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Add MS 45026

Record Id:
032-002017646
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032-002017646
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ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Add MS 45026
Title:

MISCELLANE0US THEOLOGICAL WORKS, in Latin. Contents:-

(1) Boethius, 'De consolatione philosophiae' (Migne, Patr. Lat., lxiii, cols.

579-862), with colophon (f. 117) consisting of seven lines of verse beg. 'ut gaudere solet fessus iam nauta labore'. ff. 2-117.

(2) 'Tractatus de modis cognoscendi deum', beg. 'Triplici pater reverende existente gaudio': an anonymous treatise based largely on the works of SS. Dionysius Areopagita and Augustine. ff. 121-147.

(3) Letter of Francesco Petrarca to his brother Gerardo (Letters, Bk. x, Ep. 3), beg. 'Subit animum luce mihi'. See J. Fracassetti, F. Petrarcae Epistolae, ii, 1862, pp. 66-82. ff. 147-156.

(4) Five letters of Thomas à Kempis. For (a)-(d) see M. J. Pohl, Thomae Hemerken à Kempis Opera, iv, 1918, pp. 449-479, and for (e) ibid., ii, 1904, pp. 323-328. As follows:-(a) 'Epistula incitativa ad spiritualem profectum'. ff. 156b-161b;-(b) 'De custodia habenda ad se ipsum'. ff. 161b-163;-

(c) 'Pro confortatione cuiusdam devoti (sic)'. ff. 163-166;-(d) 'De conversione et perseverantia in bono proposito'. ff. 166-168b;-(e) 'Epistula devota ad quendam regularem'. ff. 168b-170b. ff. 156b-170b.

(5) St. Bonaventura, 'De informatione iuvenum et novitiorum'. The order of the chapters differs slightly from that of the 'Regula novitiorum' printed in S. Bonaventurae Opera, viii, Quaracchi, 1898, pp. 475-490. ff. 170-185b.

(6) 'De ocultissimis temptationibus et astuciis dyaboli': an extract from Guillaume d'Auvergne 'De tentacionibus et resistenciis', chapter iii. See G. Alverni Opera, ed. B. Le Feron, ii, 1674, cols. 302-305. ff. 186-190.

(7) Ricardus de Sancto Victore, 'De [quatuor] gradibus violentae charitatis'. See Migne, Patr. Lat., cxcvi, cols. 1207-1224. ff. 190b-206. Paper; ff. ix + 210. 210 mm. x 155 mm. Early XVI cent. Gatherings of 12 leaves in art. 1 and of 10 in artt. 2-7. Ruled uniformly and written in several hands, with the titles, etc., and a few initials in red. Ff. 118-120, 207-210 are ruled blank leaves. 'Ex libris' inscription, 16th cent., of the Augustinian monastery of St John Baptist, Rebdorf, Bavaria, with a list of contents, f. 1. On a paper title-piece on the top panel of the spine (f. 1) is the 18th(?)-cent. press-mark '4 xxxv'. Inside the front cover are the further library numbers '85' in brown crayon, 16th-17th cent., and 'No. 22' in ink, 18th-19th cent. (f. iv). Contemporary binding of wooden boards covered with tooled white leather with clasps. Ff. v-vii, ix, are vellum binding stubs. Presented by W. Brazier, Esq.

Scope & Content:

Bindings GERMAN: Wooden boards, tooled white leather, clasps: early 16th cent.

Theology LATIN: 'Tractatus de modis cognoscendi deum', etc.: 16th cent.

includes:

  • ff. 2-117 Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus Boethius: 'De consolatione philosophiae': early 16th cent.
  • ff. 147-156 Francesco Petrarca, poet: Letter (Ep. x. 3) to his brother, Gerhardo: early 16th cent.: Lat.
  • ff. 156b-170b Thomas à Kempis, mystic and writer: Letters. Copies (early 16th cent.) 45026.
  • ff. 171-185b Saint Bonaventura,; Cardinal-bishop of Albano: Regula Novitiorum: early 16th cent.
  • ff. 186-190 Guillaume d' Auvergne, Bishop of Paris 1228-1249: 'De tentacionibus et resistenciis', ch. III;: n.d.: Extract, 16th cent.
  • ff. 190b-206 Ricardus de Sancto Victore: 'De quatuor gradibus violentae charitatis': early 16th cent.

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Record Type (Level):
Fonds
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1 item
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Latin
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1500
End Date:
1540
Date Range:
Early 16th century
Era:
CE
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Custodial History:

William Brazier: Presented: in 1937.

Rebdorf, Bavaria: Augustinian Canons owned: early 16th cent.

Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Names:
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus, c 480-524/525,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000122834442,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/100218964
Bonaventure, Saint, born Giovanni di Fidanza; scholastic theologian, 1221-1274,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/000000045724994X
Brazier, William, of Add MS 45026
Kempis, Thomas à, mystic and writer, c 1380-1471
Petrarca, Francesco, poet, 1304-1374
Ricardus de Sancto Victore
d'Auvergne, Guillaume, theologian and Bishop of Paris, c 1185-1249
Places:
Rebdorf, Bavaria