Text: Eneas en prose

Prose Aneas


Overview

Found in:


French

Author: Anonymous

Translator Unknown


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Tags:

  • Classical
  • History
  • Prose
  • Translation

Ownership Details

BnF fr. 246 owned by Anne of France, duchess of Bourbon (c. 1476?-1522?). Ownership Possible with Instance of borrowing, inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 246 owned by Bernard VIII d'Armagnac (1435?-1462?). Ownership Possible with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 246 owned by Bonne of Berry, viscountess of Carlat (June 1416-1435?). Ownership Possible with Instance of borrowing, inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 246 owned by Jacques d'Armagnac (1462?-c. 1476). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.

BnF fr. 246 owned by John Duke of Berry (pre-1401-June 1416). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence. Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence. Ownership Confirmed with Coat of Arms as evidence.

BnF fr. 246 owned by Peter II of Bourbon (c. 1476-1503). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

KB, Thott 431 2° owned by Charles V of France (post-1350-16 September 1380). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

KB, Thott 431 2° owned by Françoise of Luxembourg, lady of Ravenstein (1482?-c. 1485?). Ownership Possible with Other as evidence.

KB, Thott 431 2° owned by Jeanne of Bar, countess of Marle and Soissons (post-1415-pre-1462). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.

KB, Thott 431 2° owned by Louis de Luxembourg-Saint-Pol (post-1441-19 December 1475?). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.

KB, Thott 431 2° owned by Philip of Cleves, lord of Ravenstein (post-1485?-28 January 1528?). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.



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