Su[m]ma de casib[us] ; Summa de m[at]rimonio.
Robbins MS 9
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Uniform Title
Summa de poenitentia et matrimonio. (Robbins Ms. 9)
Title
Su[m]ma de casib[us] ; Summa de m[at]rimonio.
Added Corporate Author
Variant Title
Summa de casibus et summa de matrimonio
Produced
[France], [ca. 1290]
Description
297 leaves : parchment ; 155 x 110 (95 x 58) mm bound to 158 x 115 mm
1 microfilm reel : negative (MN 99-18) and positive (Robbins MS 9)
1 microfilm reel : negative (MN 99-18) and positive (Robbins MS 9)
Formatted Contents Note
1. fol. 2r-2v: "[text] Quoniam ut ait ieronimus. Secunda post naufragium tabula est culpam ... De sepulturie."
2. fol. 2v-73v: "[rubr.] De symonia. [text] Quoniam inter crimina ecclesiastica symoniaca ... Item per questionem et c. queritur hic consequenter."
3. fol. 73v-133v: "[rubr.] Incipit secunda. [text] In prima parte dictum est ... et ecclesie. Explicit liber secunda [sic]."
4. fol. 134r-261v: "[rubr.] Incipit liber tercius. De qualitate ordinandorum. [text] Expeditus per dei gratiam ... percipite regnum. Amen. [rubr.] Explicit summa de casibus."
5. fol. 261v-296v: [rubr.] Incipit de matrimonio. [text] Quem frequenter in foro ... sed benigno corriget et emendet? [rubr.] Explicit summa de matrimonio."
2. fol. 2v-73v: "[rubr.] De symonia. [text] Quoniam inter crimina ecclesiastica symoniaca ... Item per questionem et c. queritur hic consequenter."
3. fol. 73v-133v: "[rubr.] Incipit secunda. [text] In prima parte dictum est ... et ecclesie. Explicit liber secunda [sic]."
4. fol. 134r-261v: "[rubr.] Incipit liber tercius. De qualitate ordinandorum. [text] Expeditus per dei gratiam ... percipite regnum. Amen. [rubr.] Explicit summa de casibus."
5. fol. 261v-296v: [rubr.] Incipit de matrimonio. [text] Quem frequenter in foro ... sed benigno corriget et emendet? [rubr.] Explicit summa de matrimonio."
Summary
Raymond of Peñaforte's Summa de poenitentia and Summa de matrimonio. Note in later hand on fol. 296v reads, "Explicu[n]t su[m]ma de casib[us] [et] su[m]ma de mat[ri]monio"; notes on the verso of fol. ii read: "Summa de casibus" in a fourteenth-century hand, "Summa de casibus conscientiae", and "13e s. comp.[osé] par R. des frères V ... rs" in an eighteenth- or nineteenth-century hand.
Note
Ms. codex.
Title from explicits on fol. 261v and 296v.
Collation: Parchment, fol. ii + 295 + i; 1¹⁰ 2-6¹² 7¹² (-11) 8-24¹² 25¹⁰; catchwords; roman numeral signatures added in pencil in a modern hand. Fly-leaf ii numbered 1 by a modern hand; leaves 2-295 foliated 2-296 by the same hand.
Layout: Written long lines of 27; ruled in lead; some prickings visible along fore-edge.
Script: Written in a textualis rotunda similar to littera parisiensis.
Decoration: Red, blue, and green initials; paragraph marks in red and blue; titles rubricated; line fillers on fol. 2r, 134r, and 262r.
Accompanying materials: Modern, round tag on string from spine bearing two different call numbers: "I 46 R273 sum," and BV761 .A8 .R21." (now wanting).
Origin: Written in France in the late thirteenth century. According to Marie-Therèse D'Alverny, who perused this manuscript in 1981 at the Robbins Collection, the five sexterniones, marked in pencil, are presumably from southern France, as the hue of red is lighter than that from Paris, though the script is more characteristic of northern France. Manuscript was likely rebound in Normandy in the late fourteenth or early fifteenth century. Fol i, used as a front flyleaf in the present binding, contains, on its verso, samples of episcopal letters of dispensation and benefit for the dioceses of Bayeux: "Tenor litterarum que episcopus dispensat ex residentia"; "item alia"; "Tenor que episcopus confert alicui beneficium."
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 9.
Title from explicits on fol. 261v and 296v.
Collation: Parchment, fol. ii + 295 + i; 1¹⁰ 2-6¹² 7¹² (-11) 8-24¹² 25¹⁰; catchwords; roman numeral signatures added in pencil in a modern hand. Fly-leaf ii numbered 1 by a modern hand; leaves 2-295 foliated 2-296 by the same hand.
Layout: Written long lines of 27; ruled in lead; some prickings visible along fore-edge.
Script: Written in a textualis rotunda similar to littera parisiensis.
Decoration: Red, blue, and green initials; paragraph marks in red and blue; titles rubricated; line fillers on fol. 2r, 134r, and 262r.
Accompanying materials: Modern, round tag on string from spine bearing two different call numbers: "I 46 R273 sum," and BV761 .A8 .R21." (now wanting).
Origin: Written in France in the late thirteenth century. According to Marie-Therèse D'Alverny, who perused this manuscript in 1981 at the Robbins Collection, the five sexterniones, marked in pencil, are presumably from southern France, as the hue of red is lighter than that from Paris, though the script is more characteristic of northern France. Manuscript was likely rebound in Normandy in the late fourteenth or early fifteenth century. Fol i, used as a front flyleaf in the present binding, contains, on its verso, samples of episcopal letters of dispensation and benefit for the dioceses of Bayeux: "Tenor litterarum que episcopus dispensat ex residentia"; "item alia"; "Tenor que episcopus confert alicui beneficium."
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 9.
Language Note
In Latin.
Indexed In
Kuttner, S. Catalogue of Canon and Roman Law Manuscripts, 2:1, 3-6
Ownership
Formerly in the collection of Comtes Chandon de Briailles where it was catalogued as MS 30 (book plate on f. iir). It was purchased by Lloyd M. Robbins and was part of the original bequest that created the Robbins Collection.
Binding Information
Bound in blind-tooled leather over wooden boards; front cover damaged where clasp (now lacking) was torn off; nail holes for clasp in back (now lacking).
Access Note
RESTRICTED ORIGINAL. USE POSITIVE MICROFILM COPY ONLY: Use of original only by permission. Inquiries concerning this item should be directed, in writing, to the reference librarian for The Robbins Collection.
Place of Publication or Printing
France.
Call Number
Robbins MS 9
Language
Latin
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