Extent: 257 leaves : paper ; 203 x 156 (147 x 102) mm bound to 216 x 165 mm
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Ms. codex. Title supplied by cataloger (Zacour-Hirsch). Scribe for first work "per Johannem de prawnec" [i.e., Brauneck] at Donauwörth, 1470 (f. 124r). (1st work): Expliciunt sermones de avaritia sive usuris per...Johannes Goldner decretorum doctorem...(f. 124r). (2nd work): Explicit sermo...magistri Nicolai Dinkelspuhel (f. 143r); Sermon published from other manuscripts by H. Menhardt. (5th work): Incipiunt tres puncti essenciales religionis Xristianae...(f. 146r). (10th work): attributed to Nicolaus von Dinkelsbühl (Zacour-Hirsch). (14th work): Explicit tractatus cum registro suo continenti xlv articulos erroreos sive heretices Johannis Wickleph. Editus per [?] doctorem sacrae theologiae magistrum Stansilaum felicis [?] de Znoyma. Collation: Paper, 257; 1-1212, 1314 (-14), 14-1612, 17-2016; [1-145], 1-23, [i], 24-32, 34-63, 63-109, [i]; contemporary foliation in ink, upper center recto; modern foliation in pencil, upper right recto. Link to collation model at end of record. Layout: Written in 27-37 long lines; ruled in lead. Script: Written in a German Gothic script by several hands. Decoration: Decorated initials in black and red (f. 170r, 193v); rubricated headings, capitals, initials, paragraph marks, and manicules. Binding: Contemporary stamped leather over wooden boards, with remains of clasp. Origin: Written in Bohemia in the 15th century (Zacour-Hirsch). "Elisabeth sancte in claustro me bibliotheca possideat" (inside lower cover). Provenance: Poor Clares at Brixen (Tyrol), "Liber iste Cenobii est Clarissarum Brixine commorancium" (inside upper cover). Sold by H. P. Kraus, 1956.
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