Image Medieval Manuscripts Book of Hours of Paris use. 15th century manuscript on vellum, in Latin. 162 ff. 17 x 12 cm. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Anon. Life of St. Nicholas. 12th-century manuscript fragment in Latin on vellum, probably written in Italy. Part of one f. 18 x 12 cm. Acquired by Lehigh in 1931. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Guainerio - De Artetica et De Calculosa Passione. 15th century Latin manuscript on vellum, written in Italy. Bound in original wooden boards covered with stamped brown leather. 96 ff. 22 x 15 cm. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Anon. Writings on philosophy. 12th-century manuscript fragment in Latin on vellum, probably written in France. 2 ff., joined, each 16.5 x 26 cm. Provenance unknown. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Augustinus, Aurelius S. - Confessiones. Manuscript on vellum of Confessiones and other works. Florence ca. 1456-80. 122 ff. 28 x 19 cm. Bound by Cockerell in 1900. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Book of Hours of Rome use. Hore intemerate Virginis Marie secundu[m] vsum Romanum cum pluribus orationibus tam in Gallico [et] in Latino. In Latin and French. Paris: Guillaume Anabat, 1505. 108 ff. 19 x 13 cm. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Anon. The Brut. Three 15th-century manuscript fragments in Middle English on vellum, written in England. Fragment A, 9.5 x 26.5 cm.; Fragment B 12 x 29.5 cm.; Fragment C 20.5 x 15 cm., to which has been added a thin strip of vellum 20.5 x 2.8 cm. Provenance unknown. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Reginold of Eichstatt. Historia of St. Nicbolas. 12th-century manuscript fragment in Latin on vellum, probably written in Italy, Part of one f. in double columns. 18 x 14 cm. Acquired by Lehigh in 1931, the gift of Mr. Robert B. Honeyman, Jr. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts Selected images from Lehigh's Books of Hours. Selected images from Lehigh's Books of Hours. 58 images from manuscripts No. 17, 18, and 20. View Item
Image Medieval Manuscripts South Netherlands Book of Hours. Manuscript on vellum, in the Dutch translation ascribed to Gerardus Groot (Gerd de Groot). Utrecht ca. 1450. 178 ff. 17 x 12 cm. View Item
