St John's College MS 235 (fragment 15)
Sermons (binding fragment)
Contents
Language(s): Latin
the end of one (‘ […] ad quam nos perducat etc.’) and the opening of a second: ‘Medicina o⟨ptim⟩a in festinatione tribulaccionis xliii. Sicut factus per hoc os sapiens [sic for sapientis] ab antiquis temporibus loquens […] ’
Three marginal citations of Augustine, two of Bernard.
Physical Description
Condition
Layout
In double columns, each column 165 × 55 and 60 mm. , with 7 mm between columns, in 57 lines to the column. No prickings; bounds and rules faded.
Hand(s)
Written in England, in gothic textura with a cursive duct and scattered anglicana forms for d and g, s. xiii2
Decoration
No decoration.
History
Provenance and Acquisition
MS 235 is a collection of binding fragments removed from College books (medieval portions only). This entry is for fragment 15 only.
Record Sources
Availability
For enquiries relating to this manuscript please contact St John's College Library.
Funding of Cataloguing
Conversion of the printed catalogue to TEI funded by the Thompson Family Charitable Trust
Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2021-11: First online publication