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English: Manuscript page of treaties of Cyprian of Carthage (De Mortalitate, De patientia, De virginibus). France, ab. 850y. Later, the manuscript belonged to the Saint-Victor monastery in Paris, from which it was brought by Friedrich Lindenbrog (1573–1648); then placed it in the Gottorper Library, whose handwriting collection was transferred to the Royal Library in 1735
Polski: Strona manuskryptu z traktatami Cypriana z Kartaginy De Mortalitate, De patientia, De virginibus. Rękopis francuski z ok. 850 roku.
Date III c./ ca.850
Source Det Kgl. Bibliotek
Author Cyprian (Thaschus Cæcilius Cyprianus); Parchment of ca. 850

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