- Upper cover
- Inside front board and front pastedown (bookplate of William Horatio Crawford)
- First front flyleaf recto (bookplate of Sir Edward Allen Brotherton)
- First front flyleaf verso
- Second front flyleaf recto
- Second front flyleaf verso
- Third front flyleaf recto
- Third front flyleaf verso
- Fourth front flyleaf recto
- Fourth front flyleaf verso
- Fifth front flyleaf recto
- Fifth front flyleaf verso
- A1r (blank and unsigned)
- A1v (blank)
- A2r (signed A.i) - Janus
- A2v
- A3r (signed A.ii)
- A3v
- A4r (signed A.iii)
- A4v (signed A.iii)
- A5r (signed A.iiii) - ancient coin, showing Janus on one side an
- A5v - streams made to steam by Janus
- A6r - lobster (in fact Cancer, the crab); bird/lyre hybrid (in fact Lyra, the rising lyre)
- A6v - boar snuffling grain; goat and vine
- A7r - a horse and a dog (the Persians sacrifice horses to the Sun; Sabaeans sacrifice dogs to Trivia)
- A7v - an ass and a cockerel
- A8r
- A8v
- A9r - Cacus killed by Hercules
- A9v
- A10r - Aquarius
- A10v
- B1r (unsigned)
- B1v
- B2r - dolphin
- B2v - Arion and the dolphin
- B3r
- B3v - Callisto as a bear almost killed by her son
- B4r
- B4v - Snake, Bird and Cup (Corvus, Hydra and Crater constellations)
- B5r
- B5v
- B6r
- B6v
- B7r - girls beaten with thongs of goat-hide (Lupercalia origins)
- B7v - Romulus judging in a storm
- B8r - an oven (Fornacalia, feast of ovens); a tile wreathed with garlands
- B8v
- B9r
- B9v - Landowners sacrificing cakes and garlands to Terminus
- B10r
- B10v - Brutus kissing mother earth before the oracle
- C1r
- C1v
- C2r - Lucretia’s suicide; horse races
- C2v - Mars and Silvia
- C3r - Romulus and Remus suckled by a wolf
- C3v
- C4r - ‘manipulus’ (stick with bundle of straw)
- C4v
- C5r
- C5v
- C6r
- C6v - Numa and Faunus
- C7r - ‘ancyle’ (shield)
- C7v - Ampelus falls from a tree
- C8r - Pegasus
- C8v
- D1r - man on horseback (Equiria)
- D1v - Old man and woman (Anna)
- D2r
- D2v - Anna fleeing
- D3r
- D3v
- D4r - Silenus stung by bees (Bacchus discovering honey; satyrs)
- D4v - half bull half snake (Ophiotaurus)
- D5r
- D5v - ram carrying Phrixus; drowning of Helle
- D6r - Aeneas carries Anchises from Troy
- D6v
- D7r - the first lover serenading
- D7v - Judgement of Paris; Satyrs see Venus who covers herself with myrtle
- D8r
- D8v - procession of Cybele; Attis and Sagaritis
- E1r
- E1v - the three Cyclopes forging thunderbolts
- E2r
- E2v
- E3r - acorns
- E3v
- E4r - Celeus’s farm
- E4v
- E5r
- E5v
- E6r
- E6v - a rake; boy setting fire to a fox (Cerialia)
- E7r
- E7v
- E8r
- E8v - the walls of Rome are built as Romulus prays and Jupiter thunders assent; Remus is killed for jumping the walls
- F1r
- F1v - a sword rusted in its sheath; Icarian dog
- F2r
- F2v - a youth going to war on horseback
- F3r - old age (?)
