Theological tracts. German, mid-15th century.

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Title

Theological tracts. German, mid-15th century.

Shelfmark

MS. Lat. th. e. 19

Associated place

Braunau

Place of origin

German

Date

15th century, middle

Language

Latin

(fol.1) Bindus de Siena Distinctiones

Alphabetical index (abstinencia - zelus) to the preceding item

(fol.132) Nikolaus von Dinkelsbühl (?) Tractatus de arte salubriter moriendi

(fol.144v) Rubric: bona et utilis notula

Incipit: Ne sis dampnatus mori sis semper paratus

Incipit: Mors tua mors Christi fraus mundi gloria celi

(fol.145) Colophon: per manus Jacobi paltram anno liiio

(fol.145v) Proverbial sayings in prose and hexameter verse

(fol.146) Treatise on the Passion

(fol.174) Franciscus de Mayronis De usu terminorum

(fol.182) Peter Lombard Sententiarum libri IV

(fol.230) Exposition of the Apostles' creed in which each article is associated with a prophet and an apostle

(fol.237v) Sermon on the Blessed Virgin

(fol.248v) Sermon on the Blessed Virgin

(fol.257) Sermon on St. John the Baptist

(fol.262v) Sermons with texts taken from Luke

Incipit: Nupcie fact sunt in Chana… Introduccio.Res necessaria ad salutem est fides hebr xi

(fol.266) Incipit: Cum factus esset Iesus annorum xii… Introduccio Prov.2 scribitur

(fol.278) Incipit: Exurgens autem Maria abiit…luc 1. Unde salutacione relata virgini gloriose

(fol.287) Treatise on the pastoral duties of bishops

Fol.131v, 178v– 181v, 228v– 229v, 269v– 277v are blank.

Form

codex

Support

Paper. Watermarks: balance, cf. Briquet 2401, balance within cartouche, cf. Briquet 2469.

Physical extent

ii + 302 leaves(width 100mm. between fol. 1 and 131v, 90–110mm. between fol. 132 and 300).

Hands

Six hands

Decoration

Plain red initials.

Binding

Contemporary binding of oak boards and sheepskin, with two brass clasps of which the straps have gone.

Provenance

Bequeathed by F. P. Barnard (bookplate), 1931.

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