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Uppsala, University Library, C 41a. Johannes Pauli Montigena, Postillae, vol. 1
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First volume of Johannes Pauli Montigena’s
collection of Postillae
                            collection of Postillae
Julkaisija
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
                                    Codices Fennici
                            Aikamääre
1556
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Paper
                            Kieli
Latin
                                    Swedish
                            Identifiointitunnus
            Uppsala
University Library
C 41a
                            University Library
C 41a
Kattavuus
Hämeenlinna
                            Uppsala, University Library, C 41a. Johannes Pauli Montigena, Postillae, vol. 1
    1556
, Hämeenlinna
First volume of 
            Johannes Pauli Montigena
’s
              collection of Postillae
Postilla super omnia euangelia que leguntur ab aduentu domini
                  inclusiue dominicalia usque ad pasca continens integrum euangeliorum uerbum
                  secundum sanctorum patrum sentencias ac interpretations exposita nouiter et in
                  lucem collecta ex sequentium patrum sentenciis. 
(Followed by a list of
                sources; see Maliniemi 1928, 67
) ... Anno virginei partus 1556.
                   (References to the Bible.)  (Prologue;
                edited in part by Maliniemi 1928, 69–70
) Johannes pauli suecus natione
                montigena: exulem agens in thauastha hus pio lectori salutem ... 
                ... Thauastahus 28 Maii anno virginei partus 1556 (followed by a short poem).
                   (Dedication to Olaus Magnus
) ...
                Quemadmodum debiles omnes a potencioribus erigi ... 
                De aduentu
. Aduentus domini per quattuor septimanas agitur ad
                significandum ...  ... iesus saluet nos hic et ad vitam
                perducat eternam Amen. (Followed by an imperf. text entitled Testamentum quod dedit Christus in cruce
Paper
                247 + 5 
20cm × 29cm
20cm × 29cm
A contemporary foliation sporadically visible from fols. 25 to 42 (marked
                  ‘fol 10’ to ‘fol 56’), taking up again for fols. 83–84 (marked ‘fol 57’and ‘fol
                  58’). Modern foliation from the first leaf. The modern foliation includes loose
                  slips (fols. 148a, 153a, 166a, 174a) and a blank leaf (fol. 217a).
                The quire structure is mixed.
                Fols. 1 and 2 are loose, fols. 12 and 13, 16 and 17, 25 and 26 pasted
                    to each other at the gutter. Three leaves have been excised after fol. 208, two
                    after fol. 235, and up to five after fol. 246.
The manuscript is much
                  deteriorated. Several leaves are badly worn, stained and loose. The text has been
                  written near the edges and the leaves have been cropped in a such way as to cause
                  some loss of text on the first lines of some pages.One columns with vertical bounding lines in ink; the number of
                  text lines varies.
              Simple monochromatic initials. Headings, rubrics and biblical 
            lemmata
 are ditinguished by a different type of script.Originally a stamped binding of dark brown calf over wooden boards. Most of the
                leather is now loose (some fragments are preserved in an envelope kept with the
                manuscript), apart from small strips on the front cover. Remnants of three clasps
                visible at the fore-edges of the covers. Rear pastedown is a fragment of a glossed
                theological text (
            saec. XIII
).This is the first volume of the  collection
              written in 
Postillae
1556
 by the priest Johannes Pauli Montigena
 during his captivity in
              Hämeenlinna
 Castle. Johannes was imprisoned for his Catholic opinions. He was
                permitted to write his sermons in captivity and was able to acquire literature for
                the task. The work is dedicated to Olaus Magnus
 (d. 1557), living as an exile in
                Rome.Johannes Pauli’s name is found on fol. 1r.
            In 
1573
 Johannes Pauli
 is mentioned to be housed at Vadstena
 (Håhl
                1846, 230
). It seems likely he carried his works with him and they may have passed
                to the library of Vadstena Abbey
 upon his death. They would then have entered
                Uppsala University Library
 with the other manuscripts of Vadstena Abbey in
                1621
.Uppsala University Library’s shelf-mark on the inner front cover on a pasted label.
            Cataloguer
          Ville Walta
        Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
        Codices Fennici
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