- F3v - the she-goat; the horn of plenty; statue of Lar and dog
- F4r - bull with seven flames (Taurus); Hyas killed by a lioness
- F4v
- F5r
- F5v
- F6v
- F6r
- F7r - Chiron
- F7v
- F8r - the ghost of Remus appears
- F8v - a pot cooking beans
- G1r - Orion and scorpion
- G1v - Roman standard
- G2r - Europa and bull; custom of throwing effigy of old man into Tiber
- G2v - merchant’s rituals
- G3r - death of Pollux; Erigone’s dog; trumpet (Tubilustria)
- G3v
- G4r
- G4v
- G5r - harpies (in fact striges, ‘screech-owls’)
- G5v - Proca as a baby attacked by birds
- G6r
- G6v
- G7r - Temple of Vesta
- G7v - loaves hung on a mule as offering to Vesta
- G8r
- G8v - altar
- H1r - Vesta’s temple on fire
- H1v - dolphin
- H2r
- H2v
- H3r - Tullia drives a chariot over her father Servius Tullius
- H3v - flames on Servius’s head
- H4r - flute-players
- H4v
- H5r - Hippolytus and the bull/sea-monster; Jupiter strikes Aesculapius with lightning
- H5v
- H6r
- H6v
- H7r
- H7v
- H8r
- H8v
- I1r
- I1v
- I2r
- I2v
- I3r
- I3v
- I4r
- I4v
- I5r
- I5v
- I6r
- I6v
- I7r
- I7v
- I8r
- I8v
- K1r
- K1v
- K2r
- K2v
- K3r
- K3v
- K4r
- K4v
- K5r
- K5v
- K6r
- K6v
- K7r
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- K8r
- K8v
- L1r
- L1v
- L2r
- L2v
- L3r
- L3v
- L4r
- L4v
- L5r
- L5v
- L6r
- L6v
- L7r
- L7v
- L8r
- L8v
- M1r
- M1v
- M2r
- M2v
- M3r
- M3v
- M4r
- M4v
- M5r
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- M6r
- M6v
- M7r
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- M8r
- M8v
- N1r
- N1v
- N2r
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- N3r
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- N4r
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- N6r
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- N8r
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- O1r
- O1v
- O2r
- O2v
- O3r
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- O4r
- O4v
- O5r
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- O6r
- O6v
- O7r
- O7v
- O8r
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- P1r
- P1v
- P2r
- P2v
- P3r - the goddess Hope
- P3v
- P4r
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- V10r (blank)
- V10v (blank)
- Fourth back flyleaf recto
- Fourth back flyleaf verso
- Third back flyleaf recto
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- Second back flyleaf recto
- Second back flyleaf verso
- First back flyleaf recto
- First back flyleaf verso
- Inside back board and bank pastedown
- Lower cover
[Opera] Volume 3
The Brotherton Ovid
Learn about the remarkable Brotherton Collection copy of the works of Ovid, printed in Parma in 1477. Discover who owned the books, and who might have added the hundreds of marginal annotations and colourful illustrations.
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Incunabula – the first European printed books
Notes on incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds.
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The Brotherton Ovid
Notes on the unique aspects of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Condition and binding
Notes on the condition and binding of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Provenance - who owned the books?
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. FInd out more about the provenance of the books.
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Dietrich von Plieningen
Dietrich von Plieningen was a former owner of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Leonhard von Eck
Leonhard von Eck was a former owner of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Oswald von Eck
Oswald von Eck was a was a former owner of one of the items held at Special Collections at Leeds University, a three volume set of the works of Ovid printed in Parma in 1477. He added the numerous annotations and drawings that appear in the margins.
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Georg Franz Burkhard Kloss
Georg Franz Burkhard Kloss was a former owner of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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William Horatio Crawford
William Horatio Crawford was a former owner of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Edward Allen Brotherton
Edward Allen Brotherton acquired one of the most remarkable items held at Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. This set of three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) contains the works of the Roman poet Ovid. The books were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Other individuals associated with the books
People associated wtih the copy of the works of Ovid printed in Parma in 1477 and held at Special Collections at the University of Leeds.
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Sebastian Linck
Sebastian Linck is associated with three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Philipp Melanchthon
Philipp Melanchthon is associated with three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Samuel Leigh Sotheby
Samuel Leigh Sotheby is associated with three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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J. Alexander Symington
J. Alexander Symington is associated with three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Ovid the poet
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. FInd out more about the Roman poet Ovid.
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The works of Ovid
Notes on the works of Ovid. Part of a digital resource on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477.
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Medieval and Renaissance reception
Part of a digital resource on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Learn more about the reception of Ovid's works in the medieval and Renaissance periods.
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The annotations
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Discover more about the annotations that accompany the printed text.
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Heroides
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Discover more about the annotations that accompany the Heroides
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Amores
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Discover more about the annotations that accompany the Amores
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Art of Love and Cures for Love
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Discover more about the annotations that accompany the Art of Love and Cures for Love
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Fasti
Notes on three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Discover more about the annotations that accompany the Fasti
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The drawings
Notes on the visual marginalia in three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. Discover more about the drawings that accompany the printed text.
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List of illustrations to the Fasti
Notes on the visual marginalia in three incunabula (books printed in Europe before 1501) kept in Special Collections in the Brotherton Library at the University of Leeds. The books contain the works of the Roman poet Ovid and were printed by Stephanus Coralllus in Parma in 1477. List of illustrations to the Fasti.
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[Opera] Volume 1
View a high-resolution digitised version of the first volume of Ovid's Opera, held in Special Collections at Leeds University Library.
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[Opera] Volume 2
View a high-resolution digitised version of the first volume of Ovid's Opera, held in Special Collections at Leeds University Library.
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[Opera] Volume 3
View a high-resolution digitised version of the first volume of Ovid's Opera, held in Special Collections at Leeds University Library.
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