Accession number
MS M.901
Object title
Constitutiones Clementinae (MS M.901).
Display Date
ca. 1350-1375.
Created
Southern France, ca. 1350-1375.
Binding
Original studded doeskin binding, very worn, with clasps and original label on front cover. Provenance: purchased from E.P. Goldschmidt, gift of the Fellows in 1961.
Credit line
Gift of the Fellows, 1961.
Description
50 leaves (2 columns, 71 lines, fols. 1-12; 88 lines, fols. 13-48), bound : vellum ; 410 x 265 mm
Provenance
Purchased from E.P. Goldschmidt, and gift of the Fellows in 1961.
Notes
Ms. canon law, written in southern France, ca. 1350-1375.
Constitutiones Clementinae consists of church legislation of pope Clement V selected and promulgated as a collection in 1317 by pope John XXII.
Constitutiones Clementinae consists of church legislation of pope Clement V selected and promulgated as a collection in 1317 by pope John XXII.
Contents
fols. 1r-12r: Clement V. Constitutiones Clementinae, with marginal glosses of Jesselinus de Cassanhis, Guillelmus de Monte Lauduno, Rollandus, and others -- fols. 13r-49r: Jesselinus de Cassanhis. Apparatus super Clementinas.
Script
textura
Language
Latin
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