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(130) folio 62 verso - Marian hymn Fortis ut mors dilectio and prayer to Mary, Obsecro te

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(130) folio 62 verso - Marian hymn Fortis ut mors dilectio and prayer to Mary, Obsecro te

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(130) folio 62 verso - Marian hymn Fortis ut mors dilectio and prayer to Mary, Obsecro te
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DescriptionMarian hymn Fortis ut mors dilectio with decorated initials and prayer to Mary, Obsecro te, with rubricated title, Oratio beate Marie.
Dean Brown's Prayerbook
DescriptionWritten and illuminated in the Netherlands, ca.1498, for Master James Brown, Dean of Aberdeen. David McRoberts, 'Dean Brown's Book of Hours', The Innes Review 19 (1968), 144-67.
ShelfmarkMS.10270
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