Misc. Book 52.

A fragment of the Clementines and Decretum, with the gloss of John Andreas.

ff. 34. 43 x 27.4cms. slightly clipped in binding.

Binding: boards, parchment covered, probably done in the 19th century.

fl. 1 Incipit: gloriam 7 augmentum eiusdem fide

Rubrics:

f. 4, de homicidio uoluntario et casuali = 22

f. 4 v. de Usuris 23

f. 5 de excessibus prelatorum 24

f. 6v. de priuilegiis excessibus prelatorum 25

f. 7v. de penis prob.26

f. 9v. de appellacionibus. (L.I. on top of the 2 ff. 9 and 10)

f. 11 de censibus 13

f. 12v. de celebracione missarum 7 aliorum diuinorum officiorum 14

f. 13 de baptismo 7 eius effectu 15

f. 13v. de reliquiis 7 ueneracione sanctorum 16

f. 16 de immunitate ecclesiarum 7 aliorum locorum 17

f. 16v. de consanguinitate 7 affinitate ? 18

f. 17 de magistris 19

f. 18 deiudeis 7 sarincenis 20

f. 18v. de hereticis 21

f. 22 de religiosis domibus 11

f. 23 de decimis 8

f. 24 de regularibus 7 transeuntibus ad religionem 9

f. 24v. de statu monachorum 7 canonicorum 10

f. 26 de iure patronatus 12

f. 28 de penitenciis 7 remissionibus prob. 27

f. 29 de sententiis excommunicacionis suspencionis uel prob. 28

interdicti prob. 29

f. de uerborum significacione

f. 32 Explicit: irritus nec etiam irritandus.

f. 1 Incipit gloss: proximo faciunt ad questionem an capitulum sede uacante possituisitare 7 debeat procurare.

f. 32 Explicit gloss: explicit apparatus domini Iohannis Andree super Clementinis.

This is followed by the bull Exiui de paradiso in the hand of the gloss, ending, en f. 34. Hand late 14th early 15th century.

Immediately below in a hand of the 15th or early 16th century

Iste liber est de monasterio de Bardenay. Si quis ipsum alienauerit indiginacionem dei Omnipotentis.

Incurrat.

Below this a chirograph has been cut.

f. 34v.

This manuscript has been bound up so that the order is completely wrong and collation is impossible because the sewing is too tight.

This is a reconstruction of the order as far as I am able to do it without a proper text.

9-10v.

Gap

23025v.

Gap

19-22v.

26-26v.

11-18v.

1-8v.

Gap

27-end.

Each double page has at the top L (on verso) and VII (on recto). This is presumably a reference to the name liber septimus for the Clementines. It is perhaps a portion of a complete Corpus c.f. L.I.

The manuscript has a number of illuminated initials as well as rubrics, paragraphs marks and smaller initials in red and blue. The rubrics for text and gloss are also written in a small fine hand of the early 14th century in the margins. There are additions of some notes in at least two other hands.

The hand is more or less uniform throughout and appears to be of the 14th century.