Summa fratris Monaldi ex multi auctoribus comparata.
Robbins MS 79
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Uniform Title
Summa Monaldina. (Robbins Ms. 79)
Title
Summa fratris Monaldi ex multi auctoribus comparata.
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Variant Title
Explicit: Su[m]ma fr[atr]is Monaldi de ordine Fr[atru]m Mino[rum]
Secundo folio: q. i. c. uno
Secundo folio: q. i. c. uno
Produced
[Northern Italy?], [between 1300 and 1350]
Description
291 leaves : parchment ; 280 x 200 (195 x 135) mm bound to 285 x 220 mm
1 microfilm reel : positive (Robbins MS 79)
1 microfilm reel : positive (Robbins MS 79)
Formatted Contents Note
1. fol. 1r: "[text] Quoniam ignorans ignorabitur, sicut ait Paulus ... et diligenti sollicitudine corrigas et emendes. [rubr.] Explicit prolegus." 2. fol. 1r-286r: "[text] Hic primo agendum est de abbate nisi videndus est. Quis possit esse abbas, de potestate abbatis. Quare debeat removeri de renunetiationes abbatis. Quando possit conven[it?] et quando non. [rubr.] Incipit summa fratris Monaldi ex multis auctoritatibus compilata. De abbate quis possit esse abbas. [text] Abbas debet esse vel fieri sacerdos ... quasi stelle in perpetuas eternitates cum hiis qui ad iustitiam multos erudiunt in celesti gloria peremniteriter fulgeamus. Amen. [rubr.] Explicit Summa fratris Monaldi de ordine fratrum Minorum."
3. fol 286r-288r: "[rubr.] Ubi taxatur penitentia in corpora canonum: [text] Ut ergo perfectus facero ... [text] et ff. De alendis liber l ii et iii." 4. 288v: blank.
5. fol. 289r-291v: "[rubr.] De emunitate ecclesie. [text] Videndus est hic de emunitate ecclesie ... pater eius esset sacerdos vel subdiacus."
3. fol 286r-288r: "[rubr.] Ubi taxatur penitentia in corpora canonum: [text] Ut ergo perfectus facero ... [text] et ff. De alendis liber l ii et iii." 4. 288v: blank.
5. fol. 289r-291v: "[rubr.] De emunitate ecclesie. [text] Videndus est hic de emunitate ecclesie ... pater eius esset sacerdos vel subdiacus."
Summary
This manuscript is a very neat copy of the "Summa Monaldina", with very few marginal notes. It was probably written in northern Italy but in the 15th century, it came in the possession of Arnoldus de Gheel from Hertogenbosch, Holland. Material on fol. 286rb-288ra titled "Ubi taxatur penitentia in corpora canonum" and "De emunitate ecclesie." Cuts in the outside margin of several folios; stitched cut fol. 210.
Note
Ms. codex.
Title from closing rubric, fol. 1r.
Collation: Parchment, fol. i (modern paper) + 291 + ii (modern paper); 1-28¹⁰ 29⁴ 30² 31⁶ (-6).
Layout: Fol. 1r-286r written in two columns of 32 lines; fol. 286r-288r written in two columns of 64 lines; fol. 289r-291v written in two columns of 34 lines, below top-line; frame-ruled in light ink on flesh side.
Script: Written in a textualis libraria script by several hands.
Decoration: fol. 1r, a 10-line initial, blue and gold, with blue and gold pen flourishing. fol. 1v, a 7-line initial, blue and gold, with blue and gold pen flourishing. Alternating red and blue initials with penwork flourishing; alternating red and blue paragraph marks. Red rubrics. Many initials in the text touched in red. "J-decorations" penworked in blue and red.
Origin: Possibly written in Italy, according to the features of the script, during the early 14th century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 79.
Title from closing rubric, fol. 1r.
Collation: Parchment, fol. i (modern paper) + 291 + ii (modern paper); 1-28¹⁰ 29⁴ 30² 31⁶ (-6).
Layout: Fol. 1r-286r written in two columns of 32 lines; fol. 286r-288r written in two columns of 64 lines; fol. 289r-291v written in two columns of 34 lines, below top-line; frame-ruled in light ink on flesh side.
Script: Written in a textualis libraria script by several hands.
Decoration: fol. 1r, a 10-line initial, blue and gold, with blue and gold pen flourishing. fol. 1v, a 7-line initial, blue and gold, with blue and gold pen flourishing. Alternating red and blue initials with penwork flourishing; alternating red and blue paragraph marks. Red rubrics. Many initials in the text touched in red. "J-decorations" penworked in blue and red.
Origin: Possibly written in Italy, according to the features of the script, during the early 14th century.
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law, Robbins MS 79.
Language Note
Latin.
Indexed In
Bibliotheca belgica manuscripta, 2:164
Ownership
The manuscript belonged to one Arnoldus de Gheel from Hertogenbosch (ex libris on fol. 291v: "Liber Arnodi de Gheel Busceducensis"); thereafter the book resided in the library of the Premonstratensian Abbey of Parc, near Louvain (library pressmark on back of front cover: "K IV") and was reported in 1636 as Summa fratris Monaldi, in pergameno by Abbot Jean Maes (1635-36), who compiled a list of the library's holdings at the time; this list was then printed in Antonius Sanderus's Bibliotheca belgica manuscripta (see bibliography). Part of the books in the library were bought by John Lee (born Fiott; 1783-1866) of Hartwell House near Aylesbury, England (his inscription on back of front cover: "I. Lee. Doctors Commons"); the manuscript was repaired for Lee in 1835 (inscription on back of front cover, probably in Lee's hand: "repaired August 1835 No 10/93"). Unidentified shelfmarks: "126" and "No. 18" on f. 1r.
Binding Information
Bound in tan calfskin over boards, 18th century, bearing gilt arms (most likely of the library at the Abbey of Parc) that were effaced when the library was sold in 1829; gilt-tooled and -stamped spine with red morocco spine label, "Fratris Monaldi summa ex multis auctoritatibus compilata." Kept in brown, cloth-covered box with leather spine; title on box spine: "Monaldus Summa MS on vellum."
Publications About Described Materials Note
Monaldus, Summa perutilis atque aurea venerabilis viri fratris Monaldi in utroque jure tam civilique canonico (Lugduni: Venundantur per Petrum Baleti, [1516?]).
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.
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Summa Monaldina
Place of Publication or Printing
Italy.
Call Number
Robbins MS 79
Language
Latin
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