Royal MS 10 E I

SEXTUS Liber Decretalium, and commentaries on it, together with a brief compilation of extravagantes of Clement V. The three commentaries on the Sext occur together again, but in a different order, in 9 F. V and II D. v. Contents.- 11 'Apparatus domini Iohannis Andree' (cf. 9 F. V, art. 3). f. 1.

2. 'Liber sextus': text, with marginal gloss of Cardinal Jean le Moine, as in 9 F. V, art. 2. f. 115. Art. 3 follows art. a continuously and in the same hands, both text and gloss.

3. Extravagantes of Pope Clement V (1305-1314): a collection resembling that of the Chartres MS. 319 (now 300) described by Schulte, Gesch. der Quellen des can. Rechts, ii, p. 52. With gloss by Jean le Moine. The collection comprises eleven decretals of Boniface VIII five of Benedict XI ('sancta Romana', Extrav. Comm. i. iii. 3, which Schulte ascribes to Benedict, seems to belong to Boniface), and three ('Pastoralis', 'Dudum Bonifacius', and 'Meruit') of Clement V. Beg. 'Detestande feritatis abusum'. Colophons, 'Explicit textu!s extrauagancium' and 'Explicit apparatus constitucionum domini pape Clementis quinti. deo gracias. amen. alleluia'. f. 204 b.

4. 'Apparatus domini G[uidonis de Baysio] archidiaconi Bononie' (so colophon): commentary on the Sext, as in 9 F. V, art. 1. f. 218. The preface of art. 4, contrary to the usual practice, is altered so as to be addressed to Paris. Art. 2 is similarly addressed. Vellum; ff. 323. 17 in. x 10 in. Early XIV cent. Gatherings, i-x¹⁰, xi⁸, xii⁶, xiii¹⁰, xiv¹², xv¹³, xvi-xx¹², xxi⁸, xxii-xxix¹², xxx¹⁰. Double columns. The hand of artt. 1-3 and the illumination of art. 1 are Italian in style, but the ornament of artt. 2, 3 is French. Art.4 was both written and ornamented in France. Sec.fol. 'sanctum dubitet'. Artt. 1, 2, 4 have each one miniature-initial representin Boniface delivering the Sext. Old Royal press-mark no. 75, (Westm. invent. 1542, Add. MS. 25469, f. 25); cat. of 1666, f. 9; CMA. 8391, 8406, 8408.