Willelmus Peraldus, Jacobus de Voragine — 13th century, late; English | Manuscripts and Archives at Oxford University

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Title

Willelmus Peraldus, Jacobus de Voragine — 13th century, late; English

Shelfmark

MS. Lyell 12

Place of origin

English

Date

13th century, late

Language

Latin

(fols. 7r-255v) Willelmus Peraldus Summa de uitiis

(fol. 7) Rubric: Incipit summa de viciis divisio tocius

(fol. 14) Rubric: Incipit prologus in suma[sic] de viciis

(fol. 15v) Rubric: Incipit summa de viciis et primo tractatur de vicio gule

(fol. 255va) Sermon

There are further additions in other hands, (a) 13th cent. (b) late 14th-cent. cursive hand (fol. 2v-6v, 256v-266):

a. (fol. 265v) Incipit: Quidam Christianus in territorio Antiochie in domo cuiusdam iudei

Jacobus de Voragine Legenda Aurea

(fol. 2v) Rubric: De beato Stephano

(fol. 4) Rubric: De sancto Barnaba

(fol. 5v) Rubric: Vita sancti Gregorii

(fol. 256v) Rubric: De annunciacione beate Marie

(fol. 257v) Rubric: De decolacione sancti Io. baptiste etc.

(fol. 261) Rubric: De invencione sancti Stephani

(fol. 262v) Rubric: Narracio de sancta Maria Magdalena

Incipit: Navis quedam in Ligeri flumine onusta viris ac mulieribus

Rubric: De sancta Margareta

b (ii). (fol. 260) Sermon

Letter from Christ on the observance of Sunday

Incipit: In die dominica creata sunt omnia

b (iv). (fol. 264v-265) Copies of four letters concerning the duties of the rural dean of Deddington (Datyngton), Oxon., in the execution of mandates, to William [Wittlesey 1368-74] archbishop of Canterbury, John [de Bokingham, 1363-98] bishop of Lincoln, and the bishop's officials. In the first letter the rural dean is called 'Robertus vicarius de T.', in the fourth, written to 'Magister Johannes, sequestrator de Oxon. et Bucks', he is 'Thomas Ded.'

b (v). (fol. 265vb) Rubric: De orationibus psalmorum Hillarius pictavensis episcopus

b (vi). (fol. 266) Incipit: In hostia sacri altaris sex sunt consideranda . . . In vino quatuor sunt consideranda

Incipit: Candida de tritico tenuis non mangna rotunda.

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

i+268leaves (fol. i, 1, 267-8 are flyleaves) Edges much cropped

Hands

Book hand.

Decoration

Initials in red and blue (smaller ones red or blue), with elaborate pen flourishes in red, blue, and mauve extending into the upper and lower margins.

Binding

18th cent. binding in sprinkled calf.

Acquisition

Chosen as one of the hundred manuscripts bequeathed to the Bodleian by Lyell in 1948.

Provenance

There is an erased note on fol. 2.

Sir Thomas Phillipps: formerly MS. Phillipps 9188.

Lot 1142 in Phillipps Sale, Sotheby's, March 1895; bought by Quaritch; see his Rough List, no. 151 (June 1895), no. 107.

James P. R. Lyell, 1871–1948: bought by Lyell in November 1937.

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