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Title

Conrad de Brundelsheim, etc.; Germany, c. 1400

Shelfmark

MS. Hamilton 15

Associated place

Cottbus

Wellmitz

Place of origin

Germany

Date

14th century, late, or 15th century, early

Language

Latin

On the upper pastedown are contemporary notes on preaching, citing Augustine etc.

(fols. 1ra–238va; 238vb blank) Conrad de Brundelsheim ('Soccus') Sermones de tempore

(fols. 1r-58r): Schneyer, I, 716–47, nos. 1–36.

(fols. 58r–59r) Incipit: Conuertimini ad me in toto corde vestro [gap left] cor nostrum intra nos positum

(fols. 59–160v): Conrad de Brundelsheim, nos. 38–57, 61, 58–60, 62–86, [fol. 142v] 91–100.

(fols. 160va–162vb) Incipit: Ductus est Iesus in desertum ut supra. Dubitaret aliquis quomodo siue a quo spiritu ductus fuerit Iesus

(fols. 163ra–164rb) Incipit: Ecce nunc tempus acceptabile ubi supra. Nota quod est tempus de quo apocalipsis, Dedi illis tempus ut penitentiam agerent

(fol. 164rb–164vb) Incipit: Ecce nunc tempus acceptabile. Oriuntur(?)[sic] quinque de causis illud tempus est tempus acceptabile

(fols. 164vb–165ra) Incipit: Ecce nunc tempus acceptabile Nunc licet cuncta fecerit bona tempore suo tamen aliquid est bonum in uno tempore quid non valeat in alio

(fol. 165ra–165va) Incipit: Ecce nunc tempus acceptabile Nota super illo verbo Gal. ijo, In faciem restiti ei

(fols. 165va–169ra) ⟨Bertrandus de Turre⟩ ⟨Sermones de tempore et quadragesimales⟩

(fols. 169ra–170rb) ⟨Jacobus de Voragine⟩ ⟨Sermones quadragesimales⟩

(fols. 170rb–173ra) ⟨Bertrandus de Turre⟩ ⟨Sermones de tempore et quadragesimales⟩

(fol. 173ra–173vb) Incipit: Cum introisset ierusalimam comota est vniuersa ciuitas Istud evangelium legitur in dominica palmarum suprascriptum quando dominus cum magno honore susceptus est

(fols. 173vb–174rb) Incipit: In diebus illis dixit dominus ad moysem ascende ad me Exo xxiiijo In lectione immediate preexposita monuit sancta mater ecclesia populos christianos malam viam deserere

(fol. 174rb–vb) Rubric: Feria vjta in quatuor temporibus ante reminiscere [later hand]

(fols. 174vb–175rb) Incipit: Postea inuenit eum iesus in templo dominus ei Ecce sanus factus es iam noli peccare ne deterius etc. Ioh vo Saluator noster in verbis istis tria facit. Primo commemorat impensum beneficium. Secundo proponit optimum consilium

(fols. 175rb–176ra) Rubric: Sabato [later hand]

(fols. 176r-181r): Conrad de Brundelsheim, nos. 101–103.

(fol. 181rb–va) Rubric: Dominica reminiscere epistola [later hand]

(fol. 181va–b) ⟨Johannes de Castello⟩ ⟨Sermones de tempore⟩

(fols. 182ra–183rb) ⟨Jacobus de Voragine⟩ ⟨Sermones quadragesimales⟩

(fol. 183rb–vb) Incipit: Et apparuerunt illi Moyses et Helyas Querit Ambrosius, Quomodo cognouerunt eos quos nunquam viderant

(fols. 183v-187r): Conrad de Brundelsheim, nos. 104–105.

(fols. 187rb–187vb) Rubric: Dominica oculi ewangelium [later hand]

(fols. 187vb–188va) Incipit: Loquente iesu ad turbas Nota in uenitus[sic] in sacra scriptura septem miserabiles(?) locuciones. Prima est serpentis

(fols. 188va-238v): Conrad de Brundelsheim, nos. 106–131.

(fol. 239r; 239v blank) Incipit: Mortuo non prohibeas graciam Ecci. 7o. Tanto graciosius est opus misercordie subuenientis. Et quia ne⟨m⟩o pauperior hiis qui in purgatorio detinentur

(fols. 240ra–244vb) ⟨Johannes Andreae⟩ De modo observandi interdictum

(fols. 245ra–246va; 246vb, 247r blank) Treatise on the mass

(fol. 247v; fol. 248r blank) Rubric: De concubinariis constitucio In concilio Basiliensi facta et est talis

(fol. 248v) Rubric: In prohemio applica(?)

(fol. 249r, stub) List of the books of Jacob Hazen: thirteen books ‘omnes magnis voluminis quos mecum habui in Kottebus’, seven other books, and unspecified ‘parvis voluminibus’.

Form

codex

Support

Paper. Fols. 1–36: folded in quarto, watermark deer's head, c. 56mm. high, between chainlines, c. 40mm. between chainlines, cf. Piccard 15.II.142 (Rimini, 1399). Fols. 37–248: folded in quarto, watermark halberd, c. 98 13 , on a chainline, c. 59–60 mm. between chainlines, Piccard 9.VIII.802 (Utrecht, 1401). Pastedown, lower cover: folded in quarto, watermark bell, 58 32 , between chainlines, 39mm. between chainlines, cf. WZIS FR8040-PO-40651 (Strassburg, 1394) and WZIS IT6900-PO-40937 (Milan, 1393).

Physical extent

1 + 248 + 1 fols (foliated i, 1–249; i and 249 are parchment stubs.)

Binding

Contents label on front cover.

Acquisition

Presented to the Bodleian Library by his sons and received in 1857.

Provenance

Dating based on watermarks.

Jacob Hazen: list of his books at Cottbus, fol. 249r, early fifteenth century (?), in which iste liber qui intitulatur pars yemalis sucus sermonis is the first item.

Petrus Meyszner: Iste liber est domini Petri Meyszner plebani in Welmpeiz [Wellmitz?] etc. et intitulatur Symon de Cassia (inside back cover, 15th century)

Neuzelle, Cistercian abbey: Liber Noue Celle sancte Marie (fol. 2, 15th century)

Sir William Hamilton, 1788–1856

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