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tip00049000

Text-inc Id:
tip00049000
Bod-inc Id:
P-017
Headings:
Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus Lectura super V libris Decretalium.
Subjects:
law-canon
Analysis of content:
  1. Part I.
  2. a1r Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus: Lectura super libro I Decretalium. Incipit: ‘[G]regorius episcopus. Quoniam omnis ratio superne creature vel terrene scientie in Deo est ...’ [rum]10r Explicit: ‘... hoc quoque pretermittendum non est cum tribus sequentibus.’
  3. [rum10r] Colophon: ‘Exactum opus hoc videlicet secunda pars Decretalium domini Nicolai Siculi inclytis instrumentis famosisque litterarum characteribus optime quondam in hac arte magistri Nicolai Jenson Gallici quo nihil prestantius nihil melius nihilve dignius. Castigatum vero habes adeo ut nihil sit ex omni parte addendum. Curam vero ac diligentiam adhibuit optimus vir Andreas de Asula, Venetiis, olimpiadibus dominicis anno videlicet M.cccclxxxii., tertio nonas Februarias. Laus Deo.’ Printer's device (in red).
  4. Part II.1
  5. A2r Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus: Lectura super prima parte libri II Decretalium. Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam hic principium voluminis non existit io [i.e. in] proemio et preludiis aliter instare non censui ...’ EE9v Explicit: ‘... recessit ab ea sed aliter apparet de penitentia. Et per hec habes satis plene et clare materiam huius c.’
  6. EE9v Colophon: ‘Exactum opus hoc videlicet lectura domini Nicolai Siculi super parte prima libri secundi Decretalium, inclytis famosisque characteribus optime quondam in hac parte [i.e. arte] magistri Nicolai Jenson Gallici quo nihil prestantius nihil melius nihilve dignius. Castigatum vero habes adeo ut nihil sit ex omni parte addendum. Curam vero ac diligentiam adhibuit optimus vir Andreas de Asula, Venetiis, olimpiadibus dominicis anno videlicet M.cccclxxxii., tertio nonas Februarias. Laus Deo.’ Printer's device (in red).
  7. Part II.2
  8. aa2r Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus: Lectura super secunda parte libri II Decretalium. Incipit: ‘[H]ec rubrica satis continuata fuit superius in precedenti rubrica, sed magis specifice potest sic continuari ...’ rr6r Explicit: ‘... iudex autem debet cuncta rimari et modis omnibus laborare ad veritatem habendam xxx. q.v. iudicantem et C. de testi. nullus etcetera.’
  9. rr6r Colophon: ‘Exactum hoc opus videlicet secunda pars secundi Decretalium libri Nicolai Siculi, inclytis instrumentis famosisque characteribus optime quondam in hac arte magistri Nicholai Jenson Gallici quo nihil prestantius nihil melius nihilve dignius. Castigatum vero habes adeo ut nihil sit ex omni parte addendum. Curam vero ac diligentiam adhibuit optimus vir Andreas de Asula, Venetiis, olimpiadibus dominicis anno videlicet M.cccclxxxiii., tertio idus Martii. Laus Deo.’ Printer's device (in red).
  10. Part II.3
  11. aaa2r Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus: Lectura super tertia parte libri II Decretalium. Incipit: ‘[V]iso de iure actorum quo muniuntur ut lanceis seu gladiis, merito subiicitur ius reorum ...’ rrr5v Explicit: ‘... in favorem animarum pro quibus salvandis Deus aperiat intellectum studentium in hac compilatione ad honorem ipsius. Amen.’
  12. rrr5v Colophon: ‘Exactum hoc opus videlicet lectura domini Nicolai Siculi super parte tertia libri secundi Decretalium, inclytis famosisque characteribus optime quondam in hac parte [i.e. arte] magistri Nicolai Jenson Gallici, quo nihil prestantius, nihil melius, nihilve dignius. Castigatum vero habes adeo, ut nihil sit ex omni parte addendum. Curam vero ac diligentiam adhibuit optimus vir Andreas de Asula, Venetiis, olimpiadibus dominicis anno videlicet M.cccclxxxiii., ix. calendas Augusti. Laus Deo.’ Printer's device (in red).
  13. Part III
  14. AA2r Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus: Lectura super libro III Decretalium. Incipit: ‘[O]mnipotentis Dei postulato suffragio ut ostendatur in volumine ordinem fuisse servatum continuanda est primo rubrica ...’ EEE9r Explicit: ‘... In cuius finem Altissimus nos et omnes alios tam presentes quam posteros scientie insistentes dirigat per suam ineffabilem clementiam. Abbas.’ BSB‑Ink records this as part III.
  15. EEE9r Colophon: ‘Exactum hoc opus videlicet lectura domini Nicolai Siculi super tertio Decretalium libro, inclytis instrumentis famosisque characteribus optime quondam in hac parte [i.e. arte] magistri Nicolai Jenson Gallici, quo nihil prestantius, nihil melius, nihilve dignius. Castigatum vero habes adeo, ut nihil sit ex omni parte addendum. Curam vero ac diligentiam adhibuit optimus vir Andreas de Asula, Venetiis, olimpiadibus dominicis anno videlicet M.cccclxxxiii., tertio idus Madii. Laus Deo.’ Printer's device (in red).
