Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 378: Logic Texts

Description

Alternative title
Logica
Type of resource
mixed material
Extent
ff. 107
Date created
[ca. 1400 - 1499]
Language
Latin
Material
Paper
Layout
20-41 lines to a page
Height (mm)
220
Width (mm)
150
Collation
1(18) 2(16)-4(16) (+ 8 between 15 and 16) 5(12) 6(10) (wants 10?) 7(10) 8 (two).
Writing
in several hands, much contracted
Foliation
ff. i-ii + 1-108 + iii-iv
Provenance
A collection of tracts on Logic: cf. no. 244: probably written at Cambridge.
2 fo.
Lex
vera aliquid

Abstract/Contents

Summary
CCCC MS 378 is a compendium of tracts on logic, dating to c. 1475-1500, very probably put together for use at Cambridge University. This manuscript contains what may be the primary, and only extant, copy of William Chubbes' introduction to logic, the Bene fundatum (Introductio logices). Chubbes was the first Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, from 1497 to his death in 1505 and perhaps it was this Cambridge connection that interested Parker in this manuscript. On ff. 74v and 75r there are drawings of various sorts of 'bodies' which seem to be intended to illustrate the concepts of logic in the preceding text.
Contents
SummuleDe consequentiaDe suppositionibus -- De resolubilibus -- De dictionibus que habent vim confundendiDe modo dandi contradictoria -- Obligationes -- De objectionibus consequentarium -- De reduplicationibus -- Introductiones naturalium -- De insolubilibus -- Tractatus argumentationis -- Logical tracts. Incipiunt Quidlibet incipit esse quod sit sopisma and Nulla differunt quod sophisma sit verum -- Logical tract. Incipit Sophisma est hoc. scitum est non scitum -- Logical tract. Incipit Necessarium est non necessarium probatur sic -- Liber apparentiarum -- Logical tract. Incipit Pro materia de proposicione equiuocacio terminorum -- Introductio logices

Bibliographic information

M.R. James Date
xv
Downloadable James Catalogue Record
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:kg119xq9390/MS_378.pdf
Superseded Interim Catalogue Record
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:rg788dy6836/378.pdf
Contains
  • Summule. De consequentia. De suppositionibus. 1r-34v
    Incipit
    (1r) Proposicio est oratio indicatiua congrua et perfecta
    Note
    (34v) Ends with verses
    =MS 244. 1
    Explicit
    (34v) Si sit discretum discrete semper habetur
    Rubric
    (34v) Explicit communis tractatus. Quod (erased: l...sted)
  • De resolubilibus. 34v-45v
    James
    Tractatus aureus. 34v-45v
    Note
    After a diagrammatic formula
    Incipit
    (34v) Terminus est in quem resoluitur proposicio
    Explicit
    (45v) ut nullus homo currit
    Rubric
    (45v) Explicit tractatus aureus quod bartholomeus
  • De dictionibus que habent vim confundendi. De modo dandi contradictoria. 45v-47v
    Incipit
    (45v) Sequitur de dictionibus que habent vim confundendi terminos
    Explicit
    (47v) vel iste homo currit
  • Richard Billingham, Obligationes. 48r-57v
    Author
    Richard Billingham
    Incipit
    (48r) Obligacio est quedam ars mete in qua quis apponens potest obligare respondentem
    Note
    Has rather a pretty pen and ink initial
    (57r) Ends unfinished (?)
    (57v) blank
  • De objectionibus consequentarium. 58r-66v
    Incipit
    (58r) Consequenciarum quedam sunt obiectiones ponende et soluende
    Note
    (64v) Ends unfinished (?)
    ff. 65r-66v blank
  • De reduplicationibus. 67r-68r
    Incipit
    (67r) Pro faciliori iuuenum Informacione viam ostendo probabilem de reduplicatiuis
    Explicit
    (68r) ad sua inferiora descendere, etc. finis
  • Thomas Netter of Walden OCarm (attrib.), Introductiones naturalium. 68v-76v
    Author
    Thomas Netter of Walden OCarm (attrib.)
    Incipit
    (68v) Natura est duplex scilicet natura naturans et natura naturata
    Note
    =MS 244. 5
    On ff. 74v, 75r are drawings of various sorts of bodies. A mace with battlemented head, the Ptolemaic sphere, a pear, an arrow-head, a stone (?) with a face in it, etc.
    ff. 75v-76v blank
  • De insolubilibus. 77r-81v
    Incipit
    (77r) Quatuor sunt diuisiones proposicionum quarum prima est hec
    Note
    (80v) ?unfinished
    ff. 81r-81v blank
    =MS 244. 3
  • Tractatus argumentationis. 82r-86v
    Incipit
    (82r) Iuxta hunc textum tactum in libro periarmenias de quolibet dicitur affirmacio uel negacio
    Note
    =MS 244. 2
    Ends
    Explicit
    (85v) non ens est non homo
    Note
    f. 85r-85v blank
  • Logical tracts. Incipiunt Quidlibet incipit esse quod sit sopisma and Nulla differunt quod sophisma sit verum. 87r-92v
    Incipit
    (87r) Quidlibet incipit esse quod sit sopisma
    Note
    =MS 244. 7
    Incipit
    (89r) Nulla differunt quod sophisma sit uerum
    Note
    ff. 90r-91v blank
  • Logical tract. Incipit Sophisma est hoc. scitum est non scitum. 93r-96v
    Incipit
    (93r) Sophisma est hoc. scitum est non scitum
    Note
    ff. 93v-95v blank
  • Logical tract. Incipit Necessarium est non necessarium probatur sic. 97r-99v
    Incipit
    (97r) Necessarium est non necessarium probatur sic
    Note
    ff. 97r-98v blank
  • Liber apparentiarum. 100r-102v
    Incipit
    (100r) Circa materiam apparencie multa concurrunt dubia
    Note
    (101v) On lower margin a rather good drawing of a man's bust with triangle described on it
  • Logical tract. Incipit Pro materia de proposicione equiuocacio terminorum. 103r-104v
    Incipit
    (103r) Pro materia de proposicione equiuocacio terminorum (?)
    Note
    (104v) blank
  • William Chubbes (attrib.), Introductio logices. 105r-108v
    Author
    William Chubbes (attrib.)
    Incipit
    (105r) Bene fundatum pre exigit debitum fundamentum
    Note
    (107r) Ends unfinished (?)
    ff. 106v-107r blank
    Incipit
    (108v) Barbara celarent, etc.
    Note
    The Rev. Christopher Wordsworth suggests that Art. 14 is the original Benefundatum of Will. Chubbes, first master of Jesus College. The incipit here agrees with that given by Bale (Index, p. 149) for his work
TJames
337
Stanley
15. 2
Location
https://purl.stanford.edu/pj359yj7700
MS 378
Repository
UK, Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, Parker Library

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