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Un des six "chansonniers centraux" du répertoire de la chanson française de la seconde moitié du XVe s., jadis qualifiés de "bourguignons" puis "du Val de Loire".
-- DIAMM / CENSUS
2 motets (1 incomplete), 102 French secular pieces (1 without text; 8 incomplete or fragmentary), 2 Italian secular pieces = 106
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Main corpus copied by one main scribe (new ff. 8-61, 64'-72, 136, 138'-139) and one additional scribe (new ff. 61'-64, 72'-101). Five later scribes made additions, as follows—I: new ff. 101'-104; II: new ff. 104'-105, 106'-114; III: new ff. 105'-106; IV: new ff. 120'-121; V: new ff. 136'-138, 139'-149 (GutiérrL, who disputes RifSC's assertion of scribal concordances with FlorR 2794 and WashLC L25). Copied in France, possibly in Loire Valley region (GutiérrW). Probably owned in 16th century by Pierre Morin de Mondeville (GutiérrL, based on identification of coat of arms and inscription 'pris chez M M' on last folio). Owned in 19th century by the archaeologist and historian Léon Emmanuel Simon Joseph, Marquis de Laborde (1807-69). Acquired from Laborde's descendants by firm of Bernard Quaritch at 1932 Sotheby's sale. Later acquired from Quaritch by E. P. Goldschmidt and Co.; purchased from latter by Library of Congress in 1936.

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