Jeffery & Yates, Descriptive inventories: Austrian libraries, v. 2, p. 123-127
Notes:
Previous shelf mark: 284, B IV 6 (typewritten catalog).
Provenance:
1r (18c) I, 39.
Physical Issues:
Octavo
Reproduction:
Apply for reproductions to: Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, P.O. Box 7300, Collegeville, MN, USA. The list of contents reportedly found on the front flyleaf recto was not filmed.
At least 8 different mss have been combined to form this codex. According to the unpublished typed catalogue, the front flyleaf recto contains a list of contents. Unfortunately, this was not microfilmed.
Manuscript Part II
Folio:
fol. 1-38
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed. 1 col. Gatherings of 5 bifolia (stitching visible at centers, 2 stubs visible after f. 38v)
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
2
Support:
Parchment
Other Decoration:
Rubricated initials
Notes:
Numbered 1-28 in medieval arabics, 29-38 in recent hand. Two bastarda hands, 1-34r, 34-38v.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
1r-28v
Author:
JOHANNES DE HESDINIO, O.HOSP.S.JOH.,
Supplied Title:
[Postilla super Job, excerpta]
Rubric:
Themata hec que secuntur scripta sunt ex postilla fraturis johannis de hisdinio super job.
Incipit:
Aliquem penam aut gravamen pacienter viduntur sust
Explicit:
benevolenciam impetrare. Capite 42. folio 231 b. S
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
28v-34r
Supplied Title:
[Alphabetical index to ff. 1r-28v]
Rubric:
Incipit tabula precedencium.
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
34v-38v
Author:
PSEUDO-HENRICUS DE HASSIA
Supplied Title:
De proprietate
Rubric:
Incipit formula religiose vite.
Incipit:
Cristuts nobis tradidit formam hic vivendi
Explicit:
Et a malo liberet in eternum. Amen.
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
Listed as a doubtful work of HENRICUS in Hohmann 30. See also Bloomfield 0742. Walther 2772. Chevalier 24568, 24570.
Manuscript Part III
Folio:
fol. 39r-150v
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed. 1 col. Collation not always discernable (parchment center strips visible following ff 43, 44, 66, 78, 90, 104, 143; catchwords ff. 60v, 72v)
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
4 or more
Support:
Paper
Water Mark:
oxhead watermark visible f. 83r
Other Decoration:
Lombard initials
Notes:
111 ff, numbered 39-150 in a recent hand
Manuscript Text
Folio:
39r-44v
Author:
ANDREAS DE ESCOBAR, OSB,
Supplied Title:
Modus confitendi
Incipit:
Quoniam omni confitenti necessarium est hanc genra
Explicit:
et illud statim confiteri debes. Etc. Explicit con
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
Bloomfield 4989.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
45r-45v
Supplied Title:
Prayer
Incipit:
Deus glorie et pater misericordiarum audeo
Explicit:
census ymo censi capud etc.
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
45v-50v
Supplied Title:
Oracio wilhelmi parisiensis.
Rubric:
Oracio wilhelmi parisiensis.
Incipit:
Deus glorie et domine misericordie unus verus ac s
Explicit:
nulla nequior, nulla bonitati tue intollerabilior
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
Not listed as a separate work in Kaeppeli 2, 130-132.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
51r-77v
Author:
HUMBERTUS DE ROMANIS OP,
Supplied Title:
Epistola de tribus votis substantialibus religiosorum
Rubric:
Incipit epistola omnibus religiosis in caritate conscripta.
Incipit:
Filiis gracie et coheredibus glorie fratribus kari
Explicit:
qui est principium et finis omnium sine fine. Amen
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
The original epistle of HUMBERT has here been reedited; references to the Dominicans have been removed so as to render the text applicable to "omnibus religiosis." See Kaeppeli 2021.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
78r-79r
Supplied Title:
Prayer
Incipit:
Domine misericordie fac me tibi servum in omnibus
Explicit:
ut mereo tandem tecum perhenniter gaudere.
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
79v-80r
Supplied Title:
Prayer
Incipit:
Adibo te ymo eciam conveniam gloriosis sima dei ge
Explicit:
tam salutare et tam neccesarium suspendere nullo m
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
80v
Incipit:
Conclusio De neccesitate salutis quilibet christic
Explicit:
si causa existenti mala. Conclusio 33 universitati
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
80v-81r
Rubric:
Bernhardus Dicit
Incipit:
Quod lepra proprii consilii eo
Explicit:
ipsam deservit.
