MS. Lat. th. e. 23
Summary Catalogue no.: Not in SC (late accession)
A Augustine, Ps.-Augustine, etc.; printed book [Speyer, c. 1472]. B Devotional and theological treatises; Germany (Regensberg), 1473
Physical Description
Binding
Modern sewing; bound in German(?) dark gray patterned paper over pasteboards; the flat spine blank except for the shelfmark.
History
Provenance and Acquisition
The two parts were presumably bound together from the beginning, as Part A has rubrics by Johannes Tüchler, who wrote Part B.
Perhaps belonged to the hospital of St Katherine in Regensburg, as suggested by Bod-Inc and MEI.
Probably identifiable as Sotheby's, 30 May 1840 ('... rare and curious books ... consigned from Germany'), lot 47.
Purchased by the Bodeian for 10 shillings (Books Purchased (1840), 3). Former Bodleian shelfmarks: ‘VII. Q. 4. 44.’ (front pastedown), i.e. printed book Auct. 7Q 4.44; handed over to the Department of Western Manuscripts and accessioned with the current shelfmark on ‘15.iv.[19]41.’ (fol. 1r). Cf. ‘Notable Accessions’, BLR, 1 no. 15 (1941), 255–58.
MS. Lat. th. e. 23 – Part A (fols. 1–28)
Contents
Augustine and Pseudo-Augustine, De fuga mulierum, De continentia, De contemptu mundi, etc.
Printed at Speyer c. 1472. Cf. GKW, no. 2956; ISTC ia01280000; MEI 00212060; Bod-Inc A-577
Rubrics in the hand of Johannes Tüchler, for whom see below.
Physical Description
History
MS. Lat. th. e. 23 – Part B (fols. 29–99)
Contents
Language(s): Latin
Pr. PL 184 col. 1167–1170D
Pr. PL 184 col. 1181–1186
Unidentified.
Consisting mainly of a series of prayers, in three parts
Cf. Mainz, StaatsBibl., Hs I 154, fols. 198v–199r, and Munich, BSB, Clm 544, fols. 151v–161v.
Fols. 63v–64v are blank, fol. 65 is the start of a new quire
Pr. PL 40 cols. 983–992; Stegmüller, RB, II, no. 1481
Pr. PL 83 cols. 1247–1252
Ed. A. Gwynn, Script. Lat. Hibern. 1, pp.106–124; PL 40 cols. 991–998
Pr. PL 184 cols. 485–508
Fols. 99–100 blank.
Physical Description
Collation
Layout
No ruling visible, written with 26–29 long lines per page
Hand(s)
Gothic cursive, the hand of Johannes Tüchler.
Decoration
Plain red initials
History
Provenance
Written by Johannes Tüchler of Saltendorff, of the Spitalkirche St Katharina, next to the Steinerne Brücke, Regensburg, in 1473: with his colophons dated 20 July 1473 (fol. 39r), 1473 (fol. 80v), and 20 Oct. 1473 (fol. 98v).
Additional Information
Record Sources
Digital Images
Digital Bodleian (full digital facsimile)
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Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2021-03-25: Revised description for Polonsky German digitization project.