Codicis domini Justiniani sacratissimi principia ex repetita proelectione ...
Robbins MS 205
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Uniform Title
Codex (Corpus juris civilis). Book 9-10. (Robbins Ms. 205)
Title
Codicis domini Justiniani sacratissimi principia ex repetita proelectione ...
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Produced
France, 1700s?
Description
1 volume (568 pages) : paper ; 115 x 79 mm bound to 12 x 81 mm
Formatted Contents Note
Liber 9 : Qui accusare non possunt
Loci ex nouellis constitutionibus qui aliis hujus libri hoc a stersico notatis respondent : Liber 9
Liber 10 : De jure fisci.
Loci ex nouellis constitutionibus qui aliis hujus libri hoc a stersico notatis respondent : Liber 9
Liber 10 : De jure fisci.
Summary
Contains book 9 of the Codex Justinianus, extracts from the Novellae, and book 10 of the Codex Justinianus with marginal glosses. Additional glossing, running headings, and pagination have been added in black ink. Notes have been added in Italian and Latin in brown ink by a third hand, the author of which has identified the work as that of the Pasquier Quesnel, "heresiarche." This same hand has cancelled "9" and "nonus" from the caption and running headings for Book 9 and the Novellae and replaced with "1" and "primus"; and has cancelled "10" from the caption and running headings of Book 10 and replaced it with "2" and "secundus."
Note
Ms. codex.
Title transcribed from title page (page 1).
Collation: Paper, fol. v + 284 + ii; 1-32⁴ 33⁸ 34-67⁴ 69⁴ 68⁴ 70⁴; catchwords. Quire 68 bound between quires 69 and 70.
Origin: Written in France, likely during the eighteenth century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, the Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 205.
Title transcribed from title page (page 1).
Collation: Paper, fol. v + 284 + ii; 1-32⁴ 33⁸ 34-67⁴ 69⁴ 68⁴ 70⁴; catchwords. Quire 68 bound between quires 69 and 70.
Origin: Written in France, likely during the eighteenth century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, the Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 205.
Language Note
In Latin with some notes in Italian.
Ownership
Formerly in the collections of of Frederick North, Earl of Guilford and Sir Thomas Phillipps (Phillipps MS 5710). North's bookplate is pasted onto the front pastedown. "2/19/C" and "415/10" are inscribed in pencil on the bookplate. "2/19/C" is inscribed on the verso of flyleaf. "5710 Ph" is inscribed in pencil on fol. i recto. A Phillips label reading "5710" and a cicle of paper inscribed "415L" are affixed to the bottom of the spine.
Binding Information
Bound in brown leather over pasteboard with endpapers marbled red, yellow, and blue. Five bands on spine; gilt decoration on edges and spine. Red stained fore edges. There is a blue ribbon bookmark that was once attached to the top of the spine between pages 312 and 313.
Access Note
Restrictions: Inquiries concerning this item should be directed to the reference librarian for the Robbins Collection.
Spine Title
Codicis
Place of Publication or Printing
France.
Call Number
Robbins MS 205
Language
Latin
Includes
Novellae constitutiones. Latin. (Robbins MS 205)
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