03646ntm a2200493 a 4500 9977254651503681 20260609152413.0 180314q17101750fr 000 0 lat d (OCoLC)on1569971194 (OCoLC)1569971194 PAU eng amremm PAU lat fre Ms. Codex 2343 Index eorum omnium : quae in tribus miscellaneorum libris tam latine quam gallice, tam stricta quam soluta oratione continentur. Index miscellaneorum [Le Mans?, France], [after 1710] 88 leaves : paper ; 232 x 180 (170 x 125) mm bound to 240 x 190 mm text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Ms. codex. Early 18th-century alphabetical index to three unknown volumes, perhaps commonplace books, of Latin and French poetry and prose. The entries, whose keywords may be for an author, title, subject, or genre, are for acrostics, ballads, dialogues, enigmas, epigrams, epitaphs, fables, madrigals, satires, sermons, and sonnets. Each entry is followed by a volume number (1-3) and page number, but no information about the publications from which they were originally copied. An alphabetical list of authors (classical, Catholic, and literary) following the index (p. 147-168) does not have page numbers for index entries or page numbers from the three volumes. Latin and French. Title from title page (p. 1); spine title Index miscellaneorum. 1. p.1-145: Index eorum omnium quae in tribus miscellaneorum libris tam latine quam gallice, tam stricta quam soluta oratione continentur -- 2. p.147-168: Index authorum omnium ex quibus ut plurimum excerpta sunt ea quae in tribus miscellaneorum libris continentur. Pagination: Paper, 86 leaves; [i-iv], 1-168, [169-172], original pagination in ink, modern pagination in pencil, upper outer corners. Collation uncertain. Layout: Written in 23-28 long lines; frame-ruled in hardpoint; quarto format. Script: Written in cursive script by a single hand. Watermark: Three fleurs de lis in a simple shield with rounded square corners. Binding: 17th-century calf (Langlois) with gilt spine and spine label with title Index Miscellaneor[um]. Origin: Written in France, possibly Le Mans (Seminarium Cenomanense stamp, p. 7), after 1710 (latest date in manuscript, p. 64, 90). Formerly held by the Seminarium Cenomanense (Le Mans, France; stamp, p. 7; erased stamp, p. 1). Sold by Guy Langlois (Amiens, France), 2018. Index eorum omnium (Ms. Codex 2343). Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, University of Pennsylvania. Catholic literature Indexes Early works to 1800. French literature Indexes Early works to 1800. Latin literature Indexes Early works to 1800. codices (bound manuscripts) aat http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300224200 Indexes. rbmscv Manuscripts, Latin 18th century. Manuscripts, French 18th century. Manuscripts, European. Seminarium Cenomanense, former owner. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2020136978 http://viaf.org/viaf/19160665072403361914 Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts University of Pennsylvania 3420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6206. Ms. Codex 2343 9977254651503681 22534309180003681 01UPENN_INST KislakCntr Manuscripts Ms. Codex 2343 available 1 0 scmss 8 1 Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts 22534309180003681 Ms. Codex 2343 KislakCntr scmss