A Ps.-Thomas Aquinas, Vita Christi, etc.; B Parati sermones; C Indexes and extracts; Jacobus de Clusa. Germany (partly Erfurt OCarth), 15th century (partly 1449)

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Title

A Ps.-Thomas Aquinas, Vita Christi, etc.; B Parati sermones; C Indexes and extracts; Jacobus de Clusa. Germany (partly Erfurt OCarth), 15th century (partly 1449)

Shelfmark

MS. Hamilton 43

Place of origin

Germany, Erfurt, Charterhouse

Germany

Date

c. 1420–30

15th century

c. 1449

Language

Latin

MS. Hamilton 43 – Part A (fols. 1–84)

1. (fols. 1r–77v) ⟨Ps.-⟩Thomas Aquinas Vita Christi

2. (fols. 78r–84v) Sermons on the Virgin Mary

(fol. 78r–81r) Incipit: Orietur stella ex Iacob […] Dixit balaam propheta hyla9 [hystoraliter?] Sicud deus non potest deesse iusticie ita non potest obliuisci misericordie

(fols. 81r–83v) Rubric: De annunciacione virginis

(fols. 83v–84v) Incipit: Stetit sol in medio celi […] Vnusquisque moraliter operatur secundum sui conceptum que dicitur verbum mentis

MS. Hamilton 43 – Part B (fols. 85–218)

3. (fols. 85r–218v) Parati sermones

(fols. 94v–95v) Incipit: Cum esset sero die illa quod dominus surrexit vna sabbatorum id est prima dies post sabbatum que nunc dominica dicitur, et fores essent clause

(fols. 97br–98v) Fol. 97br-v is an inserted slip with a note on humility, beg. 'Debet enim homo esse humilis...' and ending 'hoc (?) dobergosz'. Fol. 98r-v is a misplaced (?) leaf containing a text on the resurrection, beg. 'Notandum quod christus post resurrectionem suam 4 dotes in suo corde habuit...'.

(fols. 114v–115v) Rubric: De letania

(fols. 116v–117v) Rubric: De ascencione

(fols. 123v–124r) ⟨De spiritu sancto⟩

(fol. 148r) Incipit: Inveni ouem meam quam perdideram In isto ewangelio continetur due parabole quas

(fols. 158r–160r) Incipit: Quot sunt panes dicunt ei septem etc ut supra Nota quod homo … debet habere hos panes quos si non habuerit deficiet in via regni celestis. Primus panis est panis penitentie

(fols. 166r–167r) Incipit: Fascite uobis amicos de mammona iniquitatis Fidelis amicus racio inuenitur. Homo bene expertus fuit filius cuiusdam Philippi, de quo legimus

(fols. 174r–175v) Incipit: Omnis qui se humiliat exaltabitur Sicud sagitta quanto inferius in corda trahitur tanto superius et altius sublimatur, sic illi per humilitatem

(fols. 183r–185v) Incipit: Beati oculi qui vident ... sciendum quod sunt triplices oculi scilicet viciosi virtuosi et fructuosi

(fol. 207r–v) Incipit: Hora septima reliquit eum febris Id est frigus et calor vnde ista verba exponendo pro nostra .... informacione est

MS. Hamilton 43 – Part C (fols. 219–66) Indexes and extracts; Germany (Erfurt), c. 1449

4. (fol. 219ra–233rb) Index to Basil of Caesarea, Asceticon Paruum (tr. Rufinus) ('Regula sancti Basilii')

5. (fols. 233rb–238rb) Extracts from monastic rules:

(fol. 233rb–234rb) Regula S. Augustini (CPL 1839a)

(fol. 234rb–235vb) Regula S. Benedicti

(fol. 235vb–238rb) Bernard of Clairvaux De praecepto et dispensatione

6. (fols 238rb–239ra) Incipit: B. tho. q. 97 articulo 3º uel ultimo prime secunde dicit possunt etiam rectores in multis legibus dispensare. Cum enim dispensacio importet commensuracionem

7. (fols. 252rb–266vb) Index to ⟨Ludolf of Saxony⟩, Vita Christi

(fols. 239ra–252rb) Rubric: Registrum in primam partem libri vite christi

(fol. 252rb–266vb) Rubric: Registrum in 2am partem libri vite christi \que incipit a clauibus datis sancto petro/

8. (fols. 267ra–268vb) Jacobus de Clusa De cantu in diuinis apud reformatos

MS. Hamilton 43 - fol. 22b

Sermon

Physical extent

ii + 1 + 268 (84 + 134 + 50) + 1 + ii; in addition several slips inserted in the volume, some unfoliated

Binding

Nineteenth-century quarter-binding.

Acquisition

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

Provenance

Erfurt Carthusians: ex libris, 18th (?) century, fol. 1r. Note, fol. 1r: 'Vita christi forte secundum Thomam de Aquino sed hic valde incorrecte habetur, sed H 80 correctius'; identifiable as O.83 in the late-fifteenth-century library catalogue (ed. Lehmann, p. 502), where the same phrase occurs.

Friedrich Gottlieb Julius von Bülow, 1760-?1831: identifiable as 329 in the catalogue of part 3 of his sale, 10 Oct. 1836.

Sir William Hamilton, 1788–1856

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