ALBERTUS MAGNUS; S. XIV
Merton College MS. 253
Merton College, University of Oxford
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Title
ALBERTUS MAGNUS; S. XIV
Shelfmark
Merton College MS. 253
Place of origin
script of English appearance.
Date
s. xii ex.
S. XIV
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Parchment
Physical extent
190 leaves (v + 185) The edges retrimmed and stained red.
Hands
A single anglicana hand.
Decoration
Blue initials flourished in red; red or blue paraphs; red underlining and framing.
Binding
Standard Merton s. xvii, repaired and rebacked; sewn on five bands; formerly chained from the usual position. Fols. i-ii, 184–5 are modern paper blanks. f. iii, once a pastedown in an earlier binding, shows the marks of two straps and of a brass chain-staple near the foot of the foredge.
Provenance
Near the head of f. iv, erased, is ‘Vendicio cautionis Dompni Petri de Cherletone monachi Malmesburiensis uidelicet extracta Ethicorum Aristotelis de exposita est in cista Roubery die Iouis [corr. to Mercurii] proxima festum sancti Fidis anno Domini M. CCCC XLVIII pro x. s. ut patet eadem manu incipit fo. secundo interrogandum’.
Pen-trials of s. xv on f. 183v include ‘Wynton’, three times, as well as ‘ii d prec’ i q.’
On f. vv, s. xv, ‘Liber domus scolarium de Mertonhalle in Oxon’ ex dono magistri Iohannis Burbache doctoris in theologia et quondam socii eiusdem domus ut inchatenetur in libraria communi ad perpetuum usum studencium ibidem’. For Burbage, fellow 1411–35, see MS 3.
At the head of f. 1 is the James no. ‘124’ (wrongly), s. xvii in. Inside the front cover is a sheet of paper with a table of contents, s. xvii, and ‘P. 4. 4. Art:’, canc. and replaced with ‘C. 2. 4 (CCLIII)’ in red; the College bookplate.
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