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• Antiphonary single leaf (MS M.1091).

  Created

  Milan, Italy, ca. 1500

  Display Date

  ca. 1500

  Accession number

  MS M.1091

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

  

• Book of hours (MS M.1107).

  Created

  France, perhaps Provence, ca. 1470-1480.

  Accession number

  MS M.1107

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

  

• Dictes and sayings of the philosophers (MS B.11).

  Created

  England, May 19, 1621.

  Accession number

  MS B.11

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• Firāqnāma.

  Created

  Iran, probably in Shiraz, last quarter of 15th cent.

  Display Date

  last quarter of 15th cent.

  Accession number

  MS M.127

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• Dīvān (MS M.142).

  Created

  Iran, possibly Iṣfahan mid-17th century

  Display Date

  mid-17th century

  Accession number

  MS M.142

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• De duobus amantibus Euriolo et Lucretia historia.

  Created

  Bamberg, Germany, late 15th century.

  Display Date

  late 15th century.

  Accession number

  MS M.247

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• Religious and philosophical miscellany.

  Created

  Austria or the Czech Republic, ca. 1380-1399.

  Display Date

  ca. 1380-1399.

  Accession number

  MS M.822

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• Znamenny Chant (MS M.1182).

  Created

  Russia, ca. 1800.

  Display Date

  ca. 1800.

  Accession number

  MS M.1182

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• Gulistan (MS M.1184).

  Created

  1798-1799 (1213 AH).

  Display Date

  1798-1799 (1213 AH).

  Accession number

  MS M.1184

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

• The Scholemaster, or, plaine and perfite way of teaching children, to vnderstand, write, and speake, the Latin tong, but specially purposed for the priuate bringing up of youth in Ientlemen and Noble mens houses, and commodious also for all such, as haue forgot the Latin tonge, and would, by them selues, without à Scholemaster, in short time, and with small paines, recouer à sufficient habilitie, to understand, write, and speake Latin / by Roger Ascham.

  Ascham, Roger, 1515-1568.

  At London : Printed by Iohn Daye ..., An. 1571.

  PML 151597

  Classification

  Book

  Department

  Printed Books

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