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  • Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 520: Henricus Wirzeburgensis siue Herbipolensis, De statu curiae Romanae. Petrus Riga, Aurora. Petrus Comestor, Historia scholastica (extracts)

Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 520: Henricus Wirzeburgensis siue Herbipolensis, De statu curiae Romanae. Petrus Riga, Aurora. Petrus Comestor, Historia scholastica (extracts)

Description

Alternative title
[Untitled]
Type of resource
mixed material
Extent
ff. 179
Date created
[ca. 1300-1499]
Language
Latin, German
Material
Paper
Layout
double columns of 45 lines
Height (mm)
290
Width (mm)
217
Collation
1(16) 2(16) 3(18)-5(18) 6(14) 7(14) 8(16) 9(16) 10(14) 11(14) 12(6) (wants 6).
Writing
fairly well written
Foliation
ff. i-iii + 1-35 + 35a + 36-47 + 47a + 48-180 + iv-vi
Provenance
Mary Pernham on f. 2v.
Additions
In the cover (f. iiv): Testamentarius liber dni Laurencij ? Rothemunt alias Schelen (or Scholen). Some notes and verses in the cover.
Binding
Binding as before, two metal tags remain and the mark of a third. Label 91. Bosses.

Abstract/Contents

Summary
CCCC MS 520 is a fourteenth- or fifteenth-century paper manuscript, probably made in Germany, which once belonged to the Brigittine convent of Elbing (Elblag), near Gdansk. The Elbing collection was donated to Corpus Christi College by Richard Pernham (1583?-1628) or by his wife, Mary, whose signature is in many of the books. The contents of MS 520 include the De statu curiae Romanae by Henry of Würzburg (d. 1265), and Aurora by Petrus Riga (d. 1209), a versified version of the Bible, although in the manuscript this is mistakenly attributed to Peter of Corbeil (c. 1150-1222). The final text contains extracts from the Historia scholastica of Petrus Comestor (d. c. 1187). The manuscript also contains some notes in German on the foundation of religious orders.
Contents
De statu curiae Romanae -- Aurora -- Historia scholastica (extracts on the Gospels and Acts)

Bibliographic information

M.R. James Date
xiv-xv
Downloadable James Catalogue Record
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:hm590sb0146/MS_520.pdf
Superseded Interim Catalogue Record
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:gv897vv8905/520.pdf
Contains
  • Henricus Wirzeburgensis, De statu curiae Romanae. 1r-32v
    Author
    Henricus Wirzeburgensis
    Rubric
    (1r) Incipit summa fratris Hinrici de Wirczeburg de ordine minorum
    (1r) De electione
    Note
    (1r) Questio si omnes velint
    In 5 books ending
    Rubric
    (22v) de sententia suspensionis
    Explicit
    (22v) audire et non officiare hi hescien (Hostiensis?)
    Rubric
    (22v) Explicit
    Note
    (22v) Notes follow
    On ff. 23v-28r are a collection of texts for sermons
    (28v) Part of a sermon
    ff. 29r-32v blank
    (23r) Expositiones Equationum (old list)
  • Petrus Riga, Aurora. 33r-114v
    James
    Aurora. 33r-114v
    Author
    Petrus Riga
    Incipit
    (33r) In hoc libro cont. quinque libri moysi, etc. ... a magistro Petro corbulensi parisius stilo metrico depictus
    Rubric
    (33r) Glosule super Genesym
    Incipit
    (33r) Pentateucus dicitur a penta .i. quinque
    Rubric
    (33v) Prologus
    Incipit
    (33v) Frequens sodalium
    Note
    Text
    Incipit
    (34r) Prima facta die
    Note
    Gen. - 4 Reg., Tobit, Daniel, Judith, Hester, Macc.
    Evangelium, ending
    Explicit
    (105v) Istic dat finem petrus et ipse suum
    Rubric
    (105v) Recapitulationes in Veterus Testamentum sine A, etc.
    Incipit
    (105v) Principio rerum post quinque dies homo primus
    Note
    (108r) Acts
    Incipit
    (108r) Tyberii nono etc.
    Note
    Ending
    Explicit
    (114r) Ense sacrat paulum. pax. lux. urbs dux cruce petrum
    Rubric
    (114r) Explicit Actus Apostolorum finis est liber aurore magistri petri Chorebula
    Note
    Occidit aurora liber iste petri corebula. Vt rosa flos florum flos est liber iste librorum
    (114r) Four lines
    Rubric
    (114r) de derisione noe
    Note
    A few notes
    (114v) Some notes in German on the foundation of religious orders
    (114v) Noch gotes geburt iiijc vnd xxx wart gestiftz d' orden Regulares canonici vnder sente Augustini regele ... Noch gotes geburt m. ccc. vnd ix. Jar wart danczk gewunnen der noch in dem neesten Jar kouften di hrn das lant czu pomeren
    Occurs again in MS 503. 9
  • Petrus Comestor, Historia scholastica (extracts on the Gospels and Acts). 115r-180v
    James
    History of the Gospels and Acts from the Historia Scholastica. 115r-180v
    Author
    Petrus Comestor
    Rubric
    (115r) De concepcione precursoris
    Incipit
    (115r) Fuit autem in diebus herodis regis Jude affluxis annis regni eius undetriginta
    Explicit
    (148r) processio translata est ad dominicam diem
    Rubric
    (148r) Explicit hoc
    Note
    (Acts)
    Rubric
    (148v) Quomodo apparuit dominus, etc.
    Incipit
    (148v) Anno nonodecimo imperij tiberii
    Explicit
    (176r) in cathacumbis. finis
    Note
    (176r) Followed by short accounts of the Apostles
    Incipit
    (176r) Petrus et paulus rome sepulti sunt
    Explicit
    (179r) orantibus esse conciues
    Rubric
    (179r) Amen
    Note
    ff. 179v-180v blank
Elbing
N. 22
Repository
UK, Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, Parker Library
Location
MS 520

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