Breviary — 15th century; England
MS. Laud Misc. 527
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Title
Breviary — 15th century; England
Gratian, Richard of Wetheringsett, Alexander de Villa Dei, Donatus — 12th century, end - 14th century; England
Distinctiones — 13th century, late, or 14th century, early; England
Text on vices and virtues — 13th century, late, or 14th century, early; England
Commentary on Ps.-Aristotle, Physiognomia — 14th century; England
R. de Stanington, Defensor, Bernard of Clairvaux, Anselm, Ivo of Chartres — 12th century, end - 14th century; England (at least in part)
Theological notes (loci communes), Visio Pauli, Commentary on the Mass (imperfect) — 14th century, first half; England
Geoffrey Babion — 13th century; England (?)
Pierre de Limoges — 14th century; England
Robert Grosseteste (?) — 13th century; England
Innocent III — 13th century; England (?)
Directorium simplicium sacerdotum siue Quinque uerba — 13th century, late, or 14th century, early; England
Shelfmark
MS. Laud Misc. 527
Date
13th century, late, or 14th century, early
14th century
14th century, first half
12th century, end - 14th century
15th century
13th century
Language
Latin
Contents
Physical extent
1 + 286 + 1 leaves Variation between codicological units.
Binding
Calf over pasteboard, c. 1640, a standard binding of the Laudian collection.
Acquisition
Part of his fourth donation to the Bodleian, 6 Nov. 1640.
Provenance
William Laud, 1640
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Title
Miscellanea
Shelfmark
MS. Laud Misc. 527
Summary
Part 1:
Vocabulary of Roman law
Gratian, Decretum (extract)
Papal decretals ('Collectio Fontanensis')
Treatise on dictamen
Richard of Wetheringsett, Summa qui bene presunt
Alexander de Villa Dei, Carmen de algorismo
Donatus, Ars minor (iii)
Part 2: Notes
Part 3: Notes
Part 4: Commentary on Ps.-Aristotle, Physiognomia
Part 5:
R. de Stanington, Compilatio quaedam librorum naturalium
Sententiae
Bernard of Clairvaux, De diligendo deo
Anselm, extracts
Theological notes
Sermons
Part 6:
Theological notes
Commentary on the Mass
Part 7:
Commentary on the Lord's Prayer
Geoffrey Babion, Sermon
Part 8:
Religious treatise
Treatise on the sacraments
Pierre de Limoges, De oculo morali
Part 9:
Robert Grosseteste (?), Speculum confessionis, Incipit: Perambulavit Judas
Religious notes
Part 10: Innocent III, De miseria humanae conditionis
Part 11: Quinque verba (moral treatise)
Art. 10 is part of Donatus's Ars grammatica.
Date
12th century, end- 14th century
Language
Latin
Physical extent
287 Leaves
Custodial history
Manuscript 2870 acquired by the Bodleian Library
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Connections
People associated with this object
- Simonis de Burton, canonicum de Bridelingtona
- William Elslay, teler of Epsam
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Richardus, de Wetheringsett, ca. 1350
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Laud, William, 1573-1645
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Pierre de Limoges
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Ivo, Saint, Bishop of Chartres, approximately 1040-1116
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Grosseteste, Robert, 1175?-1253
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Donatus, Aelius, 4th cent.
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Alexander, de Villa Dei
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Gratian, active 12th century
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Jacques, de Vitry, approximately 1170-1240
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R. de Stanington, late 13th cent.
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Anselm, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1033-1109
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Innocent, III, Pope, 1160 or 1161-1216
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Geoffroy, Babion, -1158
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Defensor, active 7th century
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Bernard, of Clairvaux, Saint, 1090 or 1091-1153