Ordo iudicar[ius] ... Egidium doctore[m] Dec[re]to[rum] ... ; Liber [primus] de exceptio[n]ibus.
Robbins MS 240
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Ordo iudicar[ius] ... Egidium doctore[m] Dec[re]to[rum] ... ; Liber [primus] de exceptio[n]ibus.
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Incipit de exceptionibus qui dicitur auctor et reus
Secundo folio: levetur ab homine
Secundo folio: levetur ab homine
Produced
[Paris?], [between 1280 and 1300]
Description
50 leaves : parchment ; 210 x 135 (155 x 105) mm bound to 215 x 140 mm
Formatted Contents Note
1. fol. [1]v: [text] 1. [para.] Ordo iudicarius secundum Egidium ... nos conunerius."
2. fol. [2]r: "[text] Ecce nunc tempus ... magister diligiter."
3. fol. [2]v: "[text] Nota super causa ... sua quiete."
4. fol. 1r-33V: "[rubr.] Ordo iudicarius .. Egidium doctorem Decretorum ... [?]istico. [text] In nomine Domini nostri Ihesu christi ego Egidius de Phuentarius civis Bononiensis doctor Decretorum licet ... testimonium et inimicum. Actum etc."
5. fol. 58[34]r-74[50]v: "[rubr.] Incipit liber primus de exceptionibus. [text] Quidam litteras impetravit sub tali ... fide iussit pro talis ..."
2. fol. [2]r: "[text] Ecce nunc tempus ... magister diligiter."
3. fol. [2]v: "[text] Nota super causa ... sua quiete."
4. fol. 1r-33V: "[rubr.] Ordo iudicarius .. Egidium doctorem Decretorum ... [?]istico. [text] In nomine Domini nostri Ihesu christi ego Egidius de Phuentarius civis Bononiensis doctor Decretorum licet ... testimonium et inimicum. Actum etc."
5. fol. 58[34]r-74[50]v: "[rubr.] Incipit liber primus de exceptionibus. [text] Quidam litteras impetravit sub tali ... fide iussit pro talis ..."
Summary
This is a collection of texts, most likely compiled and assembled for a legal practitioner. The table of contents on fol. [1]v, originally the pastedown, list the Ordo iudicarius secundum Egidium, Summula de eodem fornis omnium litteraum secundum ius canonicum, Item de fornis omnium litterarum secundum ius civlie et aliis litterais ad omnium statum, Tabula parvula Decretorum; Actor et reus; and Item alia sumula de usu cotidiano causarum, of these only the Ordo iucarius and Actor et reus's first book, De exceptionibus, survive, and the latter is incomplete. The flyleaf [2]r contains the text of an anonymous sermon which lacks the end. Many notes, some rubbed, throughout both sections of the manuscript. On flyleaf Iv there is a small table of contents written by a 14th-century hand.
Note
Ms. composite codex.
Titles from rubrics on fol. 1r and 58r.
Collation: Parchment, fol. 50; 1² 2-4⁸ 5⁴ (-3, 4) 6⁸ (-6, 7, 8) 7⁸ 8¹⁰ (-5); catchwords. Extant leaves foliated 1-33, 58-74.
Layout: Fol. 1r-33v: written in two columns of 50 lines; fol. 58r-74v: written in two columns of 39 lines. Both sections below top line. Ruled in lead. Pricking sometimes visible in the upper margins.
Script: Written in littera textualis script by two different scribes: the first one copied fol. 1r-33v, the second one copied fol. 58r-74r.
Decoration: Penwork red and blue initials, mostly on 2 or 3 lines. Red rubrics. On fol. 58r-74v, red paragraph marks and some initials touched in red.
Origin: Written in Northern France, possibly Paris, in the last quarter of the 13th century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 240.
Titles from rubrics on fol. 1r and 58r.
Collation: Parchment, fol. 50; 1² 2-4⁸ 5⁴ (-3, 4) 6⁸ (-6, 7, 8) 7⁸ 8¹⁰ (-5); catchwords. Extant leaves foliated 1-33, 58-74.
Layout: Fol. 1r-33v: written in two columns of 50 lines; fol. 58r-74v: written in two columns of 39 lines. Both sections below top line. Ruled in lead. Pricking sometimes visible in the upper margins.
Script: Written in littera textualis script by two different scribes: the first one copied fol. 1r-33v, the second one copied fol. 58r-74r.
Decoration: Penwork red and blue initials, mostly on 2 or 3 lines. Red rubrics. On fol. 58r-74v, red paragraph marks and some initials touched in red.
Origin: Written in Northern France, possibly Paris, in the last quarter of the 13th century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 240.
Language Note
Latin.
Ownership
Inside back cover, initials "c.a.C.b." written in pencil by a 20th century hand, possibly by a former owner.
Binding Information
Originally bound in sheepskin over pasteboard. Disbound in 2011. Originally binding stored in Robbins files.
Access Note
RESTRICTED ORIGINAL: Use of original only by permission. Inquiries concerning this item should be directed, in writing, to the reference librarian for The Robbins Collection. Robbins Collection.
Place of Publication or Printing
France -- Paris.
Call Number
Robbins MS 240
Language
Latin
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