11-07-2020, 01:37 PM
Yes i had read before too that it went to his daughter Marie. Here is google translated info.
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It is, however, likely that ms. French 565 entered, at the death of the duke of Berry, in the collections of his daughter Marie de Berry, duchesse de Bourbonnais (Delisle 1907, t. II, p. 248-249, n ° 154). He remained in the Bourbon library until 1523, when François I confiscated the property of Constable Charles III of Bourbon for the benefit of the Crown. The manuscript appears, in fact, on the state of the proofing done on November 19 of the same year, in Moulins: "The book of Aristotle, containing the Book of hope, and troys (sic) books of celo and mundo, in françoys, has two gilt silver fermaus ”(Le Roux de Lincy,“ Catalog of the Library of the Dukes of Bourbon ”, p. 75, n ° 12). The manuscript is listed in the inventories of the King's library: inventory of Nicolas Rigault (1622), n ° 371; inventory of Pierre and Jacques Dupuy (1645), n ° 453; inventory by Nicolas Clément (1682), n ° 7065. Old dimensions listed in f. 1: [Rigault II] "three hundred seventy one"; [Dupuy II] 453, [Regius] 7065....
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It is, however, likely that ms. French 565 entered, at the death of the duke of Berry, in the collections of his daughter Marie de Berry, duchesse de Bourbonnais (Delisle 1907, t. II, p. 248-249, n ° 154). He remained in the Bourbon library until 1523, when François I confiscated the property of Constable Charles III of Bourbon for the benefit of the Crown. The manuscript appears, in fact, on the state of the proofing done on November 19 of the same year, in Moulins: "The book of Aristotle, containing the Book of hope, and troys (sic) books of celo and mundo, in françoys, has two gilt silver fermaus ”(Le Roux de Lincy,“ Catalog of the Library of the Dukes of Bourbon ”, p. 75, n ° 12). The manuscript is listed in the inventories of the King's library: inventory of Nicolas Rigault (1622), n ° 371; inventory of Pierre and Jacques Dupuy (1645), n ° 453; inventory by Nicolas Clément (1682), n ° 7065. Old dimensions listed in f. 1: [Rigault II] "three hundred seventy one"; [Dupuy II] 453, [Regius] 7065....
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