Johannes de Burgo, Pupilla oculi; Concilia ecclesiastica; England, s. xv1

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Title

Johannes de Burgo, Pupilla oculi; Concilia ecclesiastica; England, s. xv1

Shelfmark

Exeter College MS. 41

Place of origin

England

Date

s. xv1

Language

Latin

Exeter College MS. 41 – Part A (fols. 1–173)

i. (fols. 1r–159v) Johannes de Burgo Pupilla oculi

ii. (fols. 160r–173r) A table to A(i)

Exeter College MS. 41 – Part B (fols. 174–221)

i. (fols. 174r–177v) Canons of the Council of Oxford, 1222

ii. (fols. 177v–181v) Canons of the provincial council of Abp. Boniface, 1261,

iii. (fols. 181v–183v) Canons of the provincial council of Abp. John Pecham, 1279

iv. (fols. 183v–188v) Canons of the provincial council of Abp. John Pecham, 1281,

v. (fols. 188v) An undated canon of Abp. John Pecham

vi. (fols. 188v–189v) The so-called statutes of Abp. Robert Winchelsey, 1295

vii. (fols. 189v–190r) So-called statutes of Abp. Stephen Langton, 1210

viii. (fols. 190r–191v) Canons of the provincial council of Abp. Simon Mepham, 1328

ix. (fols. 191v–192r) Canons of the provincial council held by Abp. Simon Mepham, 1322,

x. (fols. 192v–195v) Canons of the provincial council of Abp. John Stratford, 1342

xi. (fols. 195v–200r) Canons of the provincial council of Abp. John Stratford, 1342, issued May 1343

xii. (fols. 200rv) A statute De oblacionibus et emolumentis issued by Abp. William Courteney

xiii. (fols. 200v–201r) Statutes of Abp. Richard of Dover, 1175

xiv. (fols. 201r–202r) The writ Circumspecte agatis, 14 Edward I, 1286

xv. (fols. 202r) Letter of Edward II, 1320, quoting the writ Circumspecte agatis above,

xvi. (fols. 202r–204v) The so-called canons of the provincial council of Abp. Edmund Rich, c. 1236

xvii. (fols. 204v) One of the so-called statutes of Abp. Robert Winchelsey, on church ornaments

xviii. (fols. 205rv) Provincial constitution Effrenata of Abp. Simon Islip, 1362, fixing the salaries of unbeneficed clergy

xix. (fols. 205v–206r) Provincial constitution Ex scripturis of Abp. Simon Islip, 1362, for the proper observance of holy days

xx. (fols. 206r) One of the so-called statutes of Abp. Robert Winchelsey, on stipendiary priests

xxi. (fols. 206r–208v) Statutes of Abp. Thomas Arundel, 1408

xxii. (fols. 209r–212v) Canons of the Legatine Council held in London by Cardinal Otto, 1237–41

xxiii. (fols. 212v–221r) Canons of the Legatine Council held in London by Cardinal Ottobuono, 1268

Form

codex

Support

parchment FHHF

Physical extent

Written on 221 well-prepared leaves preceded by two eighteenth-century paper flyleaves and followed by two others.

Binding

Bound on six bands. Standard Exeter binding: simple and quite elegant, calf over millboards, the calf bearing blind decoration of a floral type, early 19th century; edges sprinkled. On the spine is a red leather label with a gold title. Endbands originally red, blue, and white (or brown?).

Provenance

Unknown. Recorded at Exeter c. 1600 as Ecloga, no. 16, then CMA, no. 32.

Exeter library identifications are, on the pastedown, ‘C2–12’, ‘P8–10 Gall’ (both deleted), ‘173–H–6’, bookplate 3, and ‘Coxe. Cat. no. XLI’. On the spine is a round paper label with ‘6’ on it.

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