tih00157000

Text-inc Id:

tih00157000

Bod-inc Id:

H-101

Headings:

Hieronymus Regula monachorum, et al.

Analysis of content:

1. [a1r] [Hieronymus pseudo-; Lupus de Oliveto]: Regula monachorum. [Also known as Aureola ex floribus S. Hieronymi contexta.] ‘Doctrina beati Hieronimi ex suis operibus egregie dineruata et cetera.’ [Excerpted and edited by Lupus de Oliveto.] PL XXX 319-86. On the authorship see H‑081. The title occurs in the explicit at [k2v].
2. [k2v] [Request to remember Hieronymus.] Incipit: ‘Obsecro quicunque hoc legis ut Hieronimi peccatoris memineris.’
3. [k3r] ‘Rubrice Testamenti beati Hieronimi.’
4. [k3r] Eusebius Cremonensis [pseudo-]: Epistola de morte Hieronymi [addressed to] Damasus, Bishop of Porto, and Theodosius. Schriften Johanns von Neumarkt, ed. Joseph Klapper, Vom Mittelalter zur Reformation. Forschungen zur Geschichte der deutschen Bildung, 7/2 (Berlin, 1932), 10-241; PL XXII 239-82. See Lambert III B 642-3, no. 903; VL III 1233-8.
5. [q1r] Augustinus [pseudo-]: Epistola de magnificentiis Hieronymi [addressed to] Cyrillus. ed. Klapper 241-88; PL XXII 281-9.
6. [r2v] Cyrillus [pseudo-]: Epistola de miraculis Hieronymi [addressed to] Augustinus. ed. Klapper 292-512; PL XXII 289-326.
7. [y8r] [Colophon.]
8. [z2r] ‘Rubrice.’

Imprint:

[Milan]: Philippus de Lavagnia, 28 Nov. [1]475. 8°. The colophon reads ‘i.cccc.lxxv. die xxviii. nouēbr. Amen.’

Collation:

[a–m⁸ n⁴⁺¹ o–y⁸ z²].

References:

Source: Bodleian ISTC: ih00157000 HC (+ Addenda) R 8588; Goff H‑157; BMC VI 702; Pr 5846; CIBN H‑93; Sheppard 4805. LCN: 14500292

Copies:

1. H-101(1) Copy Wanting gathering [z] containing the rubrics. A stub is visible after [n3]. Binding: Italian quarter brown morocco, with title-label ‘S. Augustin. Epistolae'. Size: 202 × 144 × 44 mm. Size of leaf: 194 × 132 mm. On [a1r] a four-line initial ‘F' is supplied in red. Provenance: Mostly unread monogram in brown ink on [y8r]: ‘B[ ]'. Carlo Bocca (eighteenth/nineteenth century); label on front pastedown: ‘Si vende da Carlo Bocca Librajo in contrada nuova, porta No. 5. Torino.' Samuel Butler (1774-1839); sale, pt III, lot 64; label on spine with ‘64', crossed through in pencil, ‘15' added above. Purchased for £0. 18. 0; see Books Purchased (1841), 20. SHELFMARK: Auct. 7Q 5.15.