Ps.-Galienus — 14th century, middle; England
MS. Wood empt. 22
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Ps.-Galienus — 14th century, middle; England
Shelfmark
MS. Wood empt. 22
Date
14th century, middle
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Physical extent
iii + 200leaves
Decoration
Good border
Good initial
Acquisition
Bought by the library in 1690
Provenance
Henry Jacksonof Corpus Christi College, Oxford (fol. 2)
Formerly no. 56 in, perhaps, Ralph Sheldon's library (fol. i verso)
Anthony à Wood
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Title
'Speculum juniorum'
Shelfmark
MS. Wood empt. 22
Summary
'Speculum juniorum', or theological commonplaces, of which MS. Laud. misc. 150, Bodl. 767 are other copies. beg. 'Rationabilem creaturam a deo factam', ends 'nec debet aliquid accipi pro hoc sacramento nec pro aliis, set gratis debet conferri'.
Date
Written in the 14th century in England
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On parchment
Physical extent
200 Leaves
Custodial history
Formerly no. 56 in, perhaps, Ralph Sheldon's library (fol. 1v), and before that owned by Henry Jackson of Corpus Christi college, Oxford (fol. 2).
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Collection contents
MSS. Wood empt.: Medieval manuscripts acquired by Wood
'Speculum juniorum'
