More fun books from BSB

[mmcnealy]

Here are more fun online manuscripts from the Bavarian State Library (BSB)

Books of Coats of arms from Italy,
Insignia ... X. Insignia nobilium Patavinorum, impresa Ferrariensium, Pesariensium - BSB Cod.icon. 275, middle 16th century
Insignia ... XI. Insignia nobilium Veronensium, Vicentinorum - BSB Cod.icon. 276,middle 16th century
Insignia ... XII. Insignia Florentinorum - BSB Cod.icon. 277
Insignia ... XIII. Insignia Lucensium, Senensium, Pisanorum, Pistoianorum, Volterranorum, Aretinorum, Cortonensium, Borgo a S. Sepolcro - BSB Cod.icon. 278
Insignia ... XIV. Insignia Neapolitanorum, Genuensium - BSB Cod.icon. 279
Insignia ... XV. Insignia equitum Gallici ordinis Sancti Michaelis - BSB Cod.icon. 280

A really pretty illustrated book,
Historische Beschreibung der Kindtauf des Fräuleins Elisabeth zu Hessen, Kassel 1598

German Wappenbuchen
Ortenburger Wappenbuch - BSB Cod.icon. 308 u, [S.l.] Bayern 1466 - 1473
Stammbuch des Johann Kandler d.J. aus Regensburg - BSB Cod.icon. 326 a, Regensburg 1586 - 1601

Nice handwriting in this one, in a much less formal script.
Bertschi, Nikolaus: Wappenbuch besonders deutscher Geschlechter - BSB Cod.icon. 308, Augsburg 1515 - 1650

Sammelband mehrerer Wappenbücher - BSB Cod.icon. 391, [S.l.] Süddeutschland (Augsburg ?) um 1530

A book on the paternoster?
Ein nutzlich außlegung über den hl. Paternoster, Augspurg 1513

Comments

Thank you!

[jurgenzuvols.livejournal.com]

Thank you. Thank you.
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Marion, this is great!
and btw, Thank you.
-Jurgen

Re: Thank you!

[mmcnealy.livejournal.com]

You're welcome! :)

Thanks for the links- now on to reading them

[isabeldelaroche.livejournal.com]

I just love the interface that lets us page through the book, as if we were holding it.

I am looking at the one that is a book of hours-? - the last link [Ein nutzlich außlegung über den hl. Paternoster, Augspurg 1513]
I am working on my understanding of the words

bifdhoff = bishop?
beidhter=?
ungfraw= young woman?
muter= mother
martrer= martyr
konig= king?

Is there a resource on renaissance ge orman online? Or as a book?

Re: Thanks for the links- now on to reading them

[mmcnealy.livejournal.com]

Well, yes and now. I use a combination of a modern German-English dictionary, an online translator and the German equivalents of the OED, found here. This is actually a master search engine for three different dictionaries.
http://germazope.uni-trier.de/Projects/WBB/woerterbuecher/findebuch/wbgui?lemid=FA00001

I don't know what beidhter means, sometimes you have to play around with the spelling and do a little detective work, and then there's the misspelled words...

Re: Thanks for the links- now on to reading them

[mmcnealy.livejournal.com]

That should be yes and no.

Re: Thanks for the links- now on to reading them

[sasphyria.livejournal.com]

Your words are correct.

Beidhter may be Beichte = confession

Does these word fit into the context?

Greetings from Germany
Jacqueline