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
81v-84v blank.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
85r-103r
Supplied Title:
Dialogue on the via puragativa
Incipit:
Cogitanti mihi quoniam modo vel ordine quasdam auc
Explicit:
tarditas in velocitatem versa experimento infallib
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
103v-110v
Supplied Title:
Dialogue on the via illuminativa
Rubric:
Filius.
Incipit:
Habita informacione quemadmodum me practice exerce
Explicit:
remanebit extra deum, prestante domino ihesu chris
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
111r-122r
Supplied Title:
Diagloue on the Sufferings of Christ
Rubric:
Incipit excerptum de passione domini etc. Filius
Incipit:
Superius pater cum dissereres de viapurgativa hort
Explicit:
et sedebis ibi iuxta eum. Domini scilicet nostri i
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
The Horologium sapiencie, mentioned in the colophon as one of the sources of this section, is probably the work of that name by HENRICUS SUSO OP, Kaeppeli 1852.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
122r-129r
Supplied Title:
Excerpt from the Horologium sapiencie
Rubric:
Sequitur excerptum ex horologio sapiencie de sacramento altaris per modum dyalogi ubi filius interrogat patrem.
Incipit:
Deprecor pater mi loquatur adhuc verbum filius in
Explicit:
ihesu christe exitus beatus. Qui cum patre et spir
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
On the Horologium sapiencie, see Kaeppeli 1852 and the new edition of Pius Kunzle in Sicilegium Friburgense 23 (Freiburg, 1977).
Manuscript Text
Folio:
129r-134v
Supplied Title:
Sequitur commendacio singularis beate semper virginis Marie.
Rubric:
Sequitur commendacio singularis beate semper virginis Marie.
Incipit:
Vernali tempore cum sol incipit ad alta ascendere
Explicit:
in pectore suo materno pertulit in pio compassioni
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
Very close to Horologium sapientiae 1, 16. See ed. Kunzle 506-513. 135r-v blank.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
136r-149v
Author:
JOANNES CHRYSOSTOMUS
Supplied Title:
De compunctione ad Demetrium monachum
Rubric:
ncipit tractatus beati Crisostomi de compunctione cordis.
Incipit:
Cum te intueor beate demetrii
Explicit:
vitam autem opera negligenti etc. Explicit tractat
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
150r
Supplied Title:
Exhortation to increased religious fervor
Incipit:
Ad te iam iterum ut wlnus accidie in te exhauriam
Explicit:
Magnus deus ait sydrach misaach et abdenaglo et vi
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
150v
Supplied Title:
Remarks attributed to CHRYSOSTOMUS
Rubric:
Nota. Christosomus [sic] dicit
Incipit:
Qui omnem iusticiam populo mandavit, et ipsi nnc m
Explicit:
qui se relevat et onerat tribuentes. Etc.
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Part IV
Folio:
fol. 151r-62v, 170r-84v
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed. 1 col. Two gatherings of 6 bifolia followed by an additional bifolium.
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
1
Support:
Paper
Other Decoration:
Plain and rubricated initials
Notes:
26 ff, numbered A-Y, A2-A5 in a medieval hand, and 151-162, 170, 172-176, 178-184 in a recent hand.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
151r-181r
Supplied Title:
15 Dubia on the spiritual life
Rubric:
Dubium primum.
Incipit:
Dubium quomodo homo perveniat ad hoc ut contempant
Explicit:
significatum et contentum nisi in isto.
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
The text has been rearranged, so that dubia 1-6 are on ff. 151r-162v, the continuation of dubium 6 and dubia 7-12 on ff. 170r-181r. An addition to the text, dubia 13-15, is inserted on ff. 163r-169v, and it is from f. 169v that this explicit was taken.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
181r-184v
Author:
Nicolaus von DinkelsbĂĽhl, ca. 1360-1433. (?)
Supplied Title:
Sayings attributed to NICHOLAUS DE DINKELSBUHL
Rubric:
Ex dictis Magistri Nycolai Dinchklspuhel.
