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1. Leaf from Livy, Ab Urbe Condita Libri XXIV ('On the History of Rome') in Latin

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Leaf excised from a larger manuscript. Modern number "8" in pencil on the top recto; two small white fabric tags from the last mounting., On verso: extended descender in the last line. On recto: capitals set off in margins., Leaf containing a selection work written by the historian Titus Livius beginning in book 25, detailing the siege of Syracuse. Script is attributed to Giacomo Curlo., 1 column of 24 ines in blind ruling written in Humanist minuscule., and Owed and dismembered by Otto Ege (1888-1951). The parent text of the leaf acquired by the Bodleian Library in 1985.
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