Germany, Lüneburg, Ratsbücherei, Theol. fol. 19

Germany, Lüneburg, Ratsbücherei, Theol. fol. 19

MiscellanyJohannes Erphordensissuper quartum sententiarum. Lectura notabilis super tertium sententiarum. Questiones quotlibetarie vtiles et probate
Physical Description
  • Material: Parchment
  • Pages: 257 leaves
  • Leaves Format: not available
  • Dimensions: 315 x 225 mm
Detailed Description
  • Foliation:
    The modern foliation starts with the flyleaf.
  • Collation:
    A composite manuscript out of three codicological sections.
    Section 1 (ff. 2r- 92v ): 7 VI^(85) + (III+1). This section contains catchwords.
    Section 2 (ff. 93r- 172v ): (V+1)^103 + 5 VI + (IV+1)^172. In this section, reclaimers are only partly preserved.
    Section 3 (ff. 173r- 256v ): 7 VI. In this section, reclaimers are only partly preserved.
  • Condition Description:
    Title shields on the front and back covers, the title shield on the back cover is heavily damaged.
    The cover insides were loosened and are now detached.
  • Decoration:
    Section 1 and 2 are rubricated and have many red initials as well as red paragraph marks. Section 3 has red and blue initials with filigree in the complementary colour and paragraph marks, also in red and blue. Section 2 and 3 have ink lining.
  • Layout:
    Text is set in two columns.

    62 - 65 lines to the page in section 1.

    66 lines to the page in section 2.

    52 lines to the page in section 3.

