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Uppsala, University Library, C 272. Jacobus de Voragine, Sermones de tempore, Sermones de sanctis
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Jacobus de Voragine, Sermon collections for
de tempore and de sanctis
de tempore and de sanctis
Julkaisija
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
Codices Fennici
Aikamääre
1350-1399
Saec. XIV 2/2
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Paper
Kieli
Latin
Identifiointitunnus
Uppsala
University Library
C 272
University Library
C 272
Kattavuus
Prague
Uppsala, University Library, C 272. Jacobus de Voragine, Sermones
de tempore, Sermones de sanctis
Saec. XIV
,
2
Prague
? (Finland
(?);
Vadstena
)Jacobus de Voragine
, Sermon
collections for
de tempore
and de
sanctis
I:
Fols. –: .
The bifolium with fols. 3 and 10 should be in reversed order (the text continues
from fol. to , from to
, from to , and from
to ). The arrangement of sermons follows that
outlined by
Jacobus de
Voragine
, Sermones de tempore
Schneyer 3, 221–233
(in our manuscript, nos. 5 and 6 are in
reversed order). One missing sermon was added by another hand on fols.
–.Sermones fratris Jacobi de voragine de dominicis videlicet tres de
qualibet dominica. Prologus
. Hvmane vite labilis decursus ... provenire
concedat. Sequitur aliud. Amen. Dominica prima aduentus. Amos
iij
Prepara te in occursum domini ...
... illum finem beatum perducat nos ille qui est principium
et finis qui sine finem vivit et regnat. Per infinita secula seculorum. Amen. o
.Explicit Jacobus de uoragine per manus wlacckonis et cetera. Deo
gracias Amen.
Fols. –: . Another hand has
added a sermon that was omitted from the collection; cf.
Jacobus de
Voragine
, Sermo
Schneyer 3, 228 (no.
103)
.II:
Fols. –: .
The arrangement of sermons follows that outlined by
Jacobus de
Voragine
, Sermones de sanctis
Schneyer 3, 246–266
but slightly reordered and with a number of omissions. The last quire should precede
fols. 137–150. The quire with fols. 151–162 has its outermost bifolium misplaced
(the text continues from to , from
to , and from to
); see also Andersson–Schmitt – Hedlund 1990,
246–247
. Fols. –: Schneyer’s nos.
295–351, with the following omissions: nos. 304–306, 313, 335, 339–344, 350 (nos.
319 and 320 are written together); fols. –:
nos. 386–394 (imperf., continued on fol. ); fols.
–: nos. 394, 395–398; fols.
– contain two sermons, which follow no. 398,
but are not found in Schneyer; fols. -:
421–423, 399–408 (the last one continued on ); fol.
: nos. 408-410 (the last one continued on fol.
); fols. -: nos. 410–420;
fol. contains a sermon not found in Schneyer; fol.
-: 441–446 (continued on fol.
); fol. 151: 446, 447, 451 (imperf.).Incipiunt sermons de sanctis et primo andree apostolic sermo
vtilis peregrini vt creditur.
Vestigia eius secutus est pes meus viam eius
... (Iob 23:11) Tria sunt necessaria cuilibet viro perfecto ...
... suo robore sustencanit (rest of column is blank, but the
text continues on fol. ).Paper
168 folios
21cm × 29,5cm
21cm × 29,5cm
Modern foliation (1–168) in pencil in the upper margin.
(VI+2)
14
+ (IV+2)24
+ 5VI84
+ 2VII112
; 2VI136
+ VII150
+ VI162
+ (VI-6)168
Quire signatures in part I (i–ix) found in lower margin of a quire’s
first recto. In part II, quire signature found in the lower margin of a quire’s
last page (i–v).
Some of the leaves have been, at some point, rebound in an incorrect
order. Fols. 3 and 10 should be the other way around (as was noticed by a
medieval reader, see fol. ). Fols. 13–14, which originally
belonged to the second quire (the quire signature is found on fol.
), are pasted to fol. 12. Of their counterleaves, fol. 24 is
almost completely loose. The quire containing fols. 137–150 bears the quire
signature ‘iv’, and should be preceded by the quire with fols. 163–168. Fols.
151 and 162 are in reverse order. Six leaves are excised after fol. 168; since
the text left unfinished on fol. is continued on fol.
, it seems that the excised leaves formed the first half of
the quire.
On fol. , some red ink has been spilled.
There is also some dirt and fraying along the edges.
I: two columns with vertical and horizontal bounding lines,
c
. 60–70 lines; II: two columns with vertical and horizontal
bounding lines, c
. 50–60 lines). Prickings for the bounding
lines visible in the upper, lower and outer margins.Two contemporary hands of
saec.
XIV
writing a gothic cursive. Hand I (fols.
–) identifies himself as Wlaccko
on fol. . The second hand
writes on fols. –, and produces a script of a
more uneven appearance.Initials are simple red lombards, usually two lines high. Highlighting, underlining
in red. In the first section rubrication also in red; in the second section rubrics
are usually indicated by a different type of script.
Plain light blue (nowadays near white) leather covers on wooden boards. There was a
quincunx of copper bosses on both covers; only one boss remains on each. Remnants of
two strap-and-pin clasps starting from the fore-edge of the back cover and attaching
to the middle of the front cover. No pastedowns. The text-block is flush with the
boards. On the front cover a label with a badly faded title and the Vadstena
shelf-mark.
The manuscript contains sermons by
Jacobus de
Voragine
, apparently copied in Prague
by two
scribes.The manuscript belonged to a set of books brought to
Vadstena Abbey
by Thörnerus Andreae
(d. 1435) in 1407
. He probably purchased the
manuscript in Prague during his studies and had it corrected by a fellow countryman,
who, according to Malin (1926, 64)
is identical with Johannes
de Wyborg
, who studied in Prague in the 1390s and served as a cleric in
the cathedral of Turku in the 1410s; see inner back cover: ‘anno domini Mo
cccxxxxciiiio
[= 1394?]
Johannes naistigu --- [de] Wyborgh correx[it] in parte librum presentem ad
pecicionem domini törneri andrisson clerici dyocesis Aboensis ab exemplari quodam
valde trito. Datum [Pra]ge die vij mensis marcii ex --- sub
sigillo’.Thörnerus Andreae
entered
Vadstena in 1407; the abbey’s shelf-mark ‘D IIII 8’ is found on a label on the front
cover (with the number 8, added after-hand during the library's reorganization in
mid-15th
century)..The manuscript remained in the abbey’s collection after its dissolution and
probably was among those codices taken from the abbey in
1619
and donated to
Uppsala University Library
in 1621
by King Gustav Adolf II
. Uppsala
University Library’s shelf-mark on the inner front cover.Cataloguer
Ville Walta
Finnish Literature Society (SKS)
Codices Fennici
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