MS. Bodl. 465
Summary Catalogue no.: 2459
Physical Description
History
Provenance and Acquisition
Two parts together by 1604-5 at the latest.
The name of William Gregson (16th century) is on fol. 208v, and 'A. N.' on fol. 421v
Presented by William Dun, D. M., in 1605, but the volume probably reached the Library before the end of 1604
MS. Bodl. 465 – Part 1
Contents
A large work divided into a 'proemium', pars prima 'speculativa', and pars secunda 'practica' (the latter consisting of various tractatus, quaestiones and summae)
Physical Description
History
MS. Bodl. 465 – Part 2
Contents
The preface only.
In alphabetical order. The first articles are Adrianum, Acharistum, Athanasia, but it only reaches to Diapendion
The 15th and 16th parts are omitted and an (altered) colophon states that the 14th part is the last
The colophon shows that the treatise was written at Rome in 1296
Followed by a commentary or 'Glosa' on the text [Base de dades Ramon Llull MP IV.2]
There are scattered figures and notes on fols 195, 195v, 417v and 421
Physical Description
Layout
1 col., c. 35-40 lines, written space 220-30 × c. 145-50 mm.
Fols. 187-207: 2 cols., c. 35-40 lines, column space 225 × 70 mm.
Hand(s)
The scribe's name (?), "Johnson", occurs on fols 196, 373v, 374r, 396 and 419v
Decoration
Diagrams.
History
Provenance
Fol. 195: 'Assit principio Sancta Maria in eo amen Iesus helpe etc.' Fol. 196 bears a similar inscription followed by 'quod Johnson', and other briefer inscriptions are on fols. 373, 374, 396, 419, and 421. Fol. 345, in lower margin: 'Anno domini 1465 nunc complet. ...'; while this is not at any break in the text it evidently has some relationship to the text and the date of writing.
Additional Information
Record Sources
Digital Images
Freiburger Multimedia Object Repository (fols. 209r-419v, grayscale)
Bibliography
Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2024-12-26: Description revised to incorporate all information in printed catalogues.