  16. Part IV-V
  17. a2r Panormitanus de Tudeschis, Nicolaus: Lectura super libro IV et V Decretalium. Incipit: ‘Rubrica De sponsalibus et matrimoniis | [S]upra visum est in precedenti libro de actibus et gestibus spectantibus ad clericos ...’ u9v Explicit: ‘... que [i.e. quia] subditus debet obedire prelato ad quam obedientiam Christus nos inducat. Amen.’
  18. u9v Colophon: ‘Exactum hoc opus videlicet lectura domini Nicolai Siculi super quinto Decretalium libro, inclytis instrumentis famosisque characteribus optime quondam in hac parte [i.e. arte] magistri Nicolai Jenson Gallici, quo nihil prestantius, nihil melius, nihilve dignius. Castigatum vero habes adeo, ut nihil sit ex omni parte addendum. Curam vero ac diligentiam adhibuit optimus vir Andreas de Asula, Venetiis, olimpiadibus dominicis anno videlicet M.cccclxxxiii., vi. calendas Iunii. Laus Deo’ Printer's device (in red).
Imprint:
Venice Andreas Torresanus, de Asula Folio In six parts, dated: (I) 3 Feb. 1482; (II) 24 July 1483; (III) 13 Mar. 1483; (IV) 24 July 1483; (V) 13 May 1483; (VI) 27 May 1483. 1482-3.
Collation:
Part I: a–m8 n-o10 p–z8 [et]8 [con]8 [rum]10; Part II.1: A-E8 FF8 G-X8 AA-DD8 EE10 Part II.2: aa-qq8 rr6; Part II.3: aaa-ccc8 ddd6 eee-iii8 kkk6 lll-qqq8 rrr6 Part III: AA–TT8 VV6 XX8 AAA–CCC8 DDD-EEE10 Part IV-V: a-t8 u10 Spaces left blank for initials, with printed guide letters. 214 leaves, the first blank. 69 lines, plus headline (a3r). Type area: 321 (334) ×195 mm (a3r). Types: 150 G; 93 GB. 2 columns. Capital spaces with guide-letters. Device A.
References:
Source: Bodleian; Subiaco Ben (II A 8-12) ISTC: ip00049000 HC *12313; Goff P‑49; Pr 4695 (I); BSB‑Ink T‑515; Polain 3763 (V); Sheppard 3762 (I), 3763 (V). LCN: 020451600
Copies:
  1. P-017(1) First copy Bound with P‑011; see there for details of binding, decoration, and provenance. Size of leaf: 405 × 270 mm. Part I only. Gatherings p–[rum] are bound after item 2. Copious early marginal notes, mainly in a single hand, including comments on the text, ‘nota' marks, pointing hands, and drawings of human faces, animals, and plants also underlining in the text in black ink. Two- to seven-line initials are supplied in red, blue, or interlocked red and blue, some with red and purple pen-work decoration, some with extensions into the margins; paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue, capital strokes in red. SHELFMARK: Auct. 2Q 1.16(1, 3).
  2. P-017(2) Second copy Part V only. Binding: Contemporary German (Nuremberg, Kyriß workshop no. 114) blind-tooled calf over wooden boards, with five metal bosses on each cover and two metal catches; two clasps lost. On both covers double fillets form the outer frame which contains a repeated small flower-petal stamp and a repeated star stamp. Further double fillets form the inner frame which contains a repeated tendril stamp, a second, repeated small flower-petal stamp, a repeated foliate stamp, and a repeated larger flower-petal stamp. Triple fillets form the inner rectangle which is decorated with a headed-outline tool making up merrythoughts each containing a fleuron. The spine is decorated with a repeated small flower-petal stamp, a repeated headed-outline tool, and a repeated circular flower-petal stamp. For the stamps see Kyriß pl. 229, nos 1-4, 7, 8. At the head of the upper cover is stamped in gold: ‘Abbas super tercio Decratalium'. Size: 437 × 291 × 76 mm. Size of leaf: 427 × 285 mm. Some early marginal annotations, including headings, extraction of key words, and ‘nota' marks, also underlining in the text in black ink. Two- to eight-line initials, some with red pen-work decoration and extensions into the margins, some with reserved white decoration, and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue, some capital strokes in red; some capitals are touched with yellow wash. Provenance: Francis Edward Norris (1885-1966). Presented by Norris in 1952: see BLR 4, 3 (1952), 174; book-plate. SHELFMARK: Inc. b. I4.1483.1.
  3. P-017(3) Third copy Fragment. Part III, sheets mm1.8, mm2.7, and mm3.6 only. Binding: kept in a modern document wallet. Size of fragment: 424 × 277 mm. Early marginal annotations and 'nota' marks in black ink. Provenance: Provenance and date of acqusition unknown. SHELFMARK: Inc. adds. b.4.
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