Text: Traité des tribulations

Treatise on Tribulations


Overview

Found in:


French

Author: Pierre de Blois

Translator: Anonymous


Tags:

  • Devotional
  • Didactic
  • Pedagogical
  • Prose
  • Religious
  • Translation

Ownership Details

Chantilly MS 134 owned by Antoine de Chourses (14??-1485). Ownership Confirmed with Coat of Arms as evidence.

Chantilly MS 134 owned by Catherine of Coëtivy, lady of Magné (1485-1529). Ownership Confirmed with Coat of Arms as evidence.

Chantilly MS 134 owned by Catherine of Coëtivy, lady of Magné (14??-1485). Ownership Possible with Coat of Arms as evidence.

BnF fr. 916 owned by Anne of France, duchess of Bourbon (post-1476-1522). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 916 owned by Charlotte of Savoy, queen of France (post-1476?-December 1483). Ownership Possible with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 916 owned by Jacques d'Armagnac (20 April 1474-1476). Ownership Confirmed with Other as evidence.

BnF fr. 916 owned by Peter II of Bourbon (1476?-1502). Ownership Possible with Other as evidence.

Bodleian MS Douce 365 owned by Margaret of York, duchess of Burgundy (1475-1503). Ownership Confirmed with Other as evidence.

Magdalen College MS lat. 41 owned by Barking Abbey (26 February 1474-1539?). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.

Magdalen College MS lat. 41 owned by Elizabeth (Howard) de Vere, countess of Oxford (14??-26 February 1474). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.

BnF fr. 14939 owned by Margaret of Austria, duchess of Savoy (post-1480-1 December 1530). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 14939 owned by Mary of Hungary, queen consort of Hungary and Bohemia (December 1530-18 October 1558). Ownership Confirmed with Other as evidence.

BnF fr. 1802 owned by Charles d'Orleans (post-October 1422-pre-5 January 1465). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.

BnF fr. 1802 owned by Charles V of France (post-March 1371-16 September 1380). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 1802 owned by Charles VI of France (post-September 1380-21 October 1422). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 1802 owned by Jeanne d'Evreux, queen of France and Navarre (13??-4 March 137). Ownership Confirmed with Inventory as evidence.

BnF fr. 1802 owned by John of Orleans, count of Angouleme (post-January 1465?-30 April 1467). Ownership Confirmed with Inscription as evidence.



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