Psalterium cum cantis

Psalterium cum cantis – Pytheas Books – Archidiocesan Collections of Kalocsa - Library of the Cathedral (Kalocsa, Hungary)

Prague or Krumlov (Czech Republic) — Ca. 1440

Psalterium cum cantis

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Psalterium cum cantis

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Codicology

Size / Format
178 pages / 28.0 × 18.5 cm
Date
Ca. 1440
Style
Language
Script
Gothic Textura
Illustrations
Gold-decorated miniatures and initials, floral borders

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Psalterium cum cantis – Pytheas Books – Archidiocesan Collections of Kalocsa - Library of the Cathedral (Kalocsa, Hungary)
Pytheas Books – Budapest
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Pytheas Books – Budapest
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