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Uppsala, University Library, C 134. Hugo de Sancto Caro, In historiam scholasticam; In XII prophetas
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Hugo de Sancto Caro, In historiam scholasticam; In XII
prophetas
prophetas
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Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
Codices Fennici
Aikamääre
1233-1248
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Parchment
Kieli
Latin
Identifiointitunnus
Uppsala
University Library
C 134
University Library
C 134
Kattavuus
Paris
Uppsala, University Library, C 134. Hugo de Sancto Caro, In
historiam scholasticam; In XII prophetas
1233–1248
, Paris
(Finland
(?) / Sigtuna
, Sweden)Hugo de Sancto Caro
, In historiam scholasticam
; In XII
prophetas
Fols. –: .
Cf.
Hugo de Sancto
Caro
, In historiam scholasticam
Stegmüller, RB, 3607–3626
; Kaepelli 1988
. Ecclesiasticus xxix[,33] transi hospes orna mensam ...
... par lux dux urbs cruce petrum.
Expliciunt historie
.Fols. –: .
Cf.
Hugo de
Sancto Caro
, In XII prophetas
Stegmüller, RB, 3700–3714
; Kaepelli 1989
. Stabat super xii boues ex quibus tres respiciebant ad orientem
... ... i. cor. ult. [I Cor. 16.23] Omnis qui non amat dominum
ihesum sit anathema manacatha(!) Amen.
Expliciunt prophete xij.
(Fols. – are blank apart from some mostly
faded notes on fol. –v.)Fol. : A list of books. Although no owner is mentioned, it has
been assumed the list contains books belonging to
Thomas
, bishop of Finland (d. 1248). The list includes pecia-notes.
Edited and discussed in Schmid (1949)
and Lehtinen
(1983)
.Parchment
161 folios
18cm × 24cm (12,5 (6 + 0,5 + 6)cm × 18cm)
18cm × 24cm (12,5 (6 + 0,5 + 6)cm × 18cm)
Modern foliation in pencil (fols. 1–3 in ink) in the upper
margin.
I
2
+ IV10
+ 4V50
+ 12IV146
+ (VII-1)159
+ I161
Reclamants in the lower margin of the last page of a
quire.
Prickings visible; in several quires the prickings for the lines are
visible in both inner and outer margins.
One folio excised after 155 but
no text is missing. Fols. 1–2 are loose. Fol. 114 is torn in the middle. There
is noticeable variety in the quality and size of parchment. There are numerous,
usually small, holes and staining.
two pencil-ruled columns; usually 45–50 lines.
Petite gothic textualis by one main hand, writing around
1233–1248
in France, presumably Paris
.
A tempus ante quem non
is supplied by the fact that Hugo's
commentary on the minor prophets stems from 1230s, and a tempus
post quem non
from Bishop Thomas's death in 1248; Lehtinen 1983,
20
. According to Lehtinen (1983, 54)
another hand supplied
fols. – and .A few slightly younger hands make marginal notes. Some of these are almost
completely faded.
A few parted initials in red and blue, along with regular red and blue lombards
with flourishing. On fols. 11–20, space and guide-letters are provided, but the
second-grade initials have been left unexecuted.
Rubrics, underlining and highlighting in red, but used sparingly.
Uncovered wooden boards. Both boards are loose and almost the entire outer half of
the back board is missing. There is no cover at the spine. A piece is also missing
from the upper part of the front cover. This and holes stained with rust marks on
the opening leaves may indicate that the volume was once chained. Remnants of three
clasps are visible on the front board. Sewn on at five sewing stations. Shelf-mark
on a paper label pasted to the inside front cover. An older shelf-mark(?) ‘95’ drawn
in ink on the inside front cover.
The manuscript features an early copy of and . Since the texts were written in Paris in the 1230s and the
manuscript belonged to
Hugo de
Sancto Caro
’s In historiam
scholasticam
In XII
prophetas
Thomas
, bishop of Finland
(d. 1248), who donated it to the Dominicans of Sigtuna
, the
manuscript can be dated roughly to 1233–1248
. It was likely produced in Paris
and
principally written by one skilled scribe.Fol. contains a
list of book purchased in
Paris
(before 1248) from a
stationer. It is unknown whether the list refers to purchases made by Bishop Thomas
or else by an a former owner of the book. The manuscript came to the Dominican convent in
Sigtuna
from Thomas
, bishop of
Finland (d. 1248). Fol. : ‘Iste est liber ffratrum predicatorum
Siktonie, quem contulit eis felicis recordacionis dominus Thomas Episcopus
finlandensis. Siquis hunc sine eorum licencia et consensu quocumque modo
alienauerit, vel hunc titulum maliciose deleuerit, anathema sit’; Fol.
: ‘Liber fratrum predicatorum siktonie quem contulit eis
felicis Recordacionis Dominus Thomas episcopus finlandensis’.The dissolution of the Dominican convent occurred after the Reformation and its
books were confiscated. The manuscript may have been given to Uppsala as a part of
the donation of King
Gustav Adolf
II in 1621
. Uppsala University Library’s shelf-mark ‘C 134’ on
the inside front cover
. A possible older shelf-mark ‘95’ also on the
inside front cover.Cataloguer
Ville Walta
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
Codices Fennici
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