Manuscripts

The current shelfmarks assigned to the manuscripts largely follow the ancient classification system based on language. This includes codices written in oriental alphabets such as Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, as well as those in the Greek alphabet and manuscripts in the Latin alphabet, encompassing Latin, Italian, French, and Spanish texts.

Cataloging efforts for manuscript materials are currently in progress. Presently, when compiling the list of digitized materials, we refer to the records found in Francesco Cosentini’s Inventory.

Ms. B.VII.18 – Miscellaneous manuscript on medical topics, membranaceous, XVI century

Ms. D.I.21– Missale Romanum, (Rosselli Missal), membranaceous, 1361

Ms.D.III.19 – Isidorus Hispalensis, Etymologiarum sive Originum libri XVI priores, membranaceous, X-XI century

Ms. D.VI.2 – Breve dicendorum compendium (Tractatus moralis ad erudiendum principem Philibertum Sabaudiae ducem), membranaceous, 1477 ca.

Ms. F.III.16 (cc. 182r-190v) – Vita Sanctorum Marini et Leonis, membranaceous., X-XI century.

Ms.F.IV.8 – Ioannes diaconus, Vita S. Gregorii Papae, membranaceous, XII century

Ms. G.VII.15 – Evangelia secundum Marcum et Matthaeum [Codex Bobiensis VL 1], membranaceous., IV-V century.

Ms. J.II.1 (I part) Beato di Liébana, Commentarius in Apocalypsim (ff. 1-189r); Gerolamo, Commentarius in Danielem (ff. 189v-216); membranaceous, XII century

Ms. J.II.1 (II part) – Beato di Liébana, Commentarius in Apocalypsim (ff. 1-189r); Gerolamo, Commentarius in Danielem (ff. 189v-216); membranaceous, XII century.

Ms. L.II.1 – Croniques compilées en maniere de somme lesquelles traitent de la création du monde jusques a l’advenement de Jesus Christ (ff. 1-206); Histoire de la conquête de la Sainte terre faite par le preux de Godefroy de Bouillon et par plusieurs autres Barons et loyaux chrétiens (ff. 207-236) Ms. L.II.14 – Miscellaneous manuscript, membranaceous, 1311 [description