MS. Lat. misc. c. 69
Summary Catalogue no.: Not in SC (late accession)
Contents
, Commentary on Aristotle, Physics
Incipit: Naturalis philosophie subiectum est corpus mobile … hiis determinatis redeamus ad partem primam naturalis philosophie que traditur in libris phisicorum de qua ad presens intendimus ipsamque in partes tres dividamus. Dividitur autem in duas partes in prohemium scil. et tractatum. Prohemium autem durat usque ibi Necesse est igitur etc. Tractatus autem continet residuum.(fol. 1)
Explicit: ex destructione consequentis infert oppositum antecedentis et patet.(fol. 55)
Final rubric: Expliciunt notule magistri Ade de Bokefeld super libris phisicorum.
Rubric: Scriptum super librum phisicorum magistri Ade(fol. 1, foot, in contemporary hand)
Language(s): Latin
fol.9
Bk. II
fol.14v
Bk. III
fol. 20
Bk. IV
fol. 33
Bk. V
fol. 37
Bk. VI
fol. 43
Bk. VII
fol. 46
Bk. VIII
Fol. 55v is blank.
Physical Description
Secundo Folio: cuiusmodi
Form: codex
Support: parchment, not of the finest quality
Extent: i + 56 leaves
Dimensions (leaf): 340 × 240 mm.
Dimensions (written): 250 × 170 mm.
Collation
1(8), 2(12)–4(12) (12 cancelled), catchwords
Layout
2 cols. 61 lines. Written below top line.
Decoration
Small coloured initials on fols. 1, 9 (red and blue) 14v (red and mauve).
History
Provenance and Acquisition
Bought 1954 with MSS. Lat. misc. c.70–71. Like them it is bound in modern vellum covers, and it was perhaps once been bound with them
Record Sources
Typescript description by Bodleian Library staff, revised by Peter Kidd, late 1990s.
Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2017-07-01: First online publication.