Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 024: Thomas Bradwardine, De causa Dei contra Pelagium
- Title:
- Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 024: Thomas Bradwardine, De causa Dei contra Pelagium
- Alternate Title:
- Thomas Bradwardine de Causa dei contra Pelagium etc.
- Language:
- Latin
- Extent:
- ff. 274 + 1
- Dimensions:
- 372 Height (mm) and 244 Width (mm)
- Approximate Date:
- [ca. 1300 - 1399]
- Provenance:
- From Worcester. On flyleaf (xiv): Liber qui intitulatur de causa dei contra Pellagium compilatus et editus per Reuerendum sacre theologie doctorem tunc Cancellarium London. deinde Electum Cantuar et Lincoln. magistrum Thomam de Bradewardyn procuratus tamen ad Ecclesiam Wigorn (erased) per ffratrem Johannem de Prestone de Somersete monachum eiusdem ecclesie a. d. millesimo cccmo xlviijuo. quem titulum quicumque fraudulenter deleuerit librumque ab ecclesia eadem alienauerit Deleat eum deus de libro uite et anathemate feriatur. Pro cuius anima pietatis obsequio ab inspicientibus deuocius exoretur. [Preston gave another MS., still at Worcester (F. 11).], In red chalk: Hic liber datur Mattheo Cantuar per D. A. j.....e.?Andrew Perne: cf. MS 68 20 dec. 1567., and On f. 1r at top (large): Liber monasterii (de wigornia?).
- Table of contents:
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- De causa Dei contra Pelagium
- Epistolae nos. 11, 12, 13, 4
- Errores damnati
- Description:
- CCCC MS 24 contains the text of De causa Dei contra Pelagium of Thomas Bradwardine (c. 1300-49). The provenance of this volume is very well attested. An inscription states that the book was given to the Benedictine cathedral priory of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Worcester by John de Prestone of Somerset, a monk of the same institution, in 1348. The same notice also records threats of divine punishment for anyone who erased the inscription or caused the book to be alienated from the church ('quem titulum quicumque fraudulenter deleuerit librumque ab ecclesia eadem alienauerit Deleat eum deus de libro uite et anathemate feriatur'). A second note states that the volume was given to Parker by 'D. A.' in December 1567.