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2 Samuel I, 152v–153r

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Biblia Latina, Mainz: Johann Gutenberg & Johann Fust, ca. 1455, PML 12, I, 152v–153r

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Letter of Saint Jerome to Paulinus, Flyleaf–1r
- Letter of Saint Jerome to Paulinus, I, 1v–2r
- Letter of Saint Jerome to Paulinus, I, 2v–3r
Prologue to the Pentateuch, I, 3v–4r
Genesis, I, 4v–5r
Exodus I, 28v–29r
Leviticus I, 48v–49r
Numbers I, 63v–64r
Deuteronomy I, 83v–84r
Prologue to Joshua, Joshua I, 101v–102r
Judges I, 114v–115r
Ruth I, 126v–127r
- Ruth I, 127v–128r
Prologue to books of Samuel and Kings I, 128v–129r
1 Samuel I, 129v–130r
2 Samuel I, 146v–147r
1 Kings I, 160v–161r
2 Kings I, 176v–177r
Prologue to Chronicles I, 192v–193r
1 Chronicles I, 193v–194r
2 Chronicles I, 208v–209r
Prayer of Manasseh, Prologue to Ezra I, 225v–226r
Ezra I, 226v–227r
Nehemiah I, 231v–232r
1 Esdras I, 238v–239r
2 Esdras I, 246v–247r
Prologue to Tobit I, 260v–261r
Tobit I, 261v–262r
Prologue to Judith, Judith I, 265v–266r
Prologue to Esther, Esther I, 272v–273r
First prologue to Job I, 278v–279r
Second prologue to Job, Job I, 279v–280r
Prologue to Psalms I, 292v–293r
Psalms I, 293v–294r
Prologue to Proverbs, Proverbs I, 324v–II, 1r
Prologue to Ecclesiastes, Ecclesiastes II, 11v–12r
Song of Solomon II, 15v–16r
Wisdom of Solomon II, 16v–17r
Prologue to Ecclesiasticus, Ecclesiasticus II, 24v–25r
Prayer of Jesus Son of Sirach (Ecclesiasticus ch. 51) II, 44v–45r
Prayer of Solomon (Ecclesiasticus ch. 52) II, 45v–46r
Prologue to Isaiah II, 46v–47r
Isaiah II, 47v–48r
Prologue to Jeremiah, Jeremiah II, 70v–71r
Lamentations II, 98v–99r
- Lamentations II, 99v–100r
Prayer of Jeremiah (Lamentations ch. 5) II, 100v–101r
Prologue to Baruch, Baruch II, 101v–102r
- Baruch II, 102v–103r
- Baruch II, 103v–104r
Prologue to Ezekiel, Ezekiel II, 104v–105r
Prologue to Daniel II, 130v–131r
Daniel II, 131v–132r
Prologue to Minor Prophets, Hosea II, 141v–142r
Joel II, 145v–146r
Amos II, 146v–147r
- Amos II, 147v–148r
- Amos II, 148v–149r
Obadiah, Jonah II, 149v–150r
Micah II, 150v–151r
- Micah II, 151v–152r
Nahum II, 152v–153r
Habakkuk II, 153v–154r
Prayer of Habakkuk (Habbakuk ch. 3), Zephaniah II, 154v–155r
Haggai II, 155v–156r
Zechariah II, 156v–157r
Malachi II, 160v–161r
Prologue to Maccabees, 1 Maccabees II, 161v–162r
2 Maccabees II, 177v–178r
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