Theological collection; A-C Germany, 14th century, middle or second half
MS. Hamilton 21
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Title
Theological collection; A-C Germany, 14th century, middle or second half
Shelfmark
MS. Hamilton 21
Place of origin
Germany
Date
14th century, second half
14th century, middle or second half
Language
Latin
Contents
MS. Hamilton 21 – Part A (fols. 1r-6v)
Fol. iii, a pastedown in a former binding, is blank except for (a) later shelfmarks on the verso (b) two fragments of a fourteenth-century theological text on paper glued to the recto
1a. (fols. 3r–4r) Alphabetical index of subjects to the whole volume ('Aduocati' to 'Xps dicitur agnus', with a couple of additions out of sequence), indexed by folio (letter with arabic number).
1b. (fols. 4r–5r) Alphabetical index to art. 4 ('Registrum super Abicia⟨m⟩us secundum ordinem alphabeti'), 'Abicere' to 'Ypocrita', followed a table to contents to the whole volume (21 items)
MS. Hamilton 21 – Part B (fols. 7–270)
2. (fol. 7ra–41ra) Postilla moralis in Pentateuchum
3. (fol. 41rb–48ra) De differentia translationis nostrae et hebraica littera
4. (fols. 48va–69va) Compendium moralitatum
5. (fols. 69va–82ra) ‘De articulis fidei catholice per Apostolos descriptis’
6. (fols. 82ra–96ra) ⟨Speculum historiale VIII.xi-lxxxix: De sacramentis ueteris et nouae legis⟩
7. (fols. 96rb–115rb) Sermones quadregesimales et de tempore
Incipit: Cum ieiunatis nolite […] Quia homo per peccatum totus deordinatur, ideo ecclesia in principio quadragesime hominem incipit ordinare. Primo quantum ad se, secundo quantum ad deum, tercio quantum ad proximum
Rubric: (fol. 96va) Feria sexta
Rubric: (fol. 96va) Sabbato
Rubric: (fol. 96vb) Dominica prima in Quadragesima
Rubric: (fol. 97ra) Feria secunda sermo
Rubric: (fol. 97rb) Feria tercia
Rubric: (fol. 97va) Feria Quarta
Rubric: (fol. 97vb) Quinta feria sermo
Rubric: (fol. 98ra) Feria sexta
Rubric: (fol. 98rb) Sabbato
Rubric: (fol. 98va) Feria quinta
Rubric: (fol. 98vb) Feria sexta sermo
Incipit: (fol. 99ra) Quanta audimus facta in capitulo Luc. In hoc ewangelio dicuntur quedam mirabilia(?) ex parte dei et quedam ex parte populi
Rubric: (fol. 99rb) Feria tercia sermo
Rubric: (fol. 99vb) Feria quarta
Rubric: (fol. 100ra) Feria quinta sermo
Rubric: (fol. 100rb) Feria sexta
Incipit: (fol. 100va) Serrexit[sic] iesus in monte olyueti […] Huius ewangelii series continet plura. Primo diuinam sapientiam, quia diluculo uenit, per quam scilicet sapientiam Christus elegit omnia
Rubric: (fol. 100vb) Dominica quarta
Rubric: (fol. 101ra) Feria secunda
Rubric: (fol. 101rb) Feria quarta[sic]
Rubric: (fol. 101vb) Feria quinta
Rubric: (fol. 102rb) Sexta
Rubric: (fol. 102va) Sabbato
Incipit: (fol. 102vb) Quis ex uobis arguet me de peccato […] Filius dei in hunc mundum uenit saluos facere peccatores, sed nullus potest saluari nisi deus. Et ideo in hoc ewangelio ostendit se habere plures nobiles condiciones per quas ostenditur esse deus
Rubric: (fol. 103rb) Feria secunda
Rubric: (fol. 103va) Feria quarta
Rubric: (fol. 103vb) Feria quinta
Rubric: (fol. 104ra) Feria sexta
Incipit: (fol. 104ra) Subleuatis oculis […] Adueniente ipse passionis[sic] filius dixit multa et fecit qui nobis inferunt magnam consolacionem
Incipit: (fol. 104rb) Cum appropinquaret iesus […] Sancta mater ecclesia quandam nobis processionem representat quam fecerunt iudei christo uenienti ierusolimam ad diem festum
Incipit: (fol. 104va) Ego si exaltatus fuero […] Quia infidelibus non sunt diuina ministeria[sic] reuelanda, ideo dominus loquens iudeis de passione sua quibus verbis occultis loquebatur
Rubric: (fol. 104vb) In cena domini
Rubric: (fol. 105ra) In parasceue
Rubric: (fol. 105vb) De resurrectione domini
Rubric: (fol. 106ra) De eodem
Rubric: (fol. 106rb) De resurrecione
Rubric: (fol. 106vb) De generali resurrecione
Rubric: (fol. 107vb) Dominica quinta post natiuitatem
Rubric: (fol. 108ra) Dominica tercia in quadragesima
Rubric: (fol. 108rb) Dominica quarta in quadragesima
Rubric: (fol. 108va) Dominica in passione
Incipit: (fol. 108vb) Hoc sentite in uobis […] Magna curialitas est si sint duo socii uel amici, quorum unus conformet se alteri. Unde christus se nobis conformit
Rubric: (fol. 109ra) Feria tercia post pascha
Rubric: (fol. 109rb) Dominica prima post pascha
Rubric: (fol. 109va) Hora est iam nos de sompno surgere
Rubric: (fol. 110ra) Ad idem sermo
Rubric: (fol. 110vb) Dominica secunda
Rubric: (fol. 111ra) Ad idem sermo
Rubric: (fol. 111vb) Dominica tercia
Rubric: (fol. 112ra) De eodem sermo
Rubric: (fol. 112va) Dominica quarta
Rubric: (fol. 112vb) De eodem sermo
Rubric: (fol. 113rb) Infra octauam
Rubric: (fol. 113va) Dominica infra octauam epyphanie
Rubric: (fol. 114ra) Dominica post ephiphaniam
Rubric: (fol. 114va) Dominica letania(?)
