Accession number
              MS M.553 
          Object title
              Dogale issued by Doge Andrea Gritti to Francesco Venier (Francesco Veniero), Lieutenant of Friuli.
          Display Date
              June 1, 1534.
          Created
              Venice, Italy, June 1, 1534.
          Binding
              Original red morocco gilt.
          Credit line
              Purchased by J. Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913) in 1912.
          Description
              71 leaves (1 column, 25 lines), bound : vellum and paper; 230 x 165 mm
          Provenance
              Purchased by J. Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913) from Ferdinando Ongania (Venice) in 1912; J.P. Morgan (1867-1943).
          Notes
              Ms. written in Venice, Italy, and dated June 1, 1534.
Fol. 1 is lacking; it evidently had a decorated frontispiece and a coat of arms, for such are visible in the lift-off on the verso of the front flyleaf.
The sections on paper are not bound in with the vellum leaves, but are two separate additions, of different dimensions: fol. 61-66 (3 nested bifolia, 215 x 150 mm.); fol. 67-72 (2 nested bifolia and 1 separate bifolium, 230 x 165 mm.).
The sections on paper contain alphabetical indices to the rubrics of specific texts; the first index does not correspond with the rubrics of this manuscript, but the second index does, indicating the pages each rubric falls on, although the manuscript is foliated; there are watermarks on the paper.
          Fol. 1 is lacking; it evidently had a decorated frontispiece and a coat of arms, for such are visible in the lift-off on the verso of the front flyleaf.
The sections on paper are not bound in with the vellum leaves, but are two separate additions, of different dimensions: fol. 61-66 (3 nested bifolia, 215 x 150 mm.); fol. 67-72 (2 nested bifolia and 1 separate bifolium, 230 x 165 mm.).
The sections on paper contain alphabetical indices to the rubrics of specific texts; the first index does not correspond with the rubrics of this manuscript, but the second index does, indicating the pages each rubric falls on, although the manuscript is foliated; there are watermarks on the paper.
Script
              cursive script
          Language
              Latin and Italian
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