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Collection of canon law, liturgical commentary and theology. A-C Germany, 14th century, second half

MS. Hamilton 17

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Title

Collection of canon law, liturgical commentary and theology. A-C Germany, 14th century, second half

Shelfmark

MS. Hamilton 17

Place of origin

German

Date

14th century, second half (c. 1360–80)

14th century, second half or 15th century

14th century, second half

Language

Latin

Contents

Fol. i recto blank except for pressmark ‘h 39’, top right corner. Fol. i verso blank.
MS. Hamilton 17 – Part 1 (fols. 1–61)
1. (fols. 1ra–61vb) Commentary on Adam of Aldersbach, Summula Raymundi
MS. Hamilton 17 – Part 2 (fols. 62–176(a))
1. (fols. 62ra–63va) Incipit: Seneca in libro epistolarum sic ait uir speculatuius est quasi deus in humano corpore hospitatus
2. (fol. 65v) Incipit: Superbia habet principales filias 5. Primo inobediencia
3. (fols. 66ra–122vb, quires 1–7) Sequence commentary 'Vir speculatiuus'
(fols. 123ra–124va) Rubric: De natiuitate beate Marie [added in margin]
4. (fols. 125ra–176(a)vb, quires 9–15) Expositio hymnorum 'Littera occidit'
MS. Hamilton 17 – Part 3 (fols. 176(b)-239)
1. (fols. 176(b)ra–226rb) ⟨Henricus de Frimaria junior⟩ Quaestiones in quartum librum Sententiarum
Followed by a series of short notes: 'Omnibus adde modum ...', 'Pater noster qui es in celis ...', etc.
2. (fols. 227ra–239ra) Expositio canonis missae 'Videte quomodo'
MS. Hamilton 17 - upper and lower pastedowns
Antiphonal

Form

codex

Physical extent

2 + 240 (61 + 111 + 64) + 1 leaves

Binding

Fifteenth-century quarter-binding of whittawed skin over boards; clasps partly lost. Contents and pressmark on the upper board; contents note on the spine. Stamps of the bindery of St Peter's, Erfurt (w002367), including ape with mirror (s015810), Agnus Dei (?s015822), lion (?s015828), birds on lily (?s015807), eagle (?s015809), lily (s015816), rosette (s015817) rosette (?not in eDB).

Acquisition

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

Provenance

St Peter's Erfurt: ex libris, fol. 1r (fifteenth century, second half?); pressmarks, fol. ii verso; binding.

Friedrich Gottlieb Julius von Bülow, 1760-?1831, identifiable as 137 in the catalogue of part 3 of his sale, 10 Oct. 1836.

Sir William Hamilton, 1788–1856

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  • Hamilton, William, Sir, 1788-1856

  • Bülow, Friedrich Gottlieb Julius von, 1760-?1831

  • Henricus de Frimaria, junior, ca. 1285 - 1354

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