Richardus de Sancto Victore, De Trinitate
l. VI, c. 4-9
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Includes observations made by Manuel Francisco Ramos, 2014
General Information
A single, late-thirteenth century Gothic bookhand, with systematic corrections in the text by a second hand.
Original Condition
on the top right of the recto page, the foliation 186 appears in Arabic numerals.
Running rubric titles on the recto (VIus) and verso (Ricard(us))
Space between the columns: 10 mm
Current Condition
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Alternating red and blue pen-flourished initials. Capitals are indicated in red. Chapters have rubric titles.
Content
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Content Item
- Persons Richardus de Sancto Victore
- Text Language Latin
- Title De Trinitate
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Content Description
Book VI, chapters IV-IX, Inc.: qui dignior esse cognoscitur, Expl: et omnino per omnia.
- Edition Richard de Saint-Victor, De Trinitate, Texte critique avec introduction, notes et tables, ed. Jean Ribaillier, Paris: J. Vrin, 1958.
History
Possibly France or Portugal
Reused as binding material, possibly as a flange glued to the inner boards and hooked around the first and last gatherings of the host volume text.
Purchased in 2014 from the Livraria Olisipo, Lisbon. Brought to Porto as part of the private collection of Antero Ferreira.
in 2015 the fragment was cleaned and restored by Ana Margarida Freitas, paper conservator at the Rectory of the University of Porto.