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.
Porvoo, Borgå Gymnasium’s Library, Kristoffer’s Landslag A
Kristoffer’s Landslag and other juridical texts.
Uppsala, University Library, S 172. Klas Åkesson Tott’s accounts and copybook 1547–1593
Klas Åkesson Tott’s accounts and
copybook.
Stockholm, National Archives, E 1989 (11), Bielkesamlingen, 02 Adliga ätten Bielke, Nils Pedersson Bielkes maka Anna Hogenskild (†1591), Vol. 5: Godshandlingar 1553–1557. Register of expenses concerning the estates of Anna Hogenskild in Finland
A register of expenses (and some incomes) at
Nynäs estate (as well as Vik and
Lahis to a lesser extent)
Stockholm, National Library, B 5b. Magnus Eriksson’s Landslag, Stadslag
Magnus Eriksson’s Landslag; Stadslag
Helsinki, National Library, C.III.19. Codex Westh
Lutheran manuale, missale and other
liturgical and pastoral materials in Finnish and
Swedish.