AQUINAS ON JOHN; S. XIV in.
Merton College MS. 158
Merton College, University of Oxford
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Title
AQUINAS ON JOHN; S. XIV in.
Shelfmark
Merton College MS. 158
Place of origin
England, Oxford
Date
S. XIV in
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Parchment
Physical extent
154 leaves (ii + 152)The edges retrimmed, affecting marginalia and running heads, and spattered with red.
Hands
The gothic rotunda bookhand of William of Nottingham (for whom see MS 168). On fol. 158v is a note by Thomas Gascoigne (Ball, Gascoigne, p. 137).
Decoration
Gradually omitted in the course of the book: On fol. 1 a 9-line red and blue V, flourished and with a partial border; blue initials flourished in red; plain red or blue initials and paraphs, running heads in the colours; red highlighting and underlining.
Binding
Standard Merton s. xvii; sewn on five bands; formerly chained from the usual position. Fols. i-ii and 152 are paper binding leaves.
Provenance
Made in Oxford.
In MS 208, fol. iv, c. 1300, ‘In hoc uolumine continentur postille [above line Nicholai Gorham, corr. to non est Gorrani sed Raynaldi] super euangelium Iohannis. precii 8 s.’; ‘Liber M. Willelmi Reed episcopi Cicestrensis quem emit a uenerabili patre domino Thoma Trylleke episcopo Roffensi Oretis pro utroque’; ‘Liber domus scolarium de Mertone in Oxonia in communi libraria eiusdem et ad usum communem sociorum ibidem studencium cathenandus. Ex dono uenerabilis patris domini Willelmi tercii episcopi Cic’. Oretis igitur pro eodem et benefactoribus eiusdem ac fidelium animabus a purgatorio liberandis’; ‘Istum librum fecit reparari magister Iohannes Burbage sacre pagine professor’. For William Reed, fellow from 1344 until at least 1357, d. 1385, see MS 8. This was part of his gift of 1374: UO49. 97. For Burbage, fellow 1411–35, see MS 3.
On fol. iiv is a title and ‘O. 5. 9. Art:’, s. xvii. Inside the front cover is another title and a sheet of paper with ‘F, 5, 9’’ (canc.), s. xvii, and ‘O. 5. 9. Art:’ again, canc. and replaced with ‘M. 3. 7 (CLVIII)’ in red; the College bookplate.
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