New York University, Fragment 055
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Metadata
- DS ID:
- DS434
- Shelfmark:
- Fragment 055
- Title:
- De potentia
- Author:
- Thomas Aquinas
- Place:
- England
- Date:
- s. XV; 1400-1499
- Language:
- Latin
- Physical Description:
- Other decoration, ff. 1-2v: Plain 2-line red initials.
Script, ff. 1-2v: Gothic.
Layout, ff. 1-2v: 2 columns of at least 45 lines (but leaves are cropped at the bottom). - Former Owner(s):
- This collection of English binding fragments was given to NYU by Homer Lewis Bartlett (1858-1940), who graduated in 1884 from NYU with a degree in Science and Civil Engineering; he married Clarice Sherman Noble in 1892; they had five children.
by 1902, he was second vice-president of the Eastern District Savings Bank. De Ricci states that the collection (of 101 fragments with 70 others laid into the album) was given to NYU in 1884 (the same year in which Homer L. Bartlett graduated). - Note:
- Manuscript note: In outer margin of f. 2v, the call number "55."
Bibliography: De Ricci, p. 1346.
ff. 1-2v: Note that the outer column of f. 1 is cut away; in addition, bifolia are missing between the present f. 1 and f. 2. Counting the sections of the text of Thomas Aquinas: arabic numerals in the outer margins 3-8 (on f. 1, inner column), 1-10 (on f. 1v, inner column), 4-5 (on top of f. 2, second column, but the bottom outer edge of leaf is cropped away), 4-10 (on outer column of f. 2v...
ff. 1-2v: Text used here: Doctoris Angelici divi Thomae Aquinatis sacri ordinis F. F. Praedicatorum opera omnia, vol. 13, Quaestiones disputatae: De Potentia, De Malo, ed. S. E. Fretté (Paris 1875), available online; here: De potentia, pp. 106-107 (f. 1, inner column only), 108-109 (f. 1v, inner column only), 124-127 (f. 2r-v, essentially complete); Fragment 055 is torn at the bottom, with...
Incipit, ff. 1-2v: que est vespertina. In patria autem similes erimus angelis ut dicitur Matt. xxii, ergo in angelis non est cognitio vespertina. Preterea cognitio//.
Explicit, ff. 1-2v: //neque operandi respicit preteritum sed solum presens vel futurum, nullus enim habet virtutem ad hoc quod aliquid fecerit, quia quidquid non est factum non potest factum fuisse, sed habet aliquis virutuem ad hoc. - Holding Institution:
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