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ff. i + 192 + i - Blind-tooled sheepskin, 15th century, over wooden boards; rebacked with vellum; remains of brass clasps. - Andreas Weiss (1590); James P. R. Lyell; bequest of James K. Moffitt to the Bancroft Library UC Berkeley (1956). Previous call numbers MAR 37, f2MS B765 A4C6. - Bond and Faye, p. 4, n. 60.

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BANC MS UCB 003
Published
Germany
Full Collection Name
Digital Scriptorium
Type
Image
Language
Latin
Archive
The Bancroft Library
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Century: 15th
Contents
Part 1: ff. 1-192

Description: - Paper - Toursimilar to Briquet 15872-75 - 305 x 205 mm - 2 columns of 36 lines.

Country: Germany

Assigned Date: s. XVmed

Dated by scribe: Yes

Inscribed Date: 1457

Document: No

Number of Scribes: 1

Scribe(s): Kaspar Ytelhuser

Script: Secretary.

Other Decoration: 3- and 2-line initials, chapter headings, capital strokes, paraph marks, and underlining in red.




Text 1: ff. 1-132

Author: Hugo Argentinensis

Other Associate: Albertus Magnus

Title: Compendium theologicae veritatis

Language(s): Latin

Notes: Note by Andreas Weiss dated 1592 attributes the work or its revision to Albertus Magnus. 

Image 1: Front pastedown Note in German, s. XV; ownership note of Andreas Weiss, s. XVI.

Image 2: f. 1 Chapter list with contemporary arabic numerals counting the chapters.

Image 3: f. 49 12-leaf quire numbered on first recto, lower right margin "Quintus sexternus."

Image 4: f. 79 Painted initials; tawed leather tab on fore edge marking new text division.

Image 5: f. 132 Scribal colophon; note by book's reader, Andreas Weiss, 1592.

Image 6: Binding Front cover.




Text 2: ff. 133-191v

Author: Isidore (Isidorus Hispalensis)

Title: De summo bono

Language(s): Latin

Image 7: f. 191v Scribal colophon.
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