Incipit:
Notandum primo quod ad contricionem peccatorum
Explicit:
Et ideo subdicit: Ab occultis meis munda me et ab
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
184v
Supplied Title:
Note on vanity
Rubric:
Nota
Incipit:
Nulla anime permanet in homine
Explicit:
et non virtutis humane.
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Part V
Folio:
fol. 163r-169v
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed. 1 col.
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
1
Support:
Paper
Other Decoration:
Plain and rubricated initials
Notes:
7 ff, numbered A6-A12 in a medieval hand, 163-169 in a recent hand. Probably a single gathering, meant to stand after the final gathering of section IV (ie after f. 184v) but now inserted earlier. Scribe not necessarily the same as for Part IV.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
ff. 163v-169v
Supplied Title:
15 Dubia on the spiritual life
Explicit:
significatum et contentum nisi in isto
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
Text contains dubia 13-15, inserted among dubia 1-6 (ff. 151r-162v) and dubia 7-12 (ff. 170r-181r).
Manuscript Part VI
Folio:
fol. 185r-194v
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed. 1 col.
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
1
Support:
Paper
Other Decoration:
Lombard initials
Notes:
10 ff, numbered in a recent hand. A single gathering of 5 bifolia.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
185r-194v
Supplied Title:
Treatise on the three Benedictine vows
Incipit:
Reddam tibi vota mea que destinxerunt labia mea [P
Explicit:
ad opus extrinsecus operari. Et hoc de verbo ceter
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
There follows a probatio, consisting of the letters Mod.
Manuscript Part VII
Folio:
fol. 195r-207v
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed. 1 col.
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
1
Support:
Paper
Other Decoration:
Lombard initials
Notes:
13 ff., numbered in a recent hand. Probably a single gathering of 6 bifolia plus one leaf.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
195r-202r
Author:
Gerson, Jean, 1363-1429. (Jean Gerson)
Supplied Title:
Opusculum de probatione spirituum
Incipit:
Incipit tractatus magistri Johannis Gerson de disc
Explicit:
et practicare omnia que dicta sunt et sic est fini
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
see the lists of works in the Oeuures completes begun by Palemon Glorieux, volume 1: Introduction generale (Paris 1960), p. 23 number 6, p. 29 number 4. Bloomfield 4280.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
202v-206r
Author:
BERNARDUS CLARAVALLENSIS
Supplied Title:
Parabola 2 de pugna spirituali
Incipit:
Incipit parabola beati Bernhardi. Inter babilonem
Explicit:
Et a dextris caritatis decem milia. Amen. Bloomfie
Language(s):
Latin
Manuscript Text
Folio:
206v
Supplied Title:
Beginning of theological tract (?)
Status Of Text:
fragment
Rubric:
Secundum apostolum non in sublimitate sermonum et doctis humane sapientie verbis sed in doctrine spiritus loquemur [cf. 1 Cor 2:1] The text breaks off here.
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
207r-v blank.
Manuscript Part VIII
Folio:
fol. 208r-212v
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Variable line count. Framed, some pages also ruled. 1 col. Collation uncertain
Script:
Bastarda
Number Scribes:
1
Support:
Paper
Other Decoration:
Rubricated initials
Notes:
5 ff., numbered in a recent hand.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
208r-212r
Author:
PSEUDO-BONAVENTURA
Supplied Title:
Officium de compassione Beatae Mariae Virginis
Incipit:
Incipit cursus beate virginis marie de passione fi
Explicit:
numquid qui dormit non adiiciet ut resurgat…
Language(s):
Latin
Notes To Text:
The text probably continued on the verso. See Bonaventura, Opera Omnia 1 (Quaracchi ed.), p. XVI, no. 40. Mohan 1, p. 80. A similar text in Darmstadt 521, ff. 31r-35r. 212v not filmed.
Manuscript Part I
Folio:
1
Country:
Austria
Date:
15th century
Layout:
Half of a large leaf that is now turned on its side. 1 col. Framed.
Script:
Bastarda
Support:
Parchment
Other Decoration:
Lombard initial with penwork infilling and extensions
Notes:
Probably connected to stub after f. 10v.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
1 f.
Supplied Title:
Reference to the shrine of the Virgin at Gaming in Lower Austria
