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A musical treasure (manuscript), written in Spain around 1600 with scrawls.

An anonymous 17th-century jotter about sex, politics and religion in seventeenth-century Utrecht.

A seventeenth-century travel guide, made by Abraham Booth during his trip to England (1629)

In 1936 a special handwritten book was published to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the university. It offered an overview of the university buildings.

An interleaved copy of Epitheta, a work from 1620 by Anthoni Smyters, with additions and notes from Pieter Poeraet.

Jan Ackersdijck was an avid traveler, and he kept a diary of all his journeys. This is the diary about his journey to Germany, where he met Hegel.

The first grammar of the Hindustani language was written down by Joan Josua Ketelaar and survived in three manuscripts. The most complete of the three is housed in Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Library.

In 1956 Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Library acquired some special papyri and parchment manuscripts, a few containing unique texts.

A collection of twenty folios of manuscript fragments which were once part of a 12th century antiphonary and belonged to St. Paul's Abbey in Utrecht.

The Codex Boreelianus is a Greek manuscript written in Constantinopel around the year 1000. It contains texts of gospels of Matteüs, Markus, Lucas en Johannes.

Where and how was the Middle Dutch translation of Jan Beke's Chronographia made?

About some Martyrologia; medieval catalogues of matyrs. Such catalogues of martyrs can ‘commemorate’ other information as well.

One page from Egmond Breviary (433 pages), acquired by Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Library in 1960. About the Master of Zweder van Culemborg.

A book of hours, dating from the 15th century, full of animals in the margins of the miniatures.

About the remarkable journey of manuscript 3 A 2, the Weesp missal. The adventures of this stolen Catholic heirloom form a remarkable story.

About manuscript 1037 (2 E 19) of Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Library; a medieval book of hours and book of prayers from ca. 1430.

Ms. 688 contains several medical and astrological texts which have been recorded over a 100-year period and eventually ended up in one book.

A manuscript about Rome's late Republican period.

About two half pages from a 9th-century sacramentary: texts for the Mass. The pages were used as flyleaves for Manuscript 163.