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Pontificale noviter impressum. 1511. Clermont Auvergne Métropole, bibliothèque du patrimoine, RELg 19
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Français : Pontificale noviter impressum. 1511. Clermont Auvergne Métropole, bibliothèque du patrimoine, RELg 19. Le frontispice a été décoré d'une grande et belle miniature à treize personnages, représentant le pape Léon X entouré de sept évêques, dont deux cardinaux, et de cinq personnages ecclésiastiques placés au second rang. Toutes les têtes paraissent être des portraits, et on n'en peut douter pour celle du pape qui offre les traits bien reconnaissables de Léon X. Toute cette page est encadrée d'une bordure d'arabesques sur fond d'or, portant les armes de Montmorency, évêque de Limoges accompagnées de la crosse abbatiale. Le folio i, après la table, en outre d'une grande initiale peinte et dorée, est entouré d'une bordure en arabesques d'or sur fond bleu, où on remarque encore les armes de Montmorency. Ex-libris manuscrit et timbre humide des carmes déchaux de Clermont-Fd.
Une note manuscrite en fin de volume indique les possesseurs successifs : Philippe de Montmorency (1496-1519) et Charles de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam (1482-1535), évêques de Limoges. |
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