Rubric: (fol. 115ra) Dominica tertia
8. (fols. 115va–121rb) Concordantiae Noui et Veteris testamenti
9. (fol. 121va–134va) Colophon: Explicit iste sit scriptor crimine liber
(fols. 121va–132rb) Cur deus homo
(fols. 132rb–133ra) ⟨Homilia de assumptione Mariae (hom. 9)⟩
(fols. 133ra–133va) ⟨Sermon⟩
(fols. 133va–vb ⟨Commentary on Isaiah: extract⟩
(fols. 133vb–134va) ⟨Epistola omnibus in fide catholica sanam intelligentiam⟩
10. (fols. 134va–151ra) Commentary on ‘Benedicite omnia opera’
11. (fols. 151rb–174ra) Sententiae
12. (fols. 174va–194vb) Oculus moralis
13. (fols. 195ra–204ra) ⟨Sermones quadragesimales⟩
Incipit: Cinis es […] Quemadmodum homo pauper et ignobilis sublimatur
Incipit: (fol. 195rb) Dic verbo et sanabitur puer meus […] Quemadmodum rex verbo imperat, medicus sanat et magister informat
Incipit: (fol. 195vb) Intra in cubilum et clauso uel ostio ora […] Quemadmodum bonum consulit pater filio, utile proponit medicus infirmo
Incipit: (fol. 196ra) Ascendens in nauiculam et cessauit uentus […] Quemadmodum magistri absentia inducit in discipulis negligentiam
Incipit: (fol. 196va) Dominum deum solum adorabis […] Quemadmodum amicus suadet amico seruire domino
Incipit: (fol. 197ra) Quod uni ex minimis meis […] Quemadmodum rex suo nuncio, pater suo filio, magister suo discipulo
Incipit: (fol. 197rb) Eiecit ementes et uendentes de templo […] Quemadmodum spurius ad hereditate eicitur, ..... distortus mercede privatur
Incipit: (fol. 197va) Erit filius hominis in corde terre […] Quemadmodum pater delectatur in suis filiis, magister in discipulis
Incipit: (fol. 198ra) Qui congnouerit veritatem veritas liberabit eum […] Quemadmodum mercator suas laudat merces ut citius ementur, medicus suas medicinas ut magis desiderentur
Incipit: (fol. 198rb) Ponebatur aqua et sanabatur unus […] Quemadmodum medicus facit vertuosum balnum in quo disponit sanare egrotum
Incipit: (fol. 198va) Hic est filius meus dilectus […] Quemadmodum flos non potest odorem suum, nec ignis calorem et sol suum splendorem, sicut deus pater nec maria mater ad hominem nescit abscondere suum amorem
Incipit: (fol. 199ra) Miserere fili david […] Quemadmodum infirmus per internuncium ad se facit uenire medicum
Incipit: (fol. 199rb) Que placita sunt ei facio semper […] Quemadmodum exemplar proponitur pictori, liber scriptori, speculum mulieri
Incipit: (fol. 199va) Calicem meum bibens […] Quemadmodum vno vase vtitur sponsus cum sponsa, genitrix(?) cum filia
Incipit: (fol. 199vb) Qui se exaltat humiliabitur […] Quemadmodum medicus vitenda et que agenda infirmo sunt, predicit seruo suo
Incipit: (fol. 200rb) Homo quidam erat diues […] Quemadmodum filius rebellis demeretur gratiam patris, seruus inutilis iram principis
Incipit: (fol. 200va) Hic est heres occidamus eum […] Quemadmodum per mortem patris filii constitutiuntur[sic] heredes omni boni
Incipit: (fol. 200vb) Fili tu semper mecum es […] Quemadmodum bonus filius nunquam recedit de parentum hospicio, nec sponsus de sponse concubino
Incipit: (fol. 201ra) Erat iesus eiciens demonum […] Quemadmodum spurius eicitur de patris hereditate, nociuus homo de bonorum societate
Incipit: (fol. 201rb) Iesus autem transiens per medium illorum ibat […] Quemadmodum pius homo se interponit inter duos discipulos\discordantes/, prudens arbiter inter duos iudicio contendentes
Incipit: (fol. 201va) Tempus nostrum semper est paratum […] Quemadmodum wlt scire suam voluntatem pater filium, medicus infirmum, magister discipulum
Incipit: (fol. 201vb) Oues mee uoce meam audiunt […] Quemadmodum paruulus cognoscit matrem, miles principem siue ducem, et obaudit infirmus medico, discipulus magistro
Incipit: (fol. 202ra) Vides hanc mulierem […] Quemadmodum scriptori datur liber ut ex eo scribat, pictori ymago ut picturas suas secundum eum dirigat, omni homini speculum ut maculas suas cognoscat
