Johannes Consobrinus, De usuraand John Felton, Sermones
St John's College MS 139
St John's College, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Johannes Consobrinus, De usuraand John Felton, Sermones
Shelfmark
St John's College MS 139
Place of origin
Italy
England
Date
s. xiv ex
s. xv med.
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
both on vellum (the first FSOS/FHHF, the second HSOS/HFFH).
Physical extent
Fols. iii + 40 + i (numbered fol. 41) + 266 (numbered fols. 42–307) + ii (numbered fols. iv–v).
Binding
A modern replacement. Sewn on five thongs. At the front, a marbled paper leaf, one modern paper flyleaf, and one medieval vellum flyleaf (sewn to the stub of a second); at the rear, one modern paper flyleaf and another marbled paper leaf ( iv–v).
Acquisition
‘Liber Collegij Divi Joannis Baptistae ex dono Domini Gulielmi PaddeiMilitis et Collegii olim Convictoris 1634’ (fol. 1, upper margin).
Provenance
An erased ownership inscription ‘ Robertus batsonme suum agnoscit Testante Stonslye aliis quos pretium xxx. d’ ( fol. 41v, s. xv ex.). He may be identifiable with a John Stonesley, a Cistercian monk of St Bernard’s College c.1506 (BRUO, 1789).
The College ex-libris is written over an older inscription: ‘ Hicsonhicson Me suum vendicat teste’ ( fol. 1, upper margin, s. xvi); cf. ‘hixon Me suum vult’ ( fol. 307 v). He also signed our MS 116.
‘George Ferrar’ (fol. iii , s. xvii).
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