Johannes de Torquemada, Flores sententiarum Thome de Aquino; Commentary on Stella Clericorum. Germany, 15th century, second half.
MS. Add. C. 110
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Johannes de Torquemada, Flores sententiarum Thome de Aquino; Commentary on Stella Clericorum. Germany, 15th century, second half.
Shelfmark
MS. Add. C. 110
Place of origin
German
Date
15th century, second half
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
paper
Physical extent
ii + 11 + iv + 12 + xviii leaves
Hands
Gothic hybrida; the added final text written more formally.
Decoration
Initials and paraphs in plain red.
Binding
Bound in brown cloth, matching MSS. Add. C. 108 and 109, presumably for Bliss (see Provenance); inscribed ‘bound [by David] Nutt, Winchester’ (front pastedown); the spine stamped in gilt with the shelfmark and ‘MSS’. The edges of the leaves speckled red.
Acquisition
Purchased from Bliss by the Bodleian, 26 June 1868, for £1 10s 0d. Former Bodleian shelfmarks: ‘MSS. Addit. Bodl. Π. E. 21’ (‘Π. E. 21’ cancelled by encircling, and replaced by ‘C. 110’, also encircled).
Provenance
Edward Lumley (1806–1874), bookseller of Chancery Lane and High Holborn, London (cf. MS. Add. C. 108).
William Henry Bliss (1835–1911), with his name in ink (front pastedown, fol. ii recto); his(?) pagination, lineation, and various notes in pencil on flyleaves and in the text.
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