Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 392: Boniohannes de Messana OP, Quadripartitus. Petrus de Pennis OP, Tractatus contra Iudaeos. Treatises of religious instruction. Sermons

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Title:
Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 392: Boniohannes de Messana OP, Quadripartitus. Petrus de Pennis OP, Tractatus contra Iudaeos. Treatises of religious instruction. Sermons
Alternate Title:
Tractatus IV. contra superbiam, etc. Instructio Iuniorum. Sermones, etc.
Language:
Latin and English
Extent:
ff. 1 + 325
Dimensions:
223 Height (mm) and 148 Width (mm)
Approximate Date:
[ca. 1400 - 1499]
Table of contents:
  • Quadripartitus figurarum moralium, pars 2
  • Quadripartitus figurarum moralium, pars 3
  • Quadripartitus figurarum moralium, pars 4
  • Quadripartitus figurarum moralium, pars 1
  • Tractatus contra Iudaeos nomine Thalamoth
  • Confessio fidei
  • Summa iuniorum
  • Verses
  • Visio Philiberti
  • Speculum peccatoris
  • De egestate et fame
  • Sermons
Description:
Three separate volumes by several hands of the second half of the fifteenth century have been bound together to form CCCC 392. The ten tracts in the manuscript are on various subjects, but several are concerned with the virtues and vices. The first part has Boniohannes de Messana OP (fl. fourteenth century), Quadripartitus, Petrus de Pennis OP (fl. 1395-1418), Tractatus contra Iudaeos nomine Thalamoth (Talmud), and John of Fécamp, Confessio fidei (formerly attributed to Augustine, as it is in this manuscript). The second part has Simon of Hinton OP (d. after 1261), Summa iuniorum, a pastoral manual of instruction in the manner of a catechism, but influenced by the Sentences of Peter Lombard (c. 1095-1160), the Speculum peccatoris by the pseudo-Bernard of Clairvaux, and Petrus Pictor (de Sancto Audemaro), De egestate et fame. The third part is a collection of sermons, one of them in Middle English.
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