Four examples of rearrangement of the DS data putting the text first, chunking the information into groups, and omitting the labels except where necessary. The image captions are not repeated here because presumably they follow on each text as necessary (not all texts have images). This outline does not display a mechanism for showing that a given part or a given text is not an only child.
The examples are:
--Plimpton MS 040A
One-to-one relationship, Manuscript-Part-Text
--Lodge MS 07
One-to-Many Relationships, Manuscript-Part-3 Texts
--Plimpton MS 021
One-to-Many Relationships, Manuscript-2 Parts-1 or 2 Texts each
--Smith Documents 0417
One-to-one relationship, for a Document
A. One-to-One Relationship,
Manuscript-Part-Text:
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Plimpton MS 040A
f.1r-v Gradual. Latin. Fragment. Beginning of the mass of Sts. Peter and Paul (29 June).
Parchment One leaf. 540 x 382 mm. 7 lines of text and music the former ruled in ink. Gothic liturgical book hand. Square notation on 4-line red staves.
Master of the Barbo Missal. 3-line historiated initial.
The same artist illuminated Padua, Biblioteca del Seminario, MS 365, a missal commissioned by Marco Barbo, bishop of Treviso, 1455-64.
Binding: Not bound.
Italy, northern. Lombardy or Veneto (?). Brescia (?). s. XV3/4. Intended for use of the secular canons of the congregation of S. Giorgio in Alga for their Brescian house commonly called S. Pietro in Oliveto; George A. Plimpton (1855-1936).
De Ricci, p. 1760. G. Mariani Canova, "I manoscritti miniati," in Il Seminario di Gregorio Barbarigo: trecento anni di arte, cultura e fede, ed. by P. Gios and A.M. Spiazzi (Padua 1997) 151-177, esp. 166-169.
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Lodge MS 07
ff. 1-43v Aesop. "Uno di Siena" (?), translator. Fables. Italian. Latin. Contains interspersed Latin distichs.
Paper. Fleur similar to Briquet 6648; Fleur similar to Briquet 6306. ff. 1-56. 275 x 212 mm. Humanistic with some gothic features.
Binding: In vellum.
First quire ruled in dry point for 2-column format, although text was ultimately copied in long lines.
Italy, northern. s. XVmed. Acquired in 1956 with funds bequeathed by Gonzalez Lodge (1863-1942).
Bond and Faye, p. 323.
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Lodge MS 07
ff. 43v-49. Disticha Catonis. Italian.
Paper. Fleur similar to Briquet 6648; Fleur similar to Briquet 6306. ff. 1-56. 275 x 212 mm. Humanistic with some gothic features.
Binding: In vellum.
First quire ruled in dry point for 2-column format, although text was ultimately copied in long lines.
Italy, northern. s. XVmed. Acquired in 1956 with funds bequeathed by Gonzalez Lodge (1863-1942).
Bond and Faye, p. 323.
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Lodge MS 07
ff. 49v-56; ff. 56v-60v blank. Pseudo Bernard. Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris. Italian. Also contains letter to Bernared from Raimodo del Casatello di Sancto Ambruogio.
Paper. Fleur similar to Briquet 6648; Fleur similar to Briquet 6306. ff. 1-56. 275 x 212 mm. Humanistic with some gothic features.
Binding: In vellum.
First quire ruled in dry point for 2-column format, although text was ultimately copied in long lines.
Italy, northern. s. XVmed. Acquired in 1956 with funds bequeathed by Gonzalez Lodge (1863-1942).
Bond and Faye, p. 323.
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Plimpton MS 021
ff. 1-73 Aristotle. Boethius, translator. Topica. Latin. Propositum qui viem [sic] negocii est methodum invenire . . .
Parchment. ff. i + 128 + i. Part I: ff. 1-97v. 204 x 145 mm. 29 long lines ruled in lead. Gothic book hand.
Parted red and blue initials with flourishing.
Binding: Imitative medieval binding of tawed leather over boards, s. XIX (?).
England. s. XIII2. George A. Plimpton (1865-1936).
De Ricci, p. 1757.
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Plimpton MS 021
ff. 73-97v Aristotle. Boethius, translator. De sophisticis elenchis. Latin. De sophisticis autem elenchis et de his que videntur elenchi sunt autem parologismi [sic] . . .
Parchment. ff. i + 128 + i. Part I: ff. 1-97v. 204 x 145 mm. 29 long lines ruled in lead. Gothic book hand.
Parted red and blue initials with flourishing.
Binding: Imitative medieval binding of tawed leather over boards, s. XIX (?).
England. s. XIII2. George A. Plimpton (1865-1936).
De Ricci, p. 1757.
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Plimpton MS 021
ff. 98-128; f. 128v blank Aristotle. Iacobus of Venice, translator. Analytica posteriora. Latin. Omnis doctrina et omnis disciplina intellectiva ex preexistenti fit cognitione . . .
Parchment. ff. i + 128 + i. Part II: ff. 98-128v. 204 x 145 mm. 27 long lines ruled in lead. Gothic book hand.
Parted red and blue initials with cascades and flourishing.
Binding: Imitative medieval binding of tawed leather over boards, s. XIX (?).
England. s. XIII2. George A. Plimpton (1865-1936).
De Ricci, p. 1757.
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Smith Documents 0417
Face. Receipt. French. Summary: Pierre Petit, called l'amoreaux, royal sargeant, acknowledges receipt of 25 s. t. from Etienne Petit, receiver of Languedoc, for use in emergencies on a trip from Toulouse to Rodez.
Parchment. 1 item. 100 x 295 mm.
France. s. XV2. 1451, February 24. David Eugene Smith (1860-1944).