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MS. D'Orville 19

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Terence, etc. — c. 1500; Italy

MS. Douce 9

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1507; Italian, Florence

MS. Douce 10

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Breviary — 1563; French

MS. Douce 14

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — c. 1500–05 (?); Italian, Milan

MS. Douce 19

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, second quarter; Italian, Rome

MS. Douce 20

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish

MS. Douce 29

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome ('The Hours of Eleanora Gonzaga'); Italy, Rome, 1509 × 1538 (before 1527 (?) or c. 1535-7 (?))

MS. Douce 30

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Book of Hours, Use of Utrecht — c. 1500; Netherlands, Utrecht

MS. Douce 40

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1527–28; Polish, Cracow

MS. Douce 51

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Untitled work or fragment — c. 1490; Flemish
Untitled work or fragment — c. 1500; French

MS. Douce 72

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Book of Hours, Use of Rouen — 16th century, first quarter; French, Normandy

MS. Douce 73

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Christoforo Barzizza of Brescia — 16th century, beginning; Italy or France (?)

MS. Douce 91

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Marguerite de Navarre — c. 1540; French

MS. Douce 92

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Louis le Blanc (attrib.) — 1509–1510; France

MS. Douce 93

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome, Calendar (Utrecht), etc. — Multiple dates; Dutch, Utrecht

MS. Douce 110

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Ps.-Ambrose, etc. — 1504; English

MS. Douce 112

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish, Bruges or Ghent

MS. Douce 117

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Ovid — after 1531; French

MS. Douce 130

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Rules and Constitutions of the Confraternity of St. Peter Martyr, Valladolid — 1558; Spanish

MS. Douce 135

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Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, second quarter; French