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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 353 contains a fourteenth-century copy of the Summa dictaminis of Petrus de Vinea (d. 1249). The Summa, a collection of de Vinea's letters, are broadly concerned with the art of politics and, in particular, the relations between the emperor and the papacy in the early and mid-thirteenth century. No doubt this was what attracted Parker to the manuscript, concerned as he was with the relationship between church and state. A donation inscription records that the book was given to the church at Burton by William de Swepston, possibly (though not certainly) indicating that this volume was once at the Benedictine abbey of the Blessed Virgin and St Modwenna at Burton on Trent.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Petrus de Vinea - author

  1r-123v - Petrus de Vinea, Summa dictaminis

  rubric : (1r) Incipiunt capitula prime partis Epistolarum magri Petri de Vineis

  rubric : (1v) Expliciunt Capitula prime partis

  rubric : (1v) Incipiunt Epistole eiusdem partis

  rubric : (1v) Querimonia Frederici Imperatori super deposicione sua, etc.

  incipit : (1v) Collegerunt Pontifices et Pharisei concilium

  Note : (30v) Part II. Capitula

  Note : (31v) Text

  Note : (56r) Part III. Capitula

  Note : (58r) Text

  Note : (87r) Part IV. Capitula

  Note : (87v) Text

  Note : (92r) Part V. Capitula

  Note : (95r) Text

  Note : Wants part of capp. 20-25

  Note : (116r) Part VI. Capitula

  Note : (116v) Text

  Note : Ends with cap. 33

  explicit : (123v) fieri iussimus nostri culminis sigillo munitum. Amen

  rubric : (123v) Expliciunt dictamina magri Petri de Vineis

  Note : Printed by Schardius, Basel 1566, etc.

  Note : This copy is noticed by Pertz, Archiv VII, p. 962