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Title

John de Burgo — 15th century; England? or France?

Shelfmark

Brasenose College MS. 14

Place of origin

England? or France?

Date

15th century

Language

Latin

(fol. 3) John de Burgo Pupilla oculi

(fol. 132) Libellus de visitatione infirmorum

Constitutions of English church councils, etc.

(fol. 135) Ottonis Cardinalis Constitutiones

(fol. 138v) Ottoboni Constitutiones, anno Domini 1268, cum glossa Johannis de Athona, etc.

(fol. 149b) Incipit: Statutum felicis

(fol. 150) Incipit: Proinde attendentes

(fol. 150v) Incipit: Inter cetera

(fol. 151) Incipit: Sponsam Christi

(fol. 155v) Incipit: Quoniam propter

(fol. 156) Incipit: Ex auctoritate Dei

(fol. 160v) Constitutiones Jo. Peckham apud Redyng celebratæ, 1279.

(fol.. 162v) Ejusdem Constitutiones apud Lambeth; 1281.

(fol. 169) Incipit: Zelari oportet

(fol. 170v) Incipit: Presbiteri stipendiarii

(fol. 171) Incipit: De insolucione

( fol. 172) Incipit: Universis sancte

(fol. 176) Incipit: Quoniam propter

Sequitur declaratio regis Edwardi I. supra articulos Bonifacii de libertate ecclesiæ.

(fol. 180v) Incipit: Ex scripturis

(fol. 181v) Incipit: Quoniam sit inhonestum

(fol. 185) Edwardi I Chartæ Magnæ confirmatio; cum titulis.

(fol. 187) Ejusdem confirmatio Chartæ de Foresta, præviis capitulis.

(fol. 188) Ejusdem sententia super chartas lata A. D. 1273.

(fol. 188) Incipit: Venio ad materiam fame

(fol. 191) Incipit: Pro materia denunciationis

Sequuntur, man. sec., (a) Constitutio Rob. Walden, super indictione festorum SS. David et Cedde et Wenefrede, et S. Thomæ Becket. (b.) Roberti ep. Lich. et Cov. Promulgatio Simonis, ep. London. constitutionis de diebus festivis observandis.

Bound with printed incunable, Bernardus de Parentis, Expositio officij missae (Strasbourg, 1487), catalogued on SOLO. MS marginalia in printed item in later hand.

Form

codex

Support

Parchment;

Physical extent

194 leaves

Decoration

One 8-line illuminated initial (fol. 5r).

Full-page illuminated border with red and blue decoration (fol. 5r)

3-line decorative initials in blue ink with red decorative extensions, paragraph markers in red and blue.

Binding

18th century calf over boards with blind tooled panel design.

Provenance

Manuscript inscription on slip of parchment tipped in: "Liber Mri Attewater emptus Lo[n]donijs p[er] Willm Menyman Colleg Whityngton Soc". William Menyman, fellow of Whittington College and editor of a homily on Mary Magdalene [?1505]. Atwater's books came to Brasenose through John Longland. Inscription on printed work reads "Thomas Lewis est possessor huius libri".

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