tib00190600

Text-inc Id:

tib00190600

Headings:

Bartolus de Saxoferrato Super prima parte Codicis.

Subjects:

law-civil

Analysis of content:

1. [a2r] Bartolus de Saxoferrato: Super prima parte Codicis. Incipit: ‘[R]ubrica ista habetur diversimode. vera rubrica est illa quam dicam vobis legendo.’ [C9r] Explicit: ‘...Nota rogo te et imperpetuum [sic] non obliviscaris.’
2. [C9r] Colophon: ‘Et sic finitur prima pars lec[ture] Bartoli de Saxoferrato super C[odice] etc. Impressum formis iustoque nitore coruscans hoc Vindelinus condidit artis opus.’

Imprint:

[Venice] Vindelinus de Spira 1471 f°

Collation:

[a-i¹⁰ k¹² l-n¹⁰ o¹² p-q¹⁰ r⁴ s-t¹⁰ v⁸ x-y¹⁰ z⁸ A⁶ B-C¹⁰]. [a1], [l10] and [c10] are blank. 250 ll.

References:

Source: Cambridge UL ISTC: ib00190600 Rev. A. Panzanelli

Cambridge Metadata:

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=500  \\$aColophon, leaf [C9] recto: Et sic finit[ur] p[ri]ma pars lec[tionis] Bar[toli] de sax[oferrato] sup[er] C[odicis]. Imp[re]ssu[m] formis iustoq[ue] nitore corusca[n]s hoc Vindelinus co[n]didit artis opus.
=500  \\$aIncipit on leaf [a2] recto: [R]ubrica ista habetur diuersimode. uera rubrica e[st] illa  qua[m] dica[m] uobis legendo.
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=500  \\$aWith space left blank for initials.
=505  0\$aBartolus de Saxoferrato. Lectura super prima parte Codicis [Liber 1--5].
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=561  \\$aProvenance: arms and canting device of Cardinal John Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury, painted by hand on leaf [a2] recto, late 15th century.  Presented to the Royal Society by Henry Howard, sixth Duke of Norfolk, in 1667; the Society's 17th-century woodcut Howard gift-stamp and shelfmark '3265" on leaf [a2] recto, and deaccessioning stamp "Roy. Soc. sold" on leaf [C9] verso.  John Meade Falkner, Hon. Fellow of Hertford College, Oxford; his sale, Sotheby's, 12 December 1932, lot 21, bought and given to the library by Sir John Noble in December 1932.$5UkCU
=563  \\$aBinding: modern parchment over pasteboards.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aWanting blank leaves [a1], [l10], [C10] [excised ?].  Leaf [C6] partly tore away with loss of text.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aDecoration: initials in blue with penwork decoration in red extending into the margin on leaves [a2]r, [f1]r-v, [f3]r, [f7]v, f[8]v, [f9]v, and [f10]r, initial in blue on leaf [a4] verso added by hand, and paragraph marks and underlining of rubrics in alternating blue and red, England, late 15th century.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aRunning titles and horizontal catchwords in red, running book numbers and gathering signatures in brown ink, added by English hands, late 15th century; catchwords and signatures mostly cropped away.$5UkCU
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=700  0\$aWendelin,$cof Speier,$dd. 1477?$eprinter.
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