xiv Kal. Oct. DCCCI (18 September 801).
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Latin
Date Range:
801
Extent:
A very thin leaf of hammered lead, rectangular in shape, now much cracked and oxidized. Bearing a Latin inscription consisting of thirteen lines in capital letters. Two horizontal lines followed by a small gap, followed by 9 lines with a small gap before the final two lines with the monograph of Charlemagne at its conclusion.

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