tij00599000

Text-inc Id:

tij00599000

Headings:

Justinianus Novellae constitutiones; Codicis libri X-XII; Libri feudorum. Comm: Franciscus Accursius. Add: Hieronymus Confortus: Summaria in Novellas; Bartolus de Saxoferrato and Baldus de Ubaldis: Summaria in Codicem; Libri Feudorum; Acta de pace Constantie. Comm: Angelus and Baldus de Ubaldis; Extravagantes. Comm: Bartolus de Saxoferrato

Subjects:

law-civil

Analysis of content:

1. a1r [Title-page] ‘Volumen de Tortis’ [In red.]
2. a2r Justinianus: Novellae constitutiones [Titulus] ‘In nomine Domini nostri Iesu Christi liber constitutionum novellarum autenticorum de heredibus et falcidia et si heres legata solvere noluerit imperatoris Iustiniani Ioanni prefecto secundo constitutio prima.’ Incipit: ‘[O]ccupatis nobis circa totius rei ...’ o1v Explicit: ‘... Tua igitur gloria que per presentem legem in perpetuum valituram nostra sanxit tranquillitas per omnia custodiri provideat.’ [For other contents details and bibliographical references, compare with Bod-inc, J-280, i.e. de Tortis's edition of 7 October 1500 (ISTC ij00600500).]
3. a2r Accursius: Glossa ordinaria Incipit: ‘[I]n nomine Domini nostri Iesu Christi [in red.] Iustinianus opus suum laudabile Deo tribuit ...’ o1v Explicit: ‘... [note t] ... non valent nisi in futuro ut C. de le. et consti. l. leges.’
4. a2r-o1v [Hieronymus Confortus, Bartolus de Saxoferrato and Angelus de Ubaldis]: [Summaria]
5. o1v Justinianus: Corpus iuris civilis. Codex [Libri X-XII.] ‘Codicis domini Iustiniani sacratissimi iperatoris repetite prelectionis Explicit liber nonus. Incipit decimus. de iure fisci [in red.]’ Incipit: ‘Impera[tores] A[ntoninus] et S[everus] [S]i priusquam fisci rationibus ...’ y1v Explicit: ‘... xxx librarum auri vexatione quatietur. Finis lib. xii Codicis.’
6. o1v [Accursius]: [Glossa ordinaria] Incipit: ‘Impera[tores] A[ntoninus] et S[everus] [S]i priusquam fisci rationibus ...’ Incipit: ‘[note v] De iure fisci [in red.] Occasione criminum de quibus superiori ...’ y1v Explicit: ‘... [note l] Officium i[d est] dicti iudices cum suis officialibus.’
7. o1v [Bartolus de Saxoferrato, Angelus de Ubaldis]: Summaria. Incipit: ‘[S]i priusquam [in red.] In dubio donatarius a fisco conventus ...’
8. y1v Libri feudorum [Book 1-2] ‘Incipiunt consuetudines feudorum et primo de his qui feudum dare possunt et qui non et qualiter acquiratur et retineatur. Rubrica.’ Incipit: ‘[Q]uia de feudis tractaturi sumus videamus primum ...’ [et]7r Explicit: ‘... beatorum Petri et Pauli apostolorum se noverint incursurum. Hic finit tractatus feudorum.’ Explicit: ‘[Including Consuetudines regni [also known as Constitutio Friderici imperatoris de statutis et consuetudinibus contra libertatem ecclesiae editis], [et]6v-[et]7r]’
9. y1v [Pseudo-] Accursius [i.e. Columbi, Jacobus]: Glossa ordinaria Incipit: ‘[Note m] Qui feudum dare possunt et qualiter acquiratur et retineatur [in red]. Quidam habent aliter rubrica ita s[cilicet] quibus modis feudum acquiratur ...’ y6r Explicit: ‘[Note r] ... unde quasi glosulas eas reputo usque ad fi.’
10. [et]7v [Acta de pace Constantiae] [con]6r; ‘Liber de pace Constantie composita inter imperatorum Federicum et filium eius Henricum et quosdam nobiles Alamnie ex una parte et civitates Lombardie Marchie et Romandiole.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n nomine sancte et individue trinitatis Federicus divina favente ...’ [con]6r Explicit: ‘... Anno a nativitate Domini M.c.lxxx. Indictione prima et postea sequenti die martis xii kalendas ianuarii Armanus de Parma rector idem sacramentum fecit ut predicti rectores fecerunt et Albertus de Thebaldo si(mi)l(ite)r. Geo gratias amen.’
11. [et]7v Baldus de Ubaldis: ‘Comentum domini Baldi de Ubaldis de Perusio utriusque iuris doctoris illustris super pace Constantie feliciter incipit etc.’ Incipit: ‘De pace Constantie [in red]. In nomine sancte et individue trinitatis. Imperator Federicus pacem ...’ Incipit: ‘’ [con]6r Explicit: ‘... quam magna et indelebilis fama cui militat honor. Amen.’
12. [con]6r [Editor's statement] Incipit: ‘Exactum insigne hoc atque preclarum iuris civilis volumen plurimis quidem mendis illustratum quibus Hercle ... Quod quidem additis insuper perutilissimis tractatibus extravagantium ad reprimendum et pacis Constantie una cum elegantissimis apparatibus suis Bartoli et Baldi ... infinitos qui suis ubique locis errores evulsi splendori ac decori ipsius presidium afferunt Venetiis per Baptistam de Tortis.’
13. ²a1r Henricus VII, Imperator: [Constitutiones extravagantes] ‘Extravagantes cum apparatu sive glosis domini Bartoli quas simul li. xi. collationem appellant feliciter incipiunt.’ Quomodo in lese maiestatis crimine procedatur. Rubrica.’ Incipit: ‘[H]enricus septimus divina favente gratia Romanorum imperator et semper augustus. [A]d reprimendum multorum facinora ...’ ²a7v Explicit: ‘... et penam mille lib. nostre camere solvendarum se noverit incursurum. Data Pisis iii. no. aprilis regni nostri anno V. s[cilicet] Mcccxii.’ Explicit: ‘’ ‘Explicit.’
14. ²a1r Bartolus de Saxoferrato: [Comentum] Incipit: ‘Quomodo in lese maiestatis crimine procedatur [in red]. Ista rubrica est magistraliter posita causa commoditatis allegationis et advertendum est quod liber ...’ ²a7v Explicit: ‘... [note h] sed sunt diutius observata et hec data est communis ad hanc constitutionem et precedentem.’ ‘Explicit.’
15. ²a8r [Registrum.] Colophon: ‘Venetiis per Baptistam de Tortis M.cccc.lxxxxvii. die tertio novembris.’ [Printer's device, in red.]