Incipit: (fol. 202rb) Expedit nobis ut vnus moriatur homo pro populo […] Quemadmodum expedit regem exponere se periculo pro suo regno, pater pro libertate suorum filiorum, naute pro deducenda maui ad portum tranquillitatis
Incipit: (fol. 202rb) Ego pro eis rogo […] Quemadmodum sacerdos orat pro populo, mater apud patrem pro filio, et omnis amicus pro suo amico
Incipit: (fol. 202va) Noluite [sic for Soluite] et adducite mihi […] Quemadmodum pater liberat a uinculis filium, medicus a languore infirmum, magister ab errore discipulum
Incipit: (fol. 202vb) Exaltatus fuero omnia traham ad me ipsum […] Quemadmodum exaltari decet regem proper suam potestatem, magister propter suam scientiam, vertuosus homo propter suam clemenciam
Incipit: (fol. 202vb) Scitis quia post biduum fiat pascha […] Quemadmodum clericus scire debet scientiam qui wlt ordinari, negociator merces per quas poterit ditari
Incipit: (fol. 203ra) Quid wltis michi dare […] Quemadmodum ignis in gremio(?) nutritus vestem exurit
Incipit: (fol. 203rb) Cum dilixisset suos in finem dilexit eos […] Quemadmodum rex suam diligit miliciam, sponsus suam sponsam, et dominus sibi obedientem familiam
Incipit: (fol. 203va) Afflictus sum solus et querunt animam meam […] Quemadmodum pauper clamore, infirmus dolore, incarceratus captiuitatis onere inducit sibi compassionem impendere
14.1. (fols.204rb–206ra) Alphabetical subject index 'Abhominacio' to 'Xpus' to the following item
14.2. (fols. 206rb–246rb) ⟨De spirituali aedificio⟩
15. (fols. 246ra–250va) Proslogion
16. (fol. 250vb) Verses on the Virgin
Incipit: Pneuma\e/ coflages[sic] stages[sic] trine deitatis
Incipit: Yesea stirpe clarens parens nutu gabrielis
Fol. 251r ruled, blank, except for passage from 'Veni creator spiritus': ‘Nichil est in homine nichil est in noxium […] mox honori facati’
17. (fol. 251v) Verses on the Passion
18. (fol. 252ra–266rb) Sermones 74, 63, 59
Rubric: Sermo de sancto Johanne Baptista
Rubric: (fol. 257ra) De sancto Augustino episcopo
Rubric: (fol. 262vb) De obitu unius Cardinalis
19. (fols. 266rb–270vb) Sermones de tempore: de aduentu domini
MS. Hamilton 21 – Part C (fols. 270–349)
10. (fols. 271ra–349vb) Commentary on Apocalypse
Physical extent
ii + 1 (former pastedown) + 349 + ii (i-iii, 1–351)
Binding
19th-century binding.
Acquisition
Presented to the Bodleian Library by his sons and received in 1857.
Provenance
Neuzelle, Cistercian abbey: fol. 7r, Liber noue celle sancte marie virginis ordinis Cyst.
Sir William Hamilton, 1788–1856
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Anselm, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1033-1109
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Pierre de Limoges
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Martinus, Polonus, -1279
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Walter, of Mortagne, Bishop of Laon, approximately 1100-1174
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Jerome, Saint, -419 or 420
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Lucas, de Bitonto, ca. 1233
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Clement VI, Pope, approximately 1291-1352
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Vincent, of Beauvais, -1264
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Nicholas, of Lyra, approximately 1270-1349
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Hamilton, William, Sir, 1788-1856
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Odon, de Morimond, 1116-1161
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Bertrando, di La Tour, -1332?
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Isidore, of Seville, Saint, -636
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Aldobrandinus, de Toscanella, -1314
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Jacobus, de Lausanna, ca. -1322
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Albertus, Magnus, pseudo
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Ralph, d'Escures, Archbishop of Canterbury, -1122
