A descriptive catalogue of the Western manuscripts in the library of Clare College, Cambridge / Described by Montague Rhodes James.

  • Clare College (University of Cambridge). Library
Date:
1905
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Credit: A descriptive catalogue of the Western manuscripts in the library of Clare College, Cambridge / Described by Montague Rhodes James. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    leaves or circular fruits. There are one or more of these ugly trees on each page. On the root of each is inscribed its main subject, and on the leaves and stems and fruits the rest of the text is written. There is no text apart from these diagrams. The hand is bad. The first page contains four trees, viz.: pars, participacio, parcere, partus. Sometimes a subject (as pax, peccatum, passio Christi) is continued over several pages. The last in the book is Christus which occupies 3 pages. 21. P. POMPONATIUS DE FaTO. Kk. 4. 8 Paper, I2|- x 8|, ff 74, 39 and more lines to a page. Cent, xvi, neatly written in a sloping Italian hand. Collation: a^° (wants i blank) b^^-g^^ (wants 10) h® (7, 8 blank, gone). Contents : Petri Pomponatii Mantuani libri quinque de fato de libero arbitrio et de predestinatione ......... f. 2 Non defuturos esse scio qui me de fato etc. Ends f. 74 : cui et in hoc et in aliis me totum subjicio. Finis Libri(s) quinque de fato et libero arbitrio impositus est dei gratia per me Petrum filium Joannis Nicholai Pomponatii Mantuani Bononiae in capella sancti barbatiani die 25 nouembris in quo celebratur festiuitas diuae Catharinae uirginis et martiris. anno 1520 et 8° pontificatus Domini leonis decimi. 22. Lincolniensis de Lingua. Kk. 4. 9 Vellum, 9|- x 6f, fif. 116, double columns of 41 lines. Cent, xv, in an ugly English hand. Initials in red and blue. Collation: (wants 6 and 10). Contents : Robertas Lincolniensis de Lingua (without title) . . . . f. i Lingua congruit in duo nature opera. Ending on f. io6 (107)^: Regina celorum est misericors [est] et mater venie. Then follow the Capitula of the six parts . . . . . 107 ^ After this is a much more diffuse analysis of the whole work, partly in tabular form, partly written as continuous prose, ending on f. T13 (5. The last three leaves are blank. 108