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Bible, New Testament. Italy, s. xiiex/xiiiin

MS. Laud Lat. 24

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Title

Bible, New Testament. Italy, s. xiiex/xiiiin

Shelfmark

MS. Laud Lat. 24

Date

12th century, late or 13th century, early

Language

Latin

Contents

This description is abbreviated from Daniela Mairhofer, Medieval Manuscripts from the Mainz Charterhouse in the Bodleian Library, Oxford: A Descriptive Catalogue (Oxford, 2018), pp. 123–128. For purposes of scholarly citation, reference to the printed catalogue is requested.
1. (fols. 1r–200r) New Testament
1.i. (fols. 1r–133r) Gospels, Revelations, and Acts
(fols. 1r–27v) Matthew
(fols. 27v–43v) Mark
(fols. 43v–71r) Luke
(fols. 71r–92v) John
(fols. 92v–105v) Apocalypse
(fols. 105v–133r) Acts
1.ii. (fols. 133r–146r) Canonical Epistles
(fol. 133r–v) Ps.-Jerome Prologue to Canonical Epistles
(fol. 133v) Prologue to James
(fols. 133v–136r) James
(fols. 136r–141v) I-II Peter
(fol. 136r) Prologue to I Peter
(fols. 136v–139v) I Peter
(fol. 139v) Prologue to II Peter
(fols. 139v–141v II Peter
(fols. 141v–145r) I-III John
(fol. 141v) Prologue to I John
(fols. 141v–144r) I John
(fols. 144r–v) Prologue to II John
(fol. 144v) II John
(fol. 144v) Prologue to III John
(fols. 144v–145r) III John
(fols. 145r–146r) Jude
(fol. 145r) Prologue to Jude
(fols. 145r–146r) Jude
1.iii. (fols. 146r–200r) Pauline Epistles
(fols. 146r–156v) Romans
(fols. 156v–172r) I-II Corinthians
(fol. 156v) Marcion Prologue to I Corinthians
(fols. 156v–166r) I Corinthians
(fols. 166r–172r) II Corinthians
(fols. 172r–175r) Galatians
(fols. 172r) Prologue to Galatians
(fols. 172r–175r) Galatians
(fols. 175r–178v) Ephesians
(fols. 175r) Marcion Prologue to Ephesians
(fols. 175r–178v) Ephesians
(fol. 178v–181r) Philippians
(fol. 178v) Marcion Prologue to Philippians
(fols. 178v–181r) Philippians
(fols. 181r–184r) I-II Thessalonians
(fol. 181r) Marcion Prologue to I Thessalonians
(fols. 181r–183r) I Thessalonians
(fol. 183r) Marcion Prologue to II Thessalonians
(fols. 183r–184r) II Thessalonians
(fols. 184r–186v) Colossians
(fols. 184r) Marcion Prologue to Colossians
(fols. 184r–186v) Colossians
(fols. 186v–191r) I-II Timothy
(fol. 186v) Peter Lombard Prologue to I Timothy
(fols. 186v–189r) I Timothy
(fols. 189r) Peter Lombard Prologue to II Timothy
(fols. 189r–191r) II Timothy
(fols. 191r–192r) Titus
(fol. 191r) Peter Lombard Prologue to Titus
(fols. 191r–192r) Titus
(fol. 192r–v) Philemon
(fol. 192r) Marcion Prologue to Philemon
(fol. 192r–v) Philemon
(fols. 192v–200r) Hebrews
(fols. 192v) Prologue to Hebrews
(fols. 193r–200r) Hebrews
2. (fol. 200r–v) Excerpts and Notes
2.i. (fols. 200r) [Ps.-Cyprian/Ps.-]Augustine Excerpt from [De duodecim abusionum gradibus], 5
2.ii. (fols. 200r) Incipit: Epinichia. pluraliter sunt
2.iii. (fols. 200r–v) Treatise on the end of the world, based on Revelation 12:5 ff.
2.iv. (fols. 200v) Incipit: Est enim misericordia salutis presidium fidei

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

iii (17th cent.) + 200 + iii (17th cent.) leaves

Hands

Presumably one hand writing early Italian textualis

Decoration

Good initials. (Pächt and Alexanderii. 63)

Figural, zoo-anthropomorphic, ornamental and geometric decorative initials.

Initials with decoration in another colour.

Binding

Brown tanned calf over laminated pulpboard for Abp. Laud, 1637–1639.

Traces of former binding furniture: rust marks and holes in the corners, from four bosses (fols. 1r–4v, 198v–200v).

Acquisition

Given to the Bodleian as part of his third donation, dispatched on 28 June 1639.

Provenance

Mainz, Charterhouse St Michael: late 14th-century ex-libris inscription at the lower margin of ff. 1r and 200r.

William Laud, 1573–1645: his ex-libris inscription, dated 1638, at the lower margin of fol. 1r.

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Title

New Testament

Shelfmark

MS. Laud Lat. 24

Date

12th century, late or 13th century, early

Language

Latin

Physical extent

200 Leaves

Custodial history

Manuscript 2669 acquired by the Bodleian Library

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Laudian Collection

New Testament

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