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Uppsala, University Library, C 41b, Johannes Pauli Montigena, Postillae, vol. 2
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Second volume of Johannes Pauli Montigena’s
collection of Postillae
                            collection of Postillae
Julkaisija
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
                                    Codices Fennici
                            Aikamääre
1556
                            Oikeudet
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Paper
                            Kieli
Latin
                            Identifiointitunnus
            Uppsala
University Library
C 41b
                            University Library
C 41b
Kattavuus
Hämeenlinna
                            Uppsala, University Library, C 41b, Johannes Pauli Montigena, Postillae, vol. 2
    1556
, Hämeenlinna
Second volume of 
            Johannes Pauli Montigena
’s
              collection of Postillae
(Fols. I–II are blank.)
              
              [
              
            IIIr
] Postilla nouellis concionatoribus perutilis
                  super omnia euangelia que leguntur in festis sanctorum cum commune et legendis ...
                
(fols. IIIv
–Vv
 are blank apart from a few notes
                on fol. Vv
) ... 
                In die sancte
(!) andree apostoli.
                
Andreas interpretatur decorus, vel respondens vel virilis ab andor ...
                   ... possumus si patienciam in animo veraciter custodiamus
                  ( is blank)  (A text on the number of
                apostles; imperf.) ---apostelorum. Fuit enim sacer duo[de]cim apostolorum cristi
                numerus ... explorandum destinatis|Paper
                v + 307 + 7 + i fols. 
20cm × 29,5cm
20cm × 29,5cm
Contemporary foliation starting from the first leaf of text (fols. 1–5)
                  and disappearing after fol. 5. Modern foliation in pencil. This foliation has
                  counted fol. 100 twice, and later emended the second one to 100a. A blank leaf
                  after 175, foliated 175a. Leaf following 249 foliated 249a.
                A mixed quire structure with a large number of quinio quires.
                A small blank slip entered after fols. 25 and 202. A few leaves
                    excised after fol. 31. A leaf excised after fol. 107. Two or three leaves
                    excised after fol. 169. Two leaves excised after fol. 186. A leaf excised after
                    249a. Fol. 55a is a loose folded slip; fols. 61a, 73a, 284a are loose slips.
                    Fols. 121, 143, 200a are small bound slips. From fol. 294 onwards the leaves are
                    loose.
The paper is severely dirtied, worn and torn in several
                  places.
One column with vertical bounding lines in ink. Varying number
                  of lines.
              One main hand belonging to 
            Johannes Pauli
                  Montigena
 who wrote the work in 1556
 (for further
                discussion, see description of the first volume, C 41a
).Simple monochromatic initials. Headings, rubrics and biblical 
            lemmata
 marked with a slightly more formal script.Blind-stamped calf over wooden boards. Tooling features the roll-frames with
                evangelists, and vines and leaves in the central panel. Two hook-clasps (only one
                remains) with catches on the front cover. No pastedown remains on the front cover;
                the paper one on the back cover is mostly loose. A few pieces of leather and paper
                removed from the binding are preserved in an envelope kept with the manuscript.
            Second volume of the 
Postille
 collection written
                  1556
 by priest Johannes Pauli
                  Montigena
 during his captivity in Hämeenlinna
                castle. Johannes was imprisoned because of his Catholic opinions. He was allowed 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
.In 
            1573
 Johannes Pauli is mentioned to be housed at
                  Vadstena
.It seems likely he carried his works with him and they may have ended up in
                  
            Uppsala University Library
 along with the manuscripts of
                Vadstena Abbey in 1621
. Uppsala University Library
’s shelf-mark on a label pasted
                inside the front cover
.Cataloguer
          Ville Walta
        Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
        Codices Fennici
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