Manuscripts, French
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Bible Historiale by Guyart des Moulins, 1314-1315
Book of Hours (Use of Paris), 15th century
Book of Hours (Use of Rome), 15th century
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Book of Hours (Use of Sens), c 1400
![f. 141r](https://images.is.ed.ac.uk/MediaManager/srvr?mediafile=/Size3/UoEwmm-1-NA/1003/0001062c.jpg)
Book of Hours (Use of Toul), 16th century
Composite manuscript containing six texts, 14th century
Composite manuscript containing three texts, mid/late 14th-early 15th century
Composite manuscript including twenty-four texts, 13th-14th century
Fragments of the Prose Chronicle by Guillaume le Breton, late 14th century (c 1380)
These are two leaves from a vernacular French version of the Prose Chronicle, by Guillaume le Breton. The vernacular translation of this chronicle seems to have been unknown until C. Borland's work on this fragment in the early 20th century. Folio 1 starts with 'Puiz vous fis de Garenne Conte' and ends with 'Qui lavoit demande en part'; folio 2 starts with 'Freres le roi qui at eu', and ends with 'Et s'en revint ainsinc delivres'
Kalendar, 16th century
This manuscript contains a calendar of saints, which is a calendar of the liturgical or Christian year (also known as Kalendar) that assigns a feast day for on or more saints in most of the days of the year. This particular calendar seems to follow the English tradition, but it belonged to Dutch and French owners. Most pages contain notes in Middle French written on the lower margin.