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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 74 contains a fourteenth-century copy of the Inuentarium iuris canonici of Berengarius Fredoli (d. 1323), an index of subjects written as a guide to canon law. Parker acquired this manuscript from Norwich Cathedral Priory and it was one of three that the priory had been bequeathed by their former owner, Cardinal Adam Easton (c. 1330-97), that Parker secured (see also CCCC MSS 180 and 347). It was almost certainly once part of the Cardinal's reputedly extensive personal library. If so, it was probably among the 228 books from that source which arrived in Norwich, packed in six barrels, in 1407, ten years after his death in Rome.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Berengarius Fredoli - author

  1r-246v - Berengarius Fredoli, Inuentarium iuris canonici || Berengarii (Fredolis) episcopi Biterrensis inuentarium iuris canonici

  Note : (No title in the MS.)

  incipit : (1r) Patri suo ac domino Reuerendo domino G. dei prouidencia ebredunensi archiepiscopo Berengarius miseratione diuina episcopi Biterrensis etc.

  incipit : (1r) Deus cuius prouidencia in sui dispositione non fallitur

  explicit : (1r) Datur in domo nostra de Thinereto anno natiuitatis christi millo. ccc. die dominica post festum assumptionis beate marie

  incipit : (1r) Aaron. quod Aaron sacerdocium approbatur

  Note : In alphabetical order. Each letter has a handsome initial in red or blue filled with penwork: smaller initials are of the same kind. There are marginal notes (xv etc.)

  Note : Ends with Zizania

  explicit : (244r) s. c. ti. de malo

  rubric : (244r) Sit nomen domini Benedictum amen

  Note : There follows a list of the articles in four columns to a page, ending

  rubric : (246v) Explicit tabula inuentarii domini R. dei gracia Tusculani Episcopi Cardinalis. Deo gracias