De processu iudiciario comitatuum quorundam cisdanubianorum.

[Hungary], [1729?]

140 leaves : paper ; 190 x 150 (150 x 100) mm bound to 200 x 155

The text in the manuscript is divided into seven major chapters: 1. De causae iuridicae definitione et divisione, 2. De processu iudicii origine et gradibus, 3. De processu iudicii in tres classes distributione, 4. De speciali consuetudine, 5. De ordinario magistruum cortuum, 6. De officiis causantium, 7. De officiis verorum procuratorum. On fol. iir there is a series of numbers: 1 1729 134567", so possibly 1729 stands for the date of the manuscript, which seems reasonable.

Ms. codex.
Title from fol. 1r.
Collation: Paper, fol. 140, 1⁶, 2-17⁸, 18⁶. No prickings and no contemporary foliation provided. Catchwords on each single folio (not only at the end of the quire), on verso, on the right of the bottom margin.
Layout: Written in 22 long lines. Frame-ruled in dry point, possibly with the tabula ad rigandum.
Script: Written in a tidy cursive with many abbreviation, brown ink. Chapter headings on fol. 1r and 25r are written in capital script.
Binding: parchment over pasteboard. The parchment used as a cover is a fragment of an early 14th century manuscript containing Book of Jeremiah from the Bible.
Origin: Written in Hungary, at the beginning of the 18th century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 252.

Latin.

On inside front cover, written in black ink, 19th century: "8792 C. 42"; written in pencil, 20th century: ""EDU 54858". On inside back cover, written in pencil, 20th century: "950- CHH 9903". A violet stamp on the title page, fol. 1r, proves that the manuscript used to belong to the Egyetemi Könyvtár, the University Library of Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest.

RBCAG Robbins MS 252

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Robbins MS 252

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