Skráningarfærsla handrits
AM 197 fol.
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History Book; Sweden, 1550-1599
Innihald
A Swedish Chronicle — „En Swensk Crönika“
„Allom Them som then|na Crönika läsandes warde eller | hörandes önskar iag Olaus | Petri Predickare i Stockholm | Sanningenes Kunskap“
„Gudh som all ting haffuer | skapat Menniskiona Till Godho och Gagnn | Hann haffwer thet och aff sine Ewiga godthet | och försynn så förordinerat och sckickat, At Theres Liffuerene, Och Rege-|mennte som fordomdagz i Werldenna Leffuat haffwer Besckrifwas | sckulle“
„hwilke woro till gannska | mång hunndratt.“
Sænska
Documents concerning Christian II
Christian IIs dagtingan och welkor
Christian II is here acknowledged as king of Sweden from 1520
Christian II's stadfästelse-bref
Christian II's Agreement with the Widow of Sten Sture, fru Kirstin
Vadmarssjön near Stockholm, 1520
Verse on the King's Treachery
Lýsing á handriti
Paper.
Foliated on top-right-hand corners (1-218).
Ends defectly for which reason several leaves have been added.
Written in long lines with 27 to 35 lines per page. Rubrics and initials often in red.
Written by Johannes Laurentii.
Various marginal notes. On the bottom margin of fol. 218v Árni Magnússon has written: „desunt multa“.
Bound in a parchment binding, formerly a diploma; 399 mm x 462 mm x 51 mm.
There is an AM-slip in Árni Magnússon's hand saying: „Dette Oluf Pedersens histories Exemplar bekom ieg | Anno 1716. fra Mag. Jo-|nas Ramus paa Nórre-|houg paa Ringerige | i Norge, til foræring. | Arffue Scaryn | Suenson propria | stod paa brettet indentil | syntes at vere gammel | haand. Det som fattes ved enden i dette Exemplar. | har til visse været 1. sæt, | og icke meere end 2. sæt. | Det kunde mand see af | traadene som sade til|bage af det eller de | sæt som vare udryckte | og bortrefne.“
Uppruni og ferill
Written in Sweden in the second half of the sixteenth century.
Nothing much is known about the provenance of this manuscript. According to Árni Magnússon's account on the AM-slip, the book once belonged to an „Arffue Scaryn Suenson“ who cannot be identified. Later it belonged to the Norwegian Jonas Ramus (1649-1718).
Árni Magnússon acquired the manuscript from Jonas Ramus in 1716.
Aðrar upplýsingar
Catalogued 25 February 2002 by EW-J
microfilm (master) Gl.neg 39s.d.Before restoration; thirteen blank leaves exists at the end of the codex; these have not been photographed. microfilm (archive) Gl.pos 48s.d. b/w prints AM 197 fol. 17 April 2002 microfilm Neg. 1038 3 July 2005 Supplied photographs before restoration of .1r-v, 53v, 79v, 92r, 122r, 134r, 135v, 148r, 149v, 162r, 177v, 188r, 189v, and 218r. pocket pocket no 109 10 March 2005 After restoration: spine, inner back perm. b/w prints AM 197 fol. 14 March 2005 pocket pocket 146 4 March 2003 Before restoration: front, spine, back, spread, lower section. b/w prints AM 197 fol. 5 April 2005 diapositive 140 15 February 2005 During restoration: Inner back perm, inner spine, upper and lower headbands.
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| Katalog over Den Arnamagnæanske Håndskriftsamling | ed. Kristian Kålund | I: s. 162-163 |