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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 372 contains a late fourteenth-century copy one of the most popular chronicles of the medieval period, the Chronica pontificum et imperatorum by Martin of Troppau OP (before 1230-1278), a history of the Roman emperors and the papacy. Martin's work was extremely influential on the work of other chroniclers, including English writers, and it is not to be wondered that Parker possessed more than one copy of the work (see CCCC MS 59, 194). In addition, this manuscript contains a number of later fifteenth-century additions, including a list of tithes and a royal writ, which seem to indicate that this manuscript was once connected to Suffolk. Beyond that, nothing is known of this manuscript's provenance or how it came to be in Parker's collection.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Martin of Troppau OP - author

  1r-57v - Martin of Troppau OP, Chronica pontificum et imperatorum || Chronica Martini Poloni papa penitentiarii de pontificibus et imperatoribus Romanis

  rubric : (1r) Incipit cronica fratris martini ordonis fr. predicatorum domini pape Capellani et penitenciarii

  incipit : (1r) Quoniam scire tempora summorum pontificum romanorum

  Note : (9v) From here onwards the Emperors and Popes are on alternate pages

  Note : (50v) There is pencil writing below the text

  Note : (57r) Popes end with Martin IV

  Note : (57v) Emperors end with Coronation of Edward I: a. d. mo cco lxxiiii. xiiii kal. Sept.

  
  

  58r-63v - Liber provincialis seu notitia episcopatuum per universum orbem christianum || Liber provincialis seu notitia episcopatuum per universum orbem christianum

  rubric : (58r) Incipit liber qui dicitur prouincialis

  Note : double columns

  incipit : (58r) In ciuitate romana sunt quinque ecclesie patriarchales

  explicit : (63v) Archiepiscopatus Colocensis nullum habet suffraganeum

  
  

  64r-75v - Notitia ecclesiarum in quolibet decanatu in comitatu Suffolc. et decimae ab eis solvendae || Notitia ecclesiarum in quolibet decanatu in comitatu Suffolc. et decimae ab eis solvendae

  Note : Begins

  rubric : (64r) Suff ...

  Note : James presents the following in tabular form, reflecting the layout of the text:

  Note : Heading, Column 1: Decanatus de Bosmere

  Note : Heading, Column 2: Decima integra

  Note : Text, Column 1: De Rectore de Stonham Comitis

  Note : Text, Column 2: xls

  Note : The writing is very faint in many places

  explicit : (73v) Decanatus de Blakeburne

  Note : ff. 11v-12v blank

  
  

  76r-80r - Taxatio et decimae solutae a qualibet domo religiosa propter spiritualia vel temporalia in comitatu Suffolc. et alia || Taxatio et decimae solutae a qualibet domo religiosa propter spiritualia vel temporalia in comitatu Suffolc.

  Note : (76r) In tabular form, e.g.

  Note : Column 1: Abbas de Derham

  Note : Column 2: (Taxacio) Temporal. cvs. vd.

  Note : Column 3: (Decima) xs. vjd ob.

  Note : Column 4: Rec. apud Jlketishale in dec. de waynford Suff.

  
  

  80v-84v - Feoda baronum et aliorum tenentium in capite in comitatu Suffolc. tempore Henrici III || Feoda baronum et aliorum tenentium in capite in comitatu Suffolc. tempore Henrici III. quando auxilium ei concessum est ad maritandum sororem suam imperatori

  incipit : (80v) Henricus dei gratia Rex Anglie, etc. Vice com. Norff. et Suff.

  incipit : (80v) Quia feoda baronum nostrorum qui comitatu tuo

  explicit : (80v) de quibus auxilium nobis concessum est ad maritandum sororem nostram Romano imperatori, etc.

  Note : Blanks are left as if the original were mutilated

  Note : The Hundreds of Babbergh and Cosford are the only ones named

  Note : (82v) Ends apparently incomplete

  Note : ff. 20r-20v blank