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[Biblia latina], Genesis 1:1, f. 4r.
Origin: [Northern France?: c. 1250].
Description: Decorated manuscript on fine parchment. 506 leaves. 20 x 14 cm. Double columns of 50 lines. Textblock: 14.5 x 9.5 cm.
Binding: Sixteenth-century German "Reformation" blind-tooled vellum with two clasps. Includes portrait roundels of Martin Luther and other reformers.
Comments: Written in small gothic script in black and red ink, this manuscript is possibly as a product of the Channel school. The text concludes with a dictionary of Hebrew names (Aaz apprehendes version) attributed to Remigius of Auxerre, but probably the work of Stephen Langton. Marginal annotations appear in a later hand.
Decoration: Folio 4r has page-length decorative initial "I" at Genesis 1:1, in red, blue, and green; headings and initials in red and blue with filigree penwork.
Provenance: (1) Joannes Heller, inscription, 1578. (2) Thomas J. Harrison, Pryor, Oklahoma, deposited at Bridwell Library, 1964. (3) Gift of Harrison Trust, 1994.
Bibliography:
Phillipp Rosemann, Understanding Scholastic Thought with Foucault. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1999, p. 63, plate 3.
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