MS 633 Spain, s. XVI History of the final days of the

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MS 633
Spain, s. XVI2
History of the final days of the Moorish kingdom of Granada, in Spanish
pp. 151-172 Linea de los reyes Moros de Granada y de su decendencia hasta que aquella
ciudad fue entregada a los Reyes Catholicos. Es autor çierto y que intervino in aquellos
hechos y muy informado por las cosas de los Moros. MCCCCXCII. // su batalla y el
principe Mulei Abul Haçen prendio al rey Moro y lo reaxo al Alhambra y el principe lo
mando degollar y ahogar … que a diez dias de henero de el anno de M CCCC XCII [10
Jan. 1492] se entregase la çibdad con este conçierto y acuerdo de luego los cavalleros
salieron del palaçio cavalgando en sus cavallos y el cavallero Moro que los avia traido con
ellos con ellos [sic]. Ad laudem et gloriam omnipotentis Dey.
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History of the final days of the Moorish kingdom of Granada through the conquest by Gonsalvo
de Cordoba, the “great captain” in the service of the Catholic Kings of Spain, 1492. This is the
final quire of a manuscript that contained the full history of the Moorish Kings of Granada, as
indicated by the heading written by other hands in the upper margin of p. 151, (probably this is a
copy of the heading of the full manuscript). The text begins in the middle of a sentence. A few
marginal notes, mostly by a later hand.
Paper, ff. 12, 315 x 215 mm. Paginated 151-173.
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Frame ruling in ?? for one column of 32-35 lines.
Copied by a single scribe in a Spanish version of Humanistica Cursiva Formata. The first word
of each paragraph is written in Capitalis. The heading on p. 151 is written by two other hands.
The Latin formula at the end is in Humanistica Textualis Formata.
Unbound.
Given through the Yale Library Associates by Laurence Witten, Febr. 1982.