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Manuscript: Canonical Epistles and Apocalypse
User CollectionContributing Institution: Concordia Seminary Library Description: Germany (Rhine?), 12th century. Manuscript of James, 1-2 Peter, 1-3 John, Jude, and Revelation, with a prologue to the Epistles, an extract from the First Prologue of Revelation, notes on the Seven Seals, a brief history of the world corresponding to the Seven Seals (13th century), and the order ... -
Manuscript: De Imitatione Christi
User CollectionCreator: Thomas, a Kempis, 1380-1471 Contributing Institution: Concordia Seminary Library Description: Agnietenberg Monastery (Mt. St. Agnes, Netherlands), late 15th century. Manuscript closely follows the text of the autograph of 1441. Colophon uses the term “compilator” rather than “auctor” of Thomas (Haemmerlein) a Kempis, suggesting that he compiled the work “after his teachers at Deventer (no... -
Manuscript: Deutscher Kalender und Praktik auf das Jahr 1466
User CollectionCreator: Johannes Dolcart (or Dohart) and two other scribes Contributing Institution: Concordia Seminary Library Description: Würzburg(?), 1466-ca. 1500. Genre: text based on the “ioatromathematische Hausbücher” (medical-mathematical house-book) tradition, which links and systematizes medical and astrological knowledge to create a kind of everyday handbook for medical treatments, especially bloodletting, to be administe... -
Manuscript: Medizinisch-Astrologisches Hausbuch
User CollectionCreator: Erster Meister des Mendelschen Brüderbuches Contributing Institution: Concordia Seminary Library Description: Nürnberg, 1429. Genre: “iatromathematische Hausbücher” (medical-mathematical house-book), which links and systematizes medical and astrological knowledge to create a kind of everyday handbook for medical treatments, especially bloodletting, to be administered by laymen at home. It is based on the... -
Manuscript: Passio Domini
User CollectionCreator: McNamee, Maurice (Father), art consultant Contributing Institution: Concordia Seminary Library Description: Netherlands (southern?), ca. 1500-1520. Miniatures (24) of the Passion of Christ throught the Last Judgment with prayers on facing pages. Very similar to the style of the Masters of the Suffrages et al. (mid-15th to early 16th centuries). Cf. The Golden Age of Painting (Braziller, 1990), especi...