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Les voeux du Paon.
- Title
- Les voeux du Paon.
- Author
- Jacques, de Longuyon, active 1290-1312.
- Publication
- France, probably Belgium, approximately 1350.
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- Additional Authors
- Description
- 53 leaves, bound : parchment , ink, manuscript, illuminations; 310 x 200 mm
- Alternative Title
- Ces sont les veaux de paon dont la matire est d'armes et d'amor
- Subjects
- Morocco bindings (Binding) > United States > 1921
- illuminated manuscripts
- Miniatures (Illuminations) > France > 14th century
- Early works
- vellum (parchment)
- Manuscripts > England > 13th century
- Manuscripts > France > 13th century
- Manuscripts, French > New York (State) > New York
- Illumination of books and manuscripts
- Jacques, de Longuyon, active 1290-1312 > Voeux du paon
- Genre/Form
- Manuscripts – France – 13th century.
- Manuscripts – England – 13th century.
- vellum (parchment)
- Early works.
- Miniatures (Illuminations) – France – 14th century.
- illuminated manuscripts.
- Morocco bindings (Binding) – United States – 1921.
- Note
- Composed ca. 1310, possibly at the instigation of Thiebaut de Bar, Bishop of Liege, to whom it is dedicated--a late addition to the Alexander cycle, adding two features: the vow on the bird, and the theme of the Nine Worthies.
- First and last pages are modern brown endpapers. The other six added leaves are old vellum additions, containing various unidentified texts.
- Layout: Written in two columns, 42 lines per page in two columns. Ruled in drypoint, some prickmarks and catchwords visible. One quire of seven leaves, followed by four quires of eight apiece and two quires of six apiece.
- Decoration: 81 miniatures with orange-red or mauve background, all but one oblong, drawn in pen. 6-line and 3-line initials in blue with red penwork.
- f. iii r-v (front); ff. i-ii verso (back) the text of William Heytesbury, Sophismata, is included. Also, ff. i-ii verso and iv verso, signatures, coat of arms and grammatical texts in Latin; 4 lines of verse in Welsh (f. i verso); f. iv recto, a veterinary text in English.
- Access (note)
- Restricted use.
- Indexed In (note)
- The Splendor of the Word. (ed.) J. G. Alexander, J. H. Marrow, L. F. Sandler (NYPL / Harvey Miller, 2005)
- Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. Seymour de Ricci. (Wilson Co., New York, 1937)
- Cite As (note)
- NYPL. Spencer Collection MS. 9
- Language (note)
- In French, Latin, English and Welsh.
- Provenance (note)
- Arundell (ca. 1500); George Manners; Robert Vaughan of Hengwrt; William Maurice; John Owen; Thomas Johns escuier; Pargner de Wythley; Roos; Griffith Wynne; Lord Mostyn (sale, 1920); G. Wells; Sir Thomas Phillipps (Sotheby's, 30 Nov. 1965 pp. 45-8).
- Binding (note)
- Original oak boards (stripped), cased in brown morocco by the French Binders (Garden City), in 1921.
- Call Number
- Spencer Coll. MS. 9
- OCLC
- 1336941116
- Author
- Jacques, de Longuyon, active 1290-1312.
- Title
- Les voeux du Paon.
- Imprint
- France, probably Belgium, approximately 1350.
- Type of Content
- textstill image
- Type of Medium
- unmediated
- Type of Carrier
- volume
- Access
- Restricted use. Requires permission for access.
- Indexed In:
- The Splendor of the Word. (ed.) J. G. Alexander, J. H. Marrow, L. F. Sandler (NYPL / Harvey Miller, 2005), n. 90.Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. Seymour de Ricci. (Wilson Co., New York, 1937), p. 1337, no. 9.
- Cite As:
- NYPL. Spencer Collection MS. 9
- Language
- In French, Latin, English and Welsh.
- Provenance
- Arundell (ca. 1500); George Manners; Robert Vaughan of Hengwrt; William Maurice; John Owen; Thomas Johns escuier; Pargner de Wythley; Roos; Griffith Wynne; Lord Mostyn (sale, 1920); G. Wells; Sir Thomas Phillipps (Sotheby's, 30 Nov. 1965 pp. 45-8).
- Binding
- Original oak boards (stripped), cased in brown morocco by the French Binders (Garden City), in 1921.
- Source of description
- Part of the description used is from Digital Scriptorium 1.0.
- Connect to:
- Added Author
- Heytesbury, William, active 1340. On "insoluble" sentences.New York Public Libary. Manuscript. Spencer Coll. MS 9.
- Other Title
- Ces sont les veaux de paon dont la matire est d'armes et d'amor
- Research Call Number
- Spencer Coll. MS. 9