Decretum Gratiani, with gloss

F-5zw7

Scherpenheuvel-Zichem, Abdij der Norbertijnen van Averbode, Archief, Sectie IV, hs. 431, 17

General Information

Title <i>Decretum Gratiani</i> with gloss
Shelfmarks Sectie IV, hs. 431, 17
Material Parchment

Original Condition

Page Height 400 – 415 mm
Page Width 268 – 280 mm
Height of Written Area at least 345 mm
Width of Written Area at least 240 mm
Number of Columns 2
Ruling Fully ruled in ink

Current Condition

Extent 6 fragments, of which none are full leaves
Dimensions 400 x 268 mm
More about the Current Condition

All six fragments are in poor condition, with signs of water damage, mold stains and rot. One fragment bears the (partial, reversed) imprint of text from another leaf. One has no remaining legible (to the naked eye) text apart from the (partial, reversed) imprint of a couple of initials and a paraph sign in blue ink. These two fragments, on thicker parchment of lesser quality, were probably not originally part of the manuscript from which the other leaves came.

Host Volume

Title Account register for the church of St John in Maaseik
Date of Origin/Publication ca. 1500
Place of Origin/Publication Abbey of Averbode
Remarks

One fragment bears a title in gothic textura script: Sent Jansberge computationes villi primi(?), with below a note in a gothic cursiva: ab anno 1390 usque 1500(?)

The church of St John in Sint-Jansberg (Maaseik) was the property of the abbey of Averbode from its founding in the 12th century until the end of the 18th century.