Cleres femmes E Decorator
Brussels, Bibliothèque royale, MS 9094: Bartholomeus Anglicus, Livres des proprietés des choses.
Jacques Rapondi sold this manuscript to Philippe le Hardi for 400 escus on January 3, 1402.
Identified Collaborators: Cleres femmes Scribe C; BnF fr. 242 Scribe; Decorators: Cleres femmes A Decorator; Cleres femmes B Decorator; Miniatures: Master of Berry's Cleres femmes; Virgil Master; Master of the Cité des dames.
Folio 77r: Cleres femmes Scribe C; Cleres femmes E Decorator; Virgil Master miniature. Compare to the frontispiece of BnF fr. 425, folio 1r and BnF fr. 24289, folio 1r
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, fr. 242: Jacobus de Voragine, Légende dorée
Contains Vignay's translation augmented by the Festes nouvelles completed shortly after 1400 by Jean Golein.
Bibliothèque nationale, fr. 598: Bocaccio, Des cleres et nobles femmes
In Febraury 1404, Jean de Berry received this copy from Jean de la Barre, receveur general des finances in Languedoc and Guyenne.
Identified collaborators: Cleres femmes Scribe A (Oudin de Caranavay), Cleres femmes Scribe B, Cleres femmes Scribe C; Decorators: Cleres femmes A Decorator, Cleres femmes B Decorator; Cleres femmes C Decorator; Cleres femmes D Decorator; Cleres femmes E Decorator; Miniatures: Master of Berry's Cleres femmes.
Folio 134v: Cleres femmes Scribe C; Cleres femmes E Decorator
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, fr. 12201: Hayton, Fleur des histoires de la terre d'Orient
Manuscript is one of three copies of the text bought by Philippe le Hardi in 1403 from Jacques Rapondi. Fr. 12201 was given to Jean de Berry on March 22, 1403, and it appears in the 1413 Berry inventory.
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, fr. 12420: Boccaccio, Des Cleres et nobles femmes
Colophon on folio 167v states that the anonymous translation was completed on September 12, 1401; on New Year's day of 1403 (n.s.), Jacques Rapondi presented this manuscript to Philippe le Hardi.
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, fr. 24289: Boccaccio, Des Cas de nobles hommes et femmes
This is the single extant copy of Laurent de Premierfait's first translation of Boccaccio's De casibus virorum illustrium dating from 1400 done in Laurent's life time.
