Item 230 - Notebook containing extracts from Seneca, Terence, Livy etc, with printed pages from Ovid's Metamorphoses

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Add. MS c/230

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Notebook containing extracts from Seneca, Terence, Livy etc, with printed pages from Ovid's Metamorphoses

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  • 16th c.? (Creation)

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1 volume: MS and Printed text

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Extracts from Seneca (Hippolytus) and Terence (in secretary hand), Greek verse, and extract from Livy (in an italic hand). Printed text of Ovid Metamorphoses (Book XV, lines 596-834) bound in at end of volume. Before these printed pages, and written from front to back: Greek and Latin notes: extract from an idyll by Theocritus; Latin text, 'Quam tenua est puerorum natura...'; another Latin text, 'Natura sigillas fuit...'; couplets in Greek.

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  • Ancient Greek
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  • Latin

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    Much damaged by mould, particularly MS pages at beginning and end of the volume which have been conserved; edges of pages in middle of volume still fragile.

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