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Commentary on Peter Lombard's compendium of Christian theology.
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Medieval and Renaissance Mediterranean Manuscripts
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- Publisher
- [Paris, France], [1336]
- People
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- Related Name
- Princeton University. Library. Manuscript. Garrett MS. 83.
- Language
- Latin
- Notes
- Incipit: "Incipit scriptum sententiarum domini fratris Durandi de sancto porciano ordinis predicatorum magistri in theologia et episcopi aniciensis."
- Explicit: "Explicit hoc scriptum super quatuor libros sentenciarum domini fratris Durandi de sancto porciano ordinis fratrum predicatorum excellentis doctoris in theologia ac episcopi aniciensis. fecit scribi AParisius frater Symon comitis de Neapoli eiusdem ordinis per manum Willelmi de Kyrkeby scriptoris anglici Lincolniensis dyocesis anno domini mccc tricesimo Sexto. Amen. Hic incipit tabula. Distinctio prima … Utrum beati videant penas dampnatorum. Explicit tabula."
- Ms. codex.
- Title from incipit (v. 1, fol. 1r).
- Collation: Parchment ; vol. 1: fol. iii (modern parchment) + 199 + iv (modern parchment), vol. 2: fol. iii (modern parchment) + 212 + iii (modern parchment) ; catchwords ; contemporary foliation in ink for each book ; modern foliation in pencil.
- Layout: 62 lines in two columns.
- Description: Running headers in red and blue ; ascenders and descenders on first and last lines.
- Decoration: French Gothic. 16-line historiated initial, border and bas-de-page drolleries (v. 1, fol. 1r). Borders, bas-de-page scene (v 1, fol. 120r, v. 2, fol. 1r, and v. 2, fol. 79r). Books 2-4 open with 11- or 12-line initials in gold, blue, pink and red. Smaller divisions marked with 3- and 4-line initials in red and blue. Section numbers in margin in gold on a field of red and gold.
- Origin: According to the colophon of volume 2 copy completed 1336 by Willelmi de Kyrkeby (v. 2, fol. 210v).
- Binding Note
- Later binding. England (?), 19th century. Velvet over wooden boards (6 mm thick). Multi-colored endbands.
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