This work, made in 1387 is the most famous record of medieval hunting and an impressive documentation of natural history. Manuscript text in French, commentary and translations in English.
Date of Original: 14th Century
Location of Original: France
Facsimile Type: Full

Full facsimile reproduction of a medieval French manuscript (MS Vg), containing the literary and musical works of Guillaume de Machaut; originally owned by Jean, duke of Berry, now in the collection of James E. and Elizabeth J. Ferrell (currently on loan to the Parker Library, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, England); with extensive commentary.
Date of Original: Late 14th Century
Location of Original: France
Facsimile Type: Full
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Manuscript texts mainly in Latin; some in Old English.
Date of Original: 12th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Partial

Full-color facsimile of map produced ca. 1300, and preserved at Hereford Cathedral, England. Ed. of 1,000 numbered copies for sale to members of The Folio Society, and 20 lettered copies not for sale. Most of the map's inscriptions are in Latin; five legends are in Anglo-Norman French. Issued in fabric-lined wooden map box (14 x 128 x 14 cm.). Accompanied by 2 commentaries: [1]. The Hereford world map: introduction / P.D.A. Harvey. [2]. The Hereford world map: a transcription and translation of the legends with a commentary / Scott D. Westrem.
Date of Original: 1300
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: True

Large, black & white, bound in 3/4 leather and marbled paper.
Date of Original: 7th-9th Century
Location of Original: German

This manuscript presents a testimony to the popular reception of classical medical conceptions in the Middle Ages and in Modern Times.
Facsimile in Latin; commentary in English.
Bound in black cloth over boards with white-stamped title on spine. Blue end leaves. Retains original dust jacket (Special Collections copy).
Date of Original: 13th Century
Location of Original: Italy
Facsimile Type: Full

Old Russian, modern Russian, and English. Bound in full leather with gilt edge and center decorations. Contains gilt spine title and matching publisher's box.
Date of Original: 16th Century
Location of Original: Russia
Facsimile Type: Full

Facsimile of a Milanese tailor's book from the late 1500's, including patterns, latest fashions, horse barding, pavilions for jousts, banners, etc.
Date of Original: Late 1500s
Location of Original: Milan, Italy
Facsimile Type: True

A fourth edition of this codex, giving a more exact reproduction, and including the introduction to the third (1905) edition by Antonio Maria Ceriani with the addition of an appendix by Aristide Calderini, and the "Pictarum codicis Homerici descriptio historica" by Angelo Mai.
Date of Original: 5th Century
Location of Original: Greece
Facsimile Type: Full

Now known as the Saint Petersburg Bede, it is famous for containing the earliest historiated initial in European illumination.
Bound in 3/4 leather and patterned paper. Blind-stamped spine titles and decorations.
Date of Original: 8th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full
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This manuscript is the most complete, version of the Canterbury Tales. The manuscript's 464 text pages are embellished with floriated borders, illuminated initials and other decorations, and twenty-three illustrations of the pilgrim-storytellers.
Date of Original: 1400
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

Black & white, with commentary, small, some illus.-full page, decorated capitals, not bound
Location of Original: England

Drawings and designs by Edward Burne-Jones etched into wood by W. H. Hooper. This work took years to produce and was one of the Morris last creations.
Date of Original: 1400
Location of Original: England
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The Nowell codex contains five works: a fragment of an English life of St. Christopher, the Wonders of the East, Alexander's Letter to Aristotle, Beowulf, and Judith.
Date of Original: 12th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Partial
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Plates printed on both sides (reproductions of the drawings of the Junius MS.): p. 197-248.
Date of Original: 7th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Partial
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Illustrated capitals, with commentary, black & white, bound in 3/4 leather and marbled paper.
Date of Original: 15th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

Date of Original: 11th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

Introduction in English; facsimile manuscript in Latin, with Anglo-Saxon interlinear gloss.
Bound in 3/4 leather and patterned paper. Blind-stamped spine titles and decorations.
Date of Original: 10th Century
Location of Original: England

The Liber vitae of the New Minster and Hyde Abbey, Winchester: British Library Stowe 944: together with leaves from British Library Cotton Vespasian A. VIII and British Library Cotton Titus D. XXVII
Manuscript texts mainly in Latin; some parts in Old English. Bound in 3/4 leather and marbled paper. Blind-stamped spine titles and decorations.
Date of Original: 1031-1771
Location of Original: England

Bound in 3/4 leather and patterned paper. Blind-stamped spine titles and decorations.
Date of Original: 11th Century
Location of Original: England

This work is an extensive collection of Middle English religious literature. Bound in publisher's red buckram with applied black buckram title labels, with gilt titles.
Date of Original: 1400
Location of Original: England

Full facsimile reproduction of 12th cent. liturgical manuscript, presumably the book of the magister scholarum at the Piacentinian cathedral. Includes the entire repertory of chants for the celebration of the Mass as well as the Hours of the Divine Office. Contains miniatures and illuminated initials.
Date of Original: 12th Century
Location of Original: Italy
Facsimile Type: Full
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Facsimile of the manuscript in the archives of the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. "Historia Turpini": leaves 162v-191v.
Location of Original: Spain
Facsimile Type: Full
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The music, in choir book format, is by Robert Fayrfax and Nicholas Ludford. Privately typeset, printed and bound for the members of the Roxburghe Club by the Charlesworth Group, Huddersfield.
Date of Original: 1400s
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

Principally for 5 voices. Color facsimile reproduction of the Eton choirbook.
Date of Original: 15th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

Facsimile reproduction of the manuscript, with commentary. Manuscript in Latin; commentary in English.
Date of Original: 6th Century
Location of Original: Normandy
Facsimile Location: Music Library, Willis Library, 4th Floor

In two "livres" composed in 1310 and 1314, respectively; the first anonymous, the second attributed to Gervès du Bus. A satiric poem in French; Latin and French interpolated pieces, accompanied by music, added by Chaillou de Pesstain. Music comprises motets, rondeaux, ballades, etc.
Date of Original: 14th Century
Location of Original: France
Facsimile Type: Full

Facsimile of the early 15th century manuscript, accompanied by 1 v. of commentary. Contains 112 polyphonic works (ca. 1350-1395): 70 ballads, 17 rondeaux, 12 virelais and 13 motets. French and Latin words. Accompanying "Introduction" in French and English.
Date of Original: 15th Century
Location of Original: France
Facsimile Type: Full
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Full facsimile of five illustrated leaves of a liturgical roll whose text was used at the Easter vigil; copied in Montecassino in the 11th cent. Mounted on roll mechanism.
Date of Original: 981-987
Location of Original: Benevento, Italy
Facsimile Type: Full

Vol. 2 is facsimile of the 15th century music ms. (216 leaves, bound). Limited ed. of 998 numbered copies. UNT has no. 527. Vol. 1 includes complete description, inventory and bibliography.
Date of Original: 15th Century
Location of Original: Florence
Facsimile Type: Full
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This is the third of four surviving manuscripts that preserve the Cantigas repertoire, settings in a narrative format relating to Marian miracles and festivities.
Date of Original: 1221-1284
Location of Original: Spain
Facsimile Type: True
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Codex comprised of the favorite compositions performed at the court of Philip the Handsome and Joan of Castile.
Date of Original: Before 1511
Location of Original: Germany
Facsimile Type: True
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