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Title
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Fifty Women
Description
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Books from the late Middle Ages to the beginning of the twentieth century that were written, produced, owned, or inspired by women. The exhibited books present contemporary evidence of the important roles that women of all callings – saints, queens, heroines, authors, printers, artists, mothers, and daughters – have played within the history of book production and readership.
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Bridwell Library Special Collections
Publisher
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SMU Libraries
Date
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Originally exhibited August 26–December 20, 2013
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Title
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BRMS 4
Subject
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Hagiography - Clare, of Assisi, Saint
Description
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In 1496 the Poor Clares at the Convento di Santa Chiara Novella in Florence commissioned the Florentine humanist Ugolino Verino to write this Life of St. Clare in Italian, so that those sisters who lacked Latin education could read of their founder's saintly poverty. This edition is an illuminated manuscript believed to be in Verino's handwriting.
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Verino, Ugolino, 1438–1516.
Source
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BRMS 4. Ugolino Verino (1438–1516). <em>Vita di Santa Chiara vergine.</em> Florence, 1496.
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Bridwell Library Special Collections
Date
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1496
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Please cite Bridwell Library Special Collections, SMU, as the source of this file. A high-resolution version of this file may be obtained by contacting Special Collections (bridsc@smu.edu).
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Middle Ages
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Displayed as .jpg
Language
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Italian
Type
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Hagiography