MS. Bodl. 520
Summary Catalogue no.: 2194
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History
Provenance and Acquisition
Presented by Edward James, M.A., brother of the first Librarian, in 1601
MS. Bodl. 520 – Part 1
Contents
Wanting some leaves after fol. 12.
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Hand(s)
Written and rubricated by Thomas Harlyston, see fols. 6, 16v. There was a Thomas Harliston, a monk of Bury, in the middle of the 15th century.
History
MS. Bodl. 520 – Part 2
Contents
From various physical treatises by Porphyrius (de quinque vocibus), Boethius (Topica), Gilbertus Porretanus (de sex principiis) and Aristotle (Elenchi, Topica, Posteriora Analytica, Physica, Metaphysica, de Anima, de Generatione), imperfect at end, perhaps also at beginning.
Physical Description
History
MS. Bodl. 520 – Part 3
Contents
With list of chapters and the same three prologues as in MS. Bodl. 67 (SC 2136), but wanting many leaves at the end: ends 'multum laborare & frequenter ad', with catchwords 'solem stare', about half way through the treatise.
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History
MS. Bodl. 520 - endleaves (fols. ii, 59)
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Language(s): Latin
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Digital Bodleian (full digital facsimile)
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Last Substantive Revision
2021-01-13: Description revised to incorporate all information in SC.