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Support: paper; Extent: 56 leaves : 227 x 166 (154 x 109) mm bound to 236 x 166 mm; Foliation: Paper, i (modern parchment) + 56+ i (modern parchment); [1-56]; modern foliation in pencil, upper right recto.
Written in 31 long lines; ruled in lead.
Written in a Gothic liturgical script by a single hand.
Illuminated interlaced full border, with coat of arms which has been defaced, in rose, green, blue, and gold (f. 1r); illuminated initials (f. 14v, 24v, 36r); rubricated; alternating red and blue initials throughout.
For a full list of Decorations in this manuscript please see the Content and Decorations section by clicking on the [i] button in the top left corner of the image viewer above.
Full codicological description (typescript) and transcription of 4th work (f. 42-43) by S. Clark, n.d., is shelved with the manuscript.
Ms. codex.
Title supplied by cataloger (Zacour-Hirsch).
1st work (f. 1r): Incipit prohemium de arte bene moriendi...Cum de presentis exilii miseria mortis transitus propter moriendi... Attributed to Matthew of Cracow by Zacour-Hirsch (note, p. 19), but this attribution is questioned by S. Clark.
3rd work (f. 14r): Incipit liber de miseria humane conditionis editus a Lothario dyacono Cardinali tituli sanctorum Sergii et Bachi. Qui postea Innocentius papa in appellatus est. Titulum autem opusculi portuensis episcopi est nomini dedicavit. Incipiunt capta euisdem libri. De miseria hominis...
4th work incipit (f. 42v): XV signa ante seculi consumationem fienda. Verse, derived from the version found in Voragine, Legenda aurea (according to S. Clark).
5th work incipit: Altercatio animae et corporis revelata ciudam devoto compilata per beatum Bernardum. Incipit vir quidam dum steterat velud heremita [variant of Walther 20421], f. 44r.
2nd work (f. 14r): Ex legenda sancti Bernardi. Infirmatus aliquando vir dei Bernardus cum... From Jacobus de Voragine, according to S. Clark.
1. f.1r-13v: De arte bene moriendi. -- 2. f.14r: Ex legenda sancti Bernardi. -- 3. f.14r-42r: De miseria humane conditionis / Pope Innocent III. -- 4. f.42v-43v: XV signa ante saeculi consumationem fienda [in verse]. -- 5. f.44r-50v: Altercatio animae et corporis / compilata per beatum Bernardum [in verse].
These are pages that we pulled aside that disrupted the flow of the manuscript reader. These may be bindings, inserts, bookmarks, and various other oddities.
Italy
Written in Italy between 1470 and 1499 (Clark, date based on watermarks).
Modern gilt leather.
Latin
Formerly owned by Ernesto Pagnoni, Milan (gilt stamped bookplate, inside upper cover).
Sold by Le Medicea (Florence), 1957.
Italy
Written in Italy between 1470 and 1499 (Clark, date based on watermarks).
Latin
Formerly owned by Ernesto Pagnoni, Milan
Sold by Le Medicea
Full codicological description (typescript) and transcription of 4th work (f. 42-43) by S. Clark, n.d., is shelved with the manuscript.
Ms. codex.
Title supplied by cataloger (Zacour-Hirsch).
1st work (f. 1r): Incipit prohemium de arte bene moriendi...Cum de presentis exilii miseria mortis transitus propter moriendi... Attributed to Matthew of Cracow by Zacour-Hirsch (note, p. 19), but this attribution is questioned by S. Clark.
3rd work (f. 14r): Incipit liber de miseria humane conditionis editus a Lothario dyacono Cardinali tituli sanctorum Sergii et Bachi. Qui postea Innocentius papa in appellatus est. Titulum autem opusculi portuensis episcopi est nomini dedicavit. Incipiunt capta euisdem libri. De miseria hominis...
4th work incipit (f. 42v): XV signa ante seculi consumationem fienda. Verse, derived from the version found in Voragine, Legenda aurea (according to S. Clark).
5th work incipit: Altercatio animae et corporis revelata ciudam devoto compilata per beatum Bernardum. Incipit vir quidam dum steterat velud heremita [variant of Walther 20421], f. 44r.
2nd work (f. 14r): Ex legenda sancti Bernardi. Infirmatus aliquando vir dei Bernardus cum... From Jacobus de Voragine, according to S. Clark.
1. f.1r-13v: De arte bene moriendi. -- 2. f.14r: Ex legenda sancti Bernardi. -- 3. f.14r-42r: De miseria humane conditionis / Pope Innocent III. -- 4. f.42v-43v: XV signa ante saeculi consumationem fienda [in verse]. -- 5. f.44r-50v: Altercatio animae et corporis / compilata per beatum Bernardum [in verse].
Written in a Gothic liturgical script by a single hand.
Illuminated interlaced full border, with coat of arms which has been defaced, in rose, green, blue, and gold (f. 1r); illuminated initials (f. 14v, 24v, 36r); rubricated; alternating red and blue initials throughout.
For a full list of Decorations in this manuscript please see the Content and Decorations section by clicking on the [i] button in the top left corner of the image viewer above.
These are pages that we pulled aside that disrupted the flow of the manuscript reader. These may be bindings, inserts, bookmarks, and various other oddities.
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