Imprint:

Venice Baptista de Tortis f° Secundo folio: (a3, running title) de heredibus et falcidia (glossa) triens secundum numerum liberorum (textus) [con-]cedit aliud vero totum auferri 3 Nov. 1497

Collation:

a-z⁸ [et]⁸ [con]⁶ ²a⁸. First leaf a1 unsigned 200 ll. (numbered: 198, 7.)

References:

Source: Cambridge UL; BL (IC.21486) ISTC: ij00599000 Created by L. Nuvoloni and A. Panzanelli.

Cambridge Metadata:

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=260  $aVenice :$bBaptista de Tortis,$c3 November 1497.
=300  $a198, 7, [1] leaves :$bDevice (woodcut) ;$c432 mm. (fol.)
=500  $aTitle from title page on leaf a1 recto.
=500  $aImprints from colophon on leaf ²a8 recto, which reads in full:  Venetijs per Baptistam de tortis .M.cccc.lxxxxvij. die tertio noue[m]bris.
=500  $aReprinted from Arrivabenus's edition of 1494 (ISTC ij00598500), with the same page-contents and quiring, initials in the same places, and the same commendation on leaf [con]6 recto with the printer's name altered and printer's register, colophon and printer's device moved to leaf ²a8 recto: see BM 15th cent., V, 330.
=500  $aWith the Glossa ordinaria of Accursius and Jacobus Columbi, and the Summaria according to Hieronymus Confortus [?], Bartolus de Saxoferrato, Angelus and Baldus de Ubaldis.
=500  $aA variant issue [?] in Cambridge MA, Harvard University, Law School Library: see Walsh 1945.
=500  $aPrinted in black and red, in two columns, with main text surrounded by gloss.
=500  $aPrinter's woodcut device F in red on leaf ²a8 recto.  For device F, see BM 15th cent., V, 321.
=500  $aRubrics, initials and paragraph marks printed in red.
=500  $aPrinted running titles.
=500  $aSpaces left blank for initials, mostly with printed guide letters.
=500  $aSignatures:  a-z⁸ [et]⁸ [con]⁶ ²a⁸.  First leaf a1 unsigned.
=505  0$aTitle page, a1r;  Justinianus. Novellae constitutiones, a2r-o1v;  Accursius. Glossa ordinaria, a2r-o1v;  [Hieronymus Confortus. Summaria], a2r-o1v;  [Bartolus de Saxoferrato and Angelus de Ubaldis. Summaria], a2r-o1v;  Justinianus. Corpus juris civilis, Books 10-12, o1v-y1v;  Accursius. Glossa ordinaria, o1v-y1v;  [Bartolus de Saxoferrato and Angelus de Ubaldis. Summaria], o1v-y1v;  Libri feudorum, Books 1-2, y1v-z6r;  [Pseudo-] Accursius [i.e. Columbi, Jacobus]. Glossa ordinaria, y1v-z6r;  Consuetudines regni [also known as Constitutio Friderici imperatoris de statutis et consuetudinibus contra libertatem ecclesiae editis], z6r-[et]7r;  Glossa, incipit "[D]Omino guerra[m] solut[us] fuerit: nu[m]q[ui]d vasall[us] i[n]teri[m] poterat vendere", z6r-[et]7r;  Acta de pace Constantiae, [et]7v-[con]6r;  Baldus de Ubaldis. [Commentary], [et]7v-[con]6r;  [Note from the editor to the reader], incipit "Exactum insigne hoc atq[ue] precalrum iuris ciuilis volumen: plurimis quidem mendis illustratu[m]", explicit "splendori ac decori ip[s]us presidium afferunt. venetijs per Baptistam de tortis.", [con]6r;  Henricus VII, Imperator. Extravagantes, dated Pisa 2 April 1312, ²a1r-²a7v;  Bartolus de Saxoferrato. Glossa, ²a1r-²a7v;  printer's register, ²a8r;  colophon, ²a8r;  printer's device, ²a8r.  For other contents details and bibliographical references, compare with Bod-inc, J-280, i.e. de Tortis's edition of 7 October 1500 (ISTC ij00600500)
