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DS ID:

DS16397

Shelfmark:

P808

Title:

In librum II Sententiarum /

Commentary on Sentences

Author:

Ricardus, de Mediavilla, approximately 1249-1308?

Place:

Paris, France

Paris TGN

France TGN

Date:

1282

thirteenth century (dates CE) AAT

Language:

lat

Latin WIKIDATA

Material:

parchment

Parchment AAT

Physical Description:

Extent: ii, 258, ii leaves : parchment ; 344 x 245 (225 x 150) mm

Former Owner(s):

Linterno, Marchese

Marchese Linterno WIKIDATA

Visconti Modrone, C. Duca

C. Duca Visconti Modrone WIKIDATA

Bruschetti, Giuseppe, active 19th century

Giuseppe Bruschetti WIKIDATA

Schiepatti, Gaetano, active 19th century

Gaetano Schiepatti WIKIDATA

Arrigoni, Luigi

Luigi Arrigoni WIKIDATA

Buckler, William H

William Hepburn Buckler WIKIDATA

Plimpton, George A. 1855-1936

George Arthur Plimpton WIKIDATA

Certosa di Garegnano (Milan, Italy)

Garegnano Charterhouse WIKIDATA

Note:

Title supplied by cataloger.
Collation: Parchment, ii [new], 1-312, 414, 5-1212, 13-1414, 15-2112, ii [new]. Signatures in light plummet, above catchwords, with some quires signed in first half as [i-vi] or [vii]. Catchwords in a decorative red frame. No foliation. 258 leaves, [not 260 as reported in Jackson
Layout: 2 columns, 42 lines. Bounding lines doubled, bounding and writing lines in plummet, prickings for bounding lines.
Script: Written in a Gothic bookhand in brown or black ink with red rubrics.
Decoration: Headings alternate blue and red epigraphic capitals. Opening 4-line initial in blue and red with red and dark yellow filigree, with blue and red side bar along outside column. Chapter initials 2-line red and blue with red and blue filigree, extending entire height of column with side bar as on opening page, sub-heading initials 2-line alternating red and blue with blue or red filigree.
Origin: Written at the University of Paris in 1282, not in Italy in 1287 as reported by Jackson and de Ricci. These lectures on Peter Lombard's Sentences were given by Middleton at Paris in 1280-1281; this codex therefore preserves a very early copy of the text. Only the lectures on Book 2 of the Sentences are found in this volume; complete sets of all four volumes of Middleton's commentary...
Pecia notes are found on the following folios: 5 [prime], 13 [iiii peâ], 17v [v peâ], 22v [pecia viâ], 31 [viii peâ], 35 [ix peâ], 39 [x peâ], 42v [xi peâ], 46v [xii peâ], 51 [xiii peâ], 55 [xiiii peâ], 59 [xv peâ], 63 [xvi], 67v [xvii peâ], 71v [xviii peâ], 75v [xix peâ], 79v [xx peâ], 83v [xxi peâ], 87v [xxii peâ], 91v [xxiii peâ], 95v [xxiiii peâ], 99v [xxv peâ], 103v [xxvi peâ], 107 [xxvii...
Bought ca. 1640 at Padua by Marchese Linterno. Owned ca. 1700 by the Carthusians of Garegnano, near Milan; by Duca C. Visconti Modrone (1779); by Giuseppi Bruschetti (1834); by Gaetano Schiepatti (1865); and by Luigi Arrigoni (1883), all of Milan [all of these owners are evidenced on the old endpapers, which have been preserved]. Sold by J. Rosenthal at Sotheby's (London, 12 April 1899, n...

Keyword:

Manuscripts

Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)

Massachusetts--Wellesley

Wellesley College Library

Sententiarum libri IV (Peter Lombard, Bishop of Paris)

Institutional Record:

https://libcat.wellesley.edu/Record/in00000626428

IIIF Manifest:

https://repository.wellesley.edu/node/32827/manifest

Holding Institution:

Wellesley College