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  • Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 019: Ivo of Chartres, Decretum (in 17 parts)

Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 019: Ivo of Chartres, Decretum (in 17 parts)

Description

Alternative title
Ivonis Carnotensis Decretum
Type of resource
mixed material
Extent
ff. 334 + 1
Date created
[ca. 1100-1199]
Language
Latin
Material
Vellum
Layout
double columns of 44 lines
Height (mm)
335
Width (mm)
238
Collation
1 flyleaf, 1(8)-27(8) (4 canc.) 28(8)-42(8) (wants 8).
Writing
in the characteristic Christ Church (Canterbury) hand
Foliation
ff. a-b + i + 1-334 + c-d
Provenance
At top of f. 1r (xiv) and elsewhere in the book: Decreta Yuonis de claustro ecclesie Christi Cantuar. On the right is the old mark . See Ancient Libraries, p. 52, no. 351.
Research
On a curious confusion (arising from this MS.) between Ivo and John Stone see W. G. Searle, Christ Church, Canterbury, Camb. Ant. Soc. p. xi etc.
On the Decretum, MSS. of which are rare, see P. Fournier Les Collections Canoniques attribuées à Yves de Chartres (Bibl. de L'École des Chartes 1897, p. 40). This copy is not mentioned.
Additions
On the flyleaf a list of Popes and durations of their reigns from Benedict I (574) to Honorius II (1124).
Another hand continues with names only from Innocent II (1130) to Honorius III (1216-27).

Abstract/Contents

Summary
CCCC MS 19 contains a copy of Ivo of Chartres' (c. 1040-1115) Decretum (in 17 parts), an influential canon law collection. The version of the text in this manuscript was copied at Christ Church, Canterbury in around 1130 by a scribe whose hand has also been identified in Cambridge, Trinity College, MS B. 3. 4 (83), Cambridge, UL MS Ff. 3. 29, and Oxford, Bodleian MSS Lat. misc. d. 13 and Lat misc. d. 30. It has recently been suggested that the absence of any later canonical material in this codex may indicate that it was a library copy of the Decretum rather than a working volume. It is also one of only two manuscripts (the other being Durham Cathedral Library MS B.IV.18) to preserve the 'Canterbury version' of the canons of the First Lateran Council of 1123.
Contents
Decretum (in 17 parts)

Bibliographic information

M.R. James Date
xii
Downloadable James Catalogue Record
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:zb349rc7021/MS_19.pdf
Superseded Interim Catalogue Record
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:tp828hp2758/19.pdf
Contains
  • Ivo of Chartres, Decretum (in 17 parts). 1r-334v
    Author
    Ivo of Chartres
    Note
    Title in red capitals
    Rubric
    (1r) Incipit prologus domni luonis Carnotensis episcopi ante collectiones ecclesiasticarum regularum de conuenientia et dispensatione earundem
    Note
    (P. L. CLXI 47)
    Incipit
    (1r) Exceptiones ecclesiasticarum regularum partim ex epistolis romanorum pontificum
    Explicit
    (5r) quid in unaquaque parte sibi necessarium querere debeat
    Incipit
    (5r) Prima pars continet de fide etc.
    Explicit
    (5v) Septima decima pars continet speculatiuas sanctorum patrum sententias de fide caritate et spe
    Rubric
    (5v) De speculo Augustini
    Incipit
    (5v) Quis ignorat in scripturis sanctis idest legitimis
    Explicit
    (6r) prompta et aperta fastidiunt
    Note
    Space follows
    Rubric
    (6r) Que esse propria diuine trinitatis senserint catholici tractatores
    Incipit
    (6r) Omnes quos legere potui
    Explicit
    (6r) essentia quam greci usiam uocant
    Rubric
    (6r) Hec prima pars continet de fide etc.
    Incipit
    (6r) Credimus in unum deum
    Note
    (30r) Pars II
    (51v) Pars III
    (72r) Pars IV
    (91r) Pars V
    (132r) Pars VI
    (167v) Pars VII
    (182r) Pars VIII
    (206v) Pars IX (wrongly numbered X in headline: no number given in the rubric)
    (216v) Pars X
    (236r) Pars XI
    (247v) Pars XII
    (255r) Pars XIII (numbered XIV in headline)
    (262v) Pars XIV (XV)
    (273r) Pars XV (XVI)
    (288v) Pars XVI (XVII)
    (311r) Ending (the Right half of the leaf, blank, cut off)
    Explicit
    (311r) uel in aliud transferunt
    Note
    (312r) Pars XVII (unnumbered)
    Rubric
    (312r) Hec pars continet speculatiuas etc.
    Note
    (as above, in table)
    Incipit
    (312r) Tanta dignitas humane conditionis
    Note
    Ends
    Explicit
    (332v) locus uenerabilis in quo infantes aluntur
    Rubric
    (332v) Explicit liber. Deo gratias
    Note
    See also MS 94
    In a later hand
    Incipit
    (332v) (E)x concilio Triburiensi.Si quis in atrio ecclesie pugnam
    Note
    (3½ lines)
    In the first hand
    Rubric
    (333r) Iohannes EpiscopisAnselmo Lemonecine ecclesie
    Incipit
    (333r) Ad limina beatorum petri et pauli
    Note
    (case of a layman, Stephanus, baptizing his child, and being punished by divorce = Jaffe 3258. Collated by Hampe, Neues Archiv, XXII 668)
    Explicit
    (333r) aliquatenus separari debuissent
    Note
    In the hand of the first flyleaf
    (333v) Extracts from Councils
    Ex sinodo habita Rome a beato Eugenio pp. (MGH. Leges II App. 15, 35 Necessaria etenim)
    Also. Urbani II (Jaffe 5760). Paschalis II (Jaffe 6492). Calixti II habita Remis (A.D. 1119)
    The last 'ex decreto Eutychiani'
    Rubric
    (334v) Statuta concilii a Willelmo Archiepiscopo Cantuariensi....apud Westmonasterium... anno incarnation domini nostri Ihesu Christi M. C. XXVII Regni vero Henrici gloriosi regis anglorum xxvii
    Incipit
    (334v) Ecclesiae et ecclesiastica beneficia
    Explicit
    (334v) quam agninis uel cattinis nigris
    Note
    Confirmation of the above
    Incipit
    (334v) Henricus rex anglie archiepiscopis etc.
    Explicit
    (334v) Teste Rogero episcopo Salesberiensi et Gaufrido cancellario et Rannulfo comite cestrie apud lundoniam
    Note
    Another text in Wilkins Conc. I 408.
TJames
368
Stanley
Under D. 8
Repository
UK, Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, Parker Library
Location
MS 019

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