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=510  4$aWalsh,$c1945, 1946
=561  $aProvenance:  Probably Arnoldus de Gruithuis: see Justinianus. Digestum novum. Venice : Baptista de Tortis, 12 February 1498/99 (ISTC ij00572000; Oates 1850), now Inc.0.B.3.53[1546], with decoration and binding in similar style, and identical later provenance.  Marked "221" [crossed away] and "214" on lower pastedown, The Netherlands or Scotland [?], 18th [?] century.  Hon. Charles Hope-Weir of Craigie Hall & Blackwood, Scottish politician, his armorial bookplate, with motto "At spes non fracta", on upper pastedown.  William Edward Hope-Vere of Craigie Hall, Linlithgow, Scotland, his armorial bookplate, with two mottoes "At spes non fracta" and "Vero nihil verius", and shelfmark label inscribed "Craigie Hall / Library / N : 7" on upper pastedown.  Bought of A. Bull on 30 January 1914, through the Rustat Fund, the Fund armorial bookplate on upper pastedown.$5UkCU
=563  $aBinding:  Blind-tooled brown calf over slightly cushioned oakwood boards, sewn on five double-split whittawed leather spine bands, with braided endbands with hemp core and whittawed leather brading, lacing through the spine leather, parchment pastedowns, two brass plaquettes holding fastening leather straps and brass [?] clasps at fore-edge of lower board [all missing and substituted by later ones], two decorated brass catches at fore-edge of upper board (similar to J. A. Szirmai, The archaeology of medieval bookbinding, Aldershot, c1999, p. 256, fig. 9.50 [a]), and brass shoes protecting the corners [mostly wanting], The Netherlands [?], late 15th or early 16th century; blind-tools of the same foliate design of those on the binding of Inc.0.B.3.53[1546] mentioned above.  Manuscript title "Nouellae Const [?]" [very faint] in Gothic hand on upper board, The Netherlands, early 16th century.  Shelfmark "57" on paper slip pasted onto first spine compartment, and manuscript title "Novellae Const." on second compartment, 18th [?] century.$5UkCU
=599  $aDecoration:  Initial in blue with penwork decoration in dark red on leaf a2 recto, initials in blue, some with reserved decoration, supplied by hand, The Netherlands [?], late 15th or early 16th century.$5UkCU
=599  $aAnnotations:  Marginal manuscript nota signs, including maniculae, notes in cursive hands, and underlining of texts, The Netherlands [?], late 15th and 16th century, extensive notes in the margins of the Libri feudorum in particular.  Fragments of paper manuscripts in Latin used as sign posts between leaves 65-66, 109-110, 139-140, and 190-191.$5UkCU
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