H. Mayo. Descriptive Inventories, Austrian Libraries, vol. 3 (Collegeville, 1985)
Notes:
In 1646, Johannes Jacobus Wolff a Todtenwarth, whose family came from Speyer, gave the MS to the evangelical archdeacon Christophorus Sigismundus Donaverus at Regensburg (f. 1r)
2 col. 60-70 lines, ff. 1v-18r; 56 or 54 lines, ff. 20r-279r. Double frame-ruled. Gatherings probably of 4 bifolia. Gatherings signed in romans in center of lower margin on last verso; few signatures remain. Book numbers added in upper margin of rectos15c
Script:
textura
Support:
Parchment
Other Decoration:
Ff. 1v-18r: 1 and 3-4 line Lombards, the larger ones sometimes with modest pen-flourishing; ff. 20r-279r: historiated, illuminated initials with bar borders at beginnings of books
Manuscript Text
Folio:
1r
Author:
Gregory I, Pope, ca. 540-604. (Gregory the Great)
Supplied Title:
Incipit exposicio tabule super Moralia beati Gregorii pape.
Rubric:
Incipit exposicio tabule super Moralia beati Gregorii pape.
Incipit:
Quoniam quidem bonorum laborum gloriosus cogitanti
Explicit:
rosas et lylia iocundetur. Amen.
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
1v-18r
Supplied Title:
Alphabetical register, A-Z, to the Moralia.
Rubric:
Incipit tabula super Moralia beati Gregorii
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
18v-19v blank
Manuscript Text
Folio:
20r-279r
Author:
Gregorius I Papa
Supplied Title:
Moralia in Job
Incipit:
Reverentissimo [!] et sanctissimo fratri Leandro c
Explicit:
si cum per me verba accipit pro me lacrimas reddat
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
PL 75, 509-1162; 76, 9-782. with corrections and marginalia from 13c-15c.
