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DS ID:

DS228

Shelfmark:

Sutro Library M000043

Title:

De corpore et sanguine Domini

De corpore et sanguine Domini

Epistola Petri Damiani de die iudicii

Letter

Vita di S. Marcio

Hagiography

Italian sermons

Sermons

Roman Catholic apologetic works by the praedicator of the Capuchins in Cesena, Bonaventura Bertoni

Apologetic text

Speech of Pope Innocent XI

Speeches

Author:

Pascasius Radbertus

Paschasius Radbertus WIKIDATA

Peter Damian

Peter Damian WIKIDATA

Mauro Verdoni Bonaventura Bertono Innocent XI

Innocent XI WIKIDATA

Place:

Italy

Italy TGN

Date:

s. XV(2); 1450-1499

fifteenth century (dates CE) AAT

s. XVII; 1600-1699

Language:

Italian

Italian WIKIDATA

Latin

Latin WIKIDATA

Material:

paper

Paper AAT

Physical Description:

Extent: 135 leaves; paper; ff. 1-38 ; 235 x 167 mm bound to 248 x 183 mm; ff. 39-46 ; 205-210 x 139-149 mm bound to 248 x 183 mm; ff. 47-111 ; 216-219 x 154-160 mm bound to 248 x 183 mm; f. 112 ; 230 x 172 mm bound to 248 x 183 mm; ff. 113-114 ; 214 x 148 mm bound to 248 x 183 mm; ff. 115-135 ; 231 x 173 mm bound to 248 x 183 mm

Former Owner(s):

Adolph Sutro

Adolph Sutro WIKIDATA

Note:

Binding: Bound, s. XIX with labels on spine,"Paschasii De corpore et sanguine Domini" and "Bertoni opera."
Provenance: On f. 1, illegible even under ultra-violet light due to stain,"Iste liber est monachorum <?> deputatus monasterii <sancte Marie ?> <?>." On f. i verso,"14.6.13" written over "A.42000" by Frederic Beecher Perkins during his time as Adolph Sutro's cataloging consultant, about 1894.
Bibliography: Not in De Ricci.
ff. 1-36: On f. 1, Regis adire sacre qui vis sollemnia mense . . . (15 verses spelling "Radbertus levita"); ff. 1-2, dedicatory letter.
ff. 39-135: Terminus post quem provided by texts: f. 132, tipped-in note recording the death of Frater Bonaventura Cesenas, last descendant of Caesaro Bertono, in 1719; ff. 133-134, speech by Pope Innocent in 1666 and a rhyme in Italian of an event in 1686.
ff. 36-135: ff. 36-38, fragment of Peter Damian's Epistola de die iudicii; ff. 39-45v, life of St. Maurus by Maurus Verdoni; ff. 47-111v, sermons in Italian; f. 112v, list of Greek schismatics; ff. 113-114v, Memoriale in first person, signed F. Bonaventura [Bertono] Cesenas Capuccinus;
ff. 115-124, Elucidations against Greek schismatics, signed F. Bonaventura [Bertono] Cesenas Capuccinus; ff. 125-132, Elucidations against Calvinism and Lutheranism, signed F. Bonaventura [Bertono] Cesenas Capuccinus; ff. 133-134, speech by Pope Innocent XI in 1666 and a rhyme in Italian of an event in 1686.
Explicit, ff. 1-36: Quisquis catholicorum recte dominum cuncta creasse de nichilo.
Incipit, ff. 36-38v: Dilectissimo fratri Ade Petrus peccator monachus humilis in domino salutem. Quod me, frater karissime, quid ante mundi creationem fuerit . . .

Institutional Record:

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IIIF Manifest:

https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/images_SutroCollectionMS08_12/manifest.json

Holding Institution:

California State Library