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(535) Folio 73 verso - Augustus In festis sanctorum Ciriaci et romani martyrum

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(146) Folio 73 verso - Augustus In festis sanctorum Ciriaci et romani martyrum

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(535) Folio 73 verso - Augustus In festis sanctorum Ciriaci et romani martyrum
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Part 3 - Sanctorale
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Volume 2 - Pars Aestivalis
DescriptionSecond volume of a two-volume made-up set of the Aberdeen Breviary: Pars Estivalis or Aestivalis. The title page is missing.
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Copy 1
DescriptionA two-volume made-up set.
Aberdeen Breviary
DescriptionThe Aberdeen Breviary commissioned by William Elphinstone, Bishop of Aberdeen. Printed in Edinburgh in 1510 on Scotland's first press by Walter Chepman. Two two-volume copies and fragments. Bound with one volume is the only known copy of 'Compassio Beate Marie', a short liturgical booklet printed by John Story around 1510-1532.
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