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Shelfmark

MS 240(02)

Title

Fragment from a theological treatise [manuscript]

Publication, distribution, etc.

England, 1200-1300.

Physical description

[1] leaf ; 152 x 97 mm.

Language

Written in Latin.

Note

Material: membrane.

Note

Format: fragment from a folio torn from a codex. It now is inlaid onto paper to form a volume alongside other fragments.

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Written space: 116 x 75 mm.

Note

Accompanying material: notes on lined paper by a modern (20th-century?) hand attached to front lining paper of the bound volume. They contain summary information about the fragment, which is found at f. 23.

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Quire and leaf signatures and catchwords: none visible on this leaf.

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Page preparation: no visible pricking or ruling.

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Mise-en-page: single column (21-23 lines) written in a cursive script.

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Decoration: none.

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Handwriting: Anglicana, presenting use of tall S, 8-shaped G, and A with a headstroke. Very few forked ascenders and no pressure applied to the nib to form bulges in the script.

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Abbreviation and punctuation: Tironian nota with a crossbar. Puncti.

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Correction: none.

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Marginalia, later additions: none.

Formatted contents note

Contents: The contents remain unidentified, but the text concerns theological issues.

Provenance

Origin: England.

Provenance

Provenance: ex dono label of Eton Fellow John Reynolds, dated 1751, glued on folio 1r. Former ECL shelfmarks: MS 169a, Bl.7.29, Bl.6.24a.

Binding

20th-century half-bound sand-and-grain cloth in two different shades of brown by Eyre & Spottiswoode. Covers decorated with gilt fillets separating the two different coloured leathers. Spine flat, decorated with with gilt fillets and titling ("[Comm]ent in vet. Test. (fragm.) saec. xv."). Endpapers of modern, undecorated paper; one flyleaf at both ends of the textblock.

Copy-specific note

Bound with another item, shelfmarks MS 240(01).

Copy-specific note

The bound volume also includes a fragment the size of 70 x 38 mm of fo. xlvi of "Tractatus consultatorii venerandi magistri Henrici de Gorychum" (Cologne, 1503).

Subject

Manuscript fragments 13th century.

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Added entry--place

England.

Language code

lat

Identifier

B52585
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