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Title: Ab urbe condita detached manuscript leaf
Alternative Title: Ab urbe condita. Liber 10
Incipit: [Roma]nam in porta segniter agente[m] vigilias perveniu[n]t. Improviso oppressis nec a[nimi] sa[tis]
Contributor: Livy
Date Created and/or Issued: between 1490 and 1510
Contributing Institution: UC Riverside, Library, Special Collections and University Archives
Collection: Historical Artifacts Collection
Rights Information: Public Domain
Material in the public domain. No restrictions on use.
Description: Scope/Content: Liber X part of chapter 32 (recto), all of chapters 33 (recto) and 34 (recto and verso), and part of chapter 35 (verso).
Scope/Content: Explicit: iubet et sequi se ex[tra] vallu[m] legattis tribunis p[rae]fectis socior[um] imperat q[uo]d.
Scope/Content: Script: Written in a humanistic hand, black ink with three 2-line pen-drawn versals in red ink beginning text divisions; ruled in pale brown ink; pencil mark lower left below recto text.
Scope/Content: Layout: 32 lines of text on recto and 33 lines of text on verso.
Type: text
Format: Parchment; 252 x 179 mm
Form/Genre: Manuscripts, Medieval
Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)
Extent: 1 unnumbered leaf (that is, 2 unnumbered pages)
Identifier: ark:/86086/n22z17k4
PA6452.A5 1490
991033020228204706
31210026377414
UCR026
Language: Latin
lat
Subject: Rome--History--Republic, 510-265 B.C
Place: Italy
Provenance: Gift of Bob and Linnell Allen (UCR 1984), February 2004.

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