University of Missouri, Fragmenta Manuscripta 026

Metadata

DS ID:

DS10099

Shelfmark:

Fragmenta Manuscripta 026

Title:

Celestial Hierarchy IX 10, 11, commentary on

Author:

Hugh of St. Victor

Hugh of Saint Victor WIKIDATA

Place:

England

England TGN

Date:

s. XII(ex); 1185-1199

twelfth century (dates CE) AAT

Language:

Latin

Latin WIKIDATA

Physical Description:

Binding: Not bound.
Other decoration, f. 1r-v: One initial, H, line 7r, six lines, 26 X 20, green.
Number of scribes, f. 1r-v: 1.
Script, f. 1r-v: Transitional script.
Layout, f. 1r-v: Single column (probably of two) with 16 lines visible, 5 mm apart; ruling in leadpoint, rubrics on recto.

Former Owner(s):

John Bagford (1650s-1716) to St. Martin-in-the-Fields; sale 1861 to Sir Thomas Phillipps, n.15758; his sale 22 May, 1913, lot 742; Sir Sydney Cockerell (1867-1962) sale Sotheby's 3 April, 1957; William Salloch (Ossining NY) Cat. 258 (1968) to U. Missouri.

Thomas Phillipps WIKIDATA

John Bagford (1650s-1716) to St. Martin-in-the-Fields; sale 1861 to Sir Thomas Phillipps, n.15758; his sale 22 May, 1913, lot 742; Sir Sydney Cockerell (1867-1962) sale Sotheby's 3 April, 1957; William Salloch (Ossining NY) Cat. 258 (1968) to U. Missouri.

Sydney Cockerell WIKIDATA

John Bagford (1650s-1716) to St. Martin-in-the-Fields; sale 1861 to Sir Thomas Phillipps, n.15758; his sale 22 May, 1913, lot 742; Sir Sydney Cockerell (1867-1962) sale Sotheby's 3 April, 1957; William Salloch (Ossining NY) Cat. 258 (1968) to U. Missouri.

William Salloch WIKIDATA

Associated Agent(s):

Dionysius the Areopagite

Dionysius the Areopagite WIKIDATA

Note:

Bibliography: M. McC. Gatch, "Fragmenta Manuscripta and Varia at Missouri and Cambridge," Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society9 (1990) 434-75.
f. 1r-v: Transitional Romanesque-Gothic bookhand, s. XII#^ex#; many abbreviations, one contemporary correction, line 4r; recto as mounted was verso in original codex; for a discussion of the original format of the ms of this fragment, see Fragmenta Manuscripta 071.
f. 1r-v: Latin.
f. 1r-v: Original recto (now verso), " (pote)statibus, ubi alii superiores, alii inferiores constituti sunt et primas, et medias, et ultimas"; original verso (now recto), "deest; et ante perfectum, quia eius plenitudo Sed hic simil(iter)."

Holding Institution:

University of Missouri