PETER OF TARENTAISE ON I, IV SENT.; S. XIII ex.
Merton College MS. 105
Merton College, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
PETER OF TARENTAISE ON I, IV SENT.; S. XIII ex.
Shelfmark
Merton College MS. 105
Place of origin
France
Date
S. XIII ex.
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Parchment
Physical extent
306 leaves (ii + 304) The edges retrimmed and spattered with red.
Binding
Standard Merton s. xvii; sewn on five bands; formerly chained from the usual position. fols. i-ii and 303–4 are paper binding leaves, the outermost from the same book as in MS 78. At the foot of fol. 302 are the marks of the large brass chain-staple. On fol. 163 (the first leaf of II) are the marks of two foredge straps and one each at head and tail.
Provenance
Both parts are French.
At the head of fol. 302v is pencilled ‘Iste liber est fratris Berardi Podiensis’, in an early hand. Given to the College by William Reed in 1374 (UO49. 76). For Reed, fellow from 1344 until at least 1357, d. 1385, see MS 8.
Inside the front board is a sheet of paper with ‘D. 8, 5’ (canc.) and a table of contents, s. xvii; the College bookplate.
On the board itself is ‘N. 8. 10. Art:’, s. xvii, canc., and ‘G. 1. 2 (CV)’ written in red on the sheet of paper.
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