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Codices Fennici – Finnish Medieval and 16th century manuscripts.

Codices Fennici is a digital collection of medieval and 16th century manuscripts written or used in Finland. The collection contains over 200 manuscripts or manuscripts fragments collected from libraries and archives in different countries.

Turku, The Museum Centre of Turku Archives, uncatalogued choral book fragment A

Antiphonary, fragment

Stockholm, National Archives, E 1992 (1), Bielkesamlingen, 02 Adliga ätten Bielke, Nils Pedersson Bielke (†1550), hans svärmoder, maka och barn. Vol. 8: Skifvelser och Godshandlingar (m.m.). Miscellaneous financial register

Miscellaneous financial register

Stockholm, National Library, D 409. Olaus Petri, En Swensk Cröneka

Olaus Petri, En Swensk Cröneka.

Stockholm, National Library, A 57. Codex Cederhielmianus

Synodal acts; statutes from Turku diocese; an abridgement of Ars notaria of Solomon.

Stockholm, National Archives, E 1984 (3), Bielkesamlingen, 01 Hogenskild Bielkes samling, Handlingar rörande Nynäs gård i Nousis socken, Åbo län. Vol. 10. Financial registers pertaining to the landed estates of Anna Hansdotter Tott in Finland

A register of finances

Stockholm, National Library, B 47. Magnus Eriksson’s Stadslagen

Magnus Eriksson’s Stadslagen; Kyrkobalk from Upplandslagen and some additional texts.

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