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HMML Reading Room Record:

https://www.vhmml.org/readingRoom/view/512786

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Institution:

HMML

HMML Project Number:

28767

Country:

Austria

City:

Innsbruck

Repository:

Stift Wilten

ShelfMark:

Codex s.n.

Folio:

319 f.

Binding:

Cover from another manuscript containing other works, including Gregory's Homeliae.

Bibliography:

D. Yates. Descriptive Inventories, Austrian Libraries, vol. 1 (Collegeville, 1981): 68-70.

Notes:

Varying format. Unnumbered. The front inside cover contains a few lines of notes of the contents of a ms apparently bound with it at one time, Gregory the Great's Homeliae (perhaps Innsbruck, UB, MS 104).

Physical Issues:

Folio

City Authority URI_LC:

http://lccn.loc.gov/n79072777

City Authority URI_VIAF:

http://viaf.org/viaf/131336603

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Manuscript Part I

Folio:

319 f.

Country:

Austria

Date:

mid 15th century

Script:

Notula

Number Scribes:

4

Support:

Paper

Notes:

Written by four distinct hands, 2 signed 1457 and 3 signed 1447, evidently in Austria.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

319 f.

Author:

Augustinus de Roma. Nicolaus von Dinkelsbühl, ca. 1360-1433.

Language(s):

Latin

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

1r

Author:

Thomas Ebendorfer de Haselbach

Supplied Title:

Dubitatur utrum sicut spiritus ubi vel spirat id est ventus naturaliter movetur.

Incipit:

Et noscimus a quo surgit et quo vadit secundum quo

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

Haselbach is the intended author of this disputation (used as a sermon); see A. Lhotsky, Schriften MGH 15 (Stuttgart 1957)

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Manuscript Part II

Folio:

2ra-18vb

Country:

Austria

Date:

mid 15th century

Year Month Day:

1457

Layout:

2 columns 57 lines

Script:

notula

Support:

Paper

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

f. 2ra-18vb

Author:

Augustinus de Roma

Supplied Title:

Quadragesimale cum quaestionibus Introduccionum In LXXma

Incipit:

Queritur inter doctores. Utrum merces beatitudinis

Explicit:

(Colophon) Et sic est finis huius operis Introducc

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

See Zumkeller 162 (to which add our ms). F. 1v, false beginning of the same text.

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Manuscript Part III

Folio:

19ra-315vb

Country:

Austria

Date:

mid 15th century

Year Month Day:

1447

Layout:

2 columns, average 48 lines.

Script:

notula

Support:

Paper

Other Decoration:

Foliate initials.

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

f. 19ra-315vb

Author:

Nicolaus von Dinkelsbühl, ca. 1360-1433.

Supplied Title:

Sermones venerabilis magistri Dinckelspuhl.

Incipit:

Benedictus Qui Venit in nomine Domini. Ewangelium

Explicit:

(Colophon) Et sic est finis. 1447

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

The Benedictus series of temporal sermons, with other sermons of Dinkelspuhl interlarded according to the liturgical year. Cf. Wilten, MS XXXII.B.7.

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Manuscript Part IV

Folio:

f. 316ra-318va

Country:

Austria

Date:

mid 15th century

Script:

notula

Support:

Paper

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Manuscript Text

Folio:

f. 316ra-318va

Supplied Title:

Sepculum peccatorum optimus (!)

Incipit:

Videte quomodo caute ambuletis non quasi

Explicit:

(Coloph). Explicit sermo beati Bernhardini fratris

Language(s):

Latin

Notes To Text:

Also attributed to Nicolaus de Kinkelsbuhl, Henricus de Hassia, and Ioducus de Hailprunna; see Madre 297. Publ. Opera ominia Bernardini 3 (Venice 1745) 437-440