    F. 90v is without script.
  • Hand Description:
    Text in section 1 is written by one hand in notula.
    Text in section 2 is written by one hand in notula.
    Text in section 3 is written by different hands in textualis.
  • Binding Description:
    Old wood planks covered with brown leather. On front and back cover: Floral tendrils in the middle (single stamp) surrounded by arabesques (roll stamp) and five bosses each. The codex has protective cornerpieces. On the back cover, there are traces of a chain appendage. Parts of the clasps are preserved: Engraved within the metal fastening on the front cover are the letters "WAR".
  • Provenance:
    On the front cover, we have a shield providing a red "D 24" signature. Above this, an old title is given (" Johannes Erphordensis super quartum sententiarum. Lectura notabilis super tertium sententiarum. Questiones quotlibetarie vtiles et probate").
    On f. one can find: "Liber iste constat 42 sol. Erphordensium".
History
  • Origin Date: 14th century
  • Origin Place: Franciscan monastery Lüneburg
Content
Anonymous Materia in quosdam titulos Decretalium et Digestorum x5 - 1v
  • Note:
    Originally front cover inside and first leaf, now detached. The text refers among others to: X 2,28; X 3,8; X 3,38; X 3,36; X 3,39; X 3,34 in connection with Dig. 3,2.
Johannes de Erfordia Commentarius in Lib. IV Sententiarum 2r - 89v
  • Incipit:
    [d. 1 q. 1:] Qveritur vtrum semper fuerint aliqua signa symbola, id est conueniencie sacramenta domini respiciencia, et videtur quod non.
  • Explicit:
    [d. 50 q. 16:] Qveritur utrum beati letentur in penis inpiorum, et uidetur quod non. ... [Expl. lib. IV:] suam euasionem considerant et diuinam iusticiam; ad hanc euasionem nos perducere dignetur pater et filius et spiritus sanctus. Amen.
  • Note:
    This is the only complete commentary on book IV available.
Anonymous Bonus Tractatus de Vendicione 90r - 90r
  • Incipit:
    Nota vendicio sub condicione est quando venditur aliquid sub condid condicione, aut ergo sub tali condicione vendo tibi talem rem ut ...
  • Explicit:
    ... suspecti circa christianos pauperes etc.
Aufredus Gonteri Commentarius in Lib. III Sententiarum 93r - 172v
  • Incipit:
    [Prologue:] Transite ad me omnes [Sir 24,26] ... . Sicut dictum fuit alias in principio libri primi sententiarum, sacra scriptura generaliter et doctrina magistri sententiarum specialiter tractat de quadruplici generacione tamquam de materia subiectiua.
  • Explicit:
    [Expl. lib. III:] ... et onus meum leue [Mt 11,30], sicut dictum est supra in corpore questionis; cui sit laus per infinita secula seculorum. Amen.
  • Note:
    To date, this is the only known complete manuscript of book III.
Henry of Ghent Abbreviatio Quodlibetorum (I-IX) 173r - 216v
  • Incipit:
    Consideracio nostra in opere horum quolibet erit quadripartita, primo enim consideramus que pertinent ad essentiam, ...
  • Explicit:
    ... sed solum intendimus quo virtutes morales conuertuntur ergo et cetera.
Anonymous Quaestiones II-IX 216v - 220r
  • Incipit:
    Circa secundum queritur cum genus de specie praedicetur ut cum dicitur homo est aliud vtrum essentia generis dici essentia species et ostenditur quod sic.
  • Explicit:
    ... sed intelligere et cognoscere intencionem vniuersalis.
Giles of Rome Tractatus de Plurificatione Intellectus Possibilis 220r - 224v
  • Incipit:
    Qvia nonnulli dubitant quomodo intellectus uariatur variacione corporum ...
  • Explicit:
    ... non dicitur communicari corpori; ex hoc ergo patet ad obiecta.
Giles of Rome De Gradibus Formarum Accidentalium 224v - 225r
  • Incipit:
    Possumus triplici uia venari, quod non est dare gradus in accidentalibus formas ...
  • Explicit:
    ... et hec de eo quod postalasta ad presens sufficiat.
  • Note:
    The text is not complete. Fischer gives the title as "Tractatus de Gradibus Formarum Accidentalium". The text is not clearly separated from the previous one, its beginning is marked by a different hand in the margins.
Giles of Rome Tractatus Contra Gradus et Pluralitates Formarum 225r - 241r
  • Incipit:
    Absit a cordibus nostris ut credamus, excellentes doctores qui de gradibus formarum contraria opinantur, intendere aliquid dicere contra fidem.
  • Explicit:
    In quo finem inponimus huic libro, quem intitulari uolumus contra gradus et pluralitatem formarum. Laus ergo sit Christo dei filio ... qui cum patre ... est benedictus in secula seculorum amen.
  • Note:
    The prologue and the first chapter are missing.
Johannes Dacus De Gradibus Formarum 241r - 244r
  • Incipit:
    Qvestio igitur prima est vtrum Socrates sit homo et animal et animatum corpus per vnam formam substancialem uel per aliam ...
  • Explicit:
    ... non habent omnimodam colliganciam sed post ad XV.
  • Note:
    Beginning and end of the text are missing.
Thomas Aquinas De Ente et Essentia 244r - 247r
  • Incipit:
    Qvia modicus error in principio magnus sit in fine ut probatus secundum philosophum in primo ce[li] et mundi ...
  • Explicit:
    ... nec definicio propter suam simplicitatem, in quo sit finis huius sermonis amen.
John Peckham Summa de Esse et Essentia 247v - 249r
  • Incipit:
    Sensus mei penuria, temporis angustia et socii instancia cogunt ut desiderantibus humilia, degrandibus exilia ...
  • Explicit:
    ... scolastico exercicio didici in gymnasio magistrali.
Averroes De Substantia Orbis 249r - 252v
  • Incipit:
    In hoc tractatu intendimus perscrutari de rebus de quibus componitur corpus, declaratum est enim corpus celeste componi ex duabus naturis ...
  • Explicit:
    ... et scias quod hec questio est valde bona. Explicit liber de substancia (or) orbis commentatoris Aristotelis .
Anonymous Fragmentum Quaestionis 252v - 253v
  • Incipit:
    In conuersione non est probatio consequentis per accidens, quia omnis propositio fit pernociora.
  • Explicit:
    ... cum actualiter conuertitur ad primam nominatam ipsam intelligendo.
Anonymous De Misericordia Domini 253v - 256v
  • Incipit:
    [A]nte languorem adhibe medicinam et ante iudicium interroga te ipsum [Sir 18,20]; sicut dicit psalmus: Vniuerse vie domini misericordia et ueritas [Ps 24,10]. Misericordia que peruenit cuncta bonitate, veritas que omnia diiudicat sub integritate ...
  • Explicit:
    ... et ideo de hiis tribus tres solent moueri questiones et quero primo ...
  • Note:
    The first initial letter is missing, its space is left empty.
Anonymous Casus Decretalium 257r - x8
  • Note:
    Originally back cover inside, now detached. The text refers to X 4,1,1-4,2,7 and X 5,5,4-5,9,2.