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Alexander de Villa Dei, Doctrinale cum commentario

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Budapest, Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Könyvtár és Információs Központ, T 259

Fanni Hende, HAS-NSZL Res Libraria Hungariae Research Group, ELRN, 2021 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Alexander de Villa Dei, Doctrinale cum commentario
Shelfmarks T 259
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Germany
Date of Origin First half of the 14th century
Script, Hands

Northern Textualis, textualis currens

Original Condition

Page Height at least 210 mm
Page Width at least 160 mm
Height of Written Area 210 – 216 mm
Width of Written Area 143 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 65 – 70 mm
Number of Lines 53 – 54
Line Height 4 mm
Ruling Ruling in ink.
Collation

The two bifolia were the first and the second bifolium of a quaternion.

Current Condition

Extent 2 pieces of two bifolia
Dimensions f. 1-4: 80×305 mm; f. 2-3: 65×305 mm
More about the Current Condition

Two yellowed, stained and worn pieces. There are worm-holes on the fragments. Current high of the written area: 70 mm. 20 lines have remained.

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

2-line red initial Q, majuscules touched with red.

Content

  • Content Item
    • Persons Alexander de Villa Dei, Gippus
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Doctrinale cum commentario, 1028–1031, 1040–1041, 1048, 1054–1062, 1068–1070, 1075, 1094–1097, 1110–1114, 1116–1120, 1123, 1125–1126
    • Content Description

      f. 1ra Textus: Dat fio fiere fierem … mestus sum mereo flenti. (versus 1028–1031)

      Comm.: supra plures magistri dant id est dicunt este est forma estur secundum aliquos … mereor et mereo dicens verbum mereo[r nocis] passive habetur merui in preterito sub voce act[iva …]

      f. 1rb Textus: Is it declines ausim pluraliter … valete valeto. (versus 1040–1041)

      Comm.: […] presentis temporis imperativi modi singularis numeri et nihil invenitur plus … quod habet valetote in secunda [plurali …]

      f. 1va Textus: Quatuor in verbis sunt forme preteritisque. (versus 1048)

      Comm.: [hic terminatur] sextum capitulum de verbis defectis et anormalis. Incipit septimum. >Quatuor in verbis sunt forme< Hic in isto septimo capitulo auctor … [esur]io et parturio que habent […]

      f. 1vb Textus: Ex u supremi decet o formare supini …  dices et querito sector.  (versus 1054–1062)

      Comm.: […] Hic auctor ostendit cuius coniugationis sint verba … scilicet verbo frequentativo.

      f. 2ra Comm.: […] verba frequentativa a verbis perfectis … correptam ponit aliam regulam permodum excepcionis […]

      f. 2rb Textus: Hanc declinari faciet … Verbi supremum [perfecti …] (versus 1068–1070)

      Comm.: [… persona] presentis temporis indicativi modi verbi … cum hoc verbo inchoo modus autem formando […].

      f. 2va Comm.: [… regere] inquiratur quid sic exigencia et exigere … est exigere exigere est unum […]

      f. 2vb Textus: Wult intransitio rectum suponere verbo (versus 1075)

      Comm.: [… regat aliam] et que […] Notandum est quod regimen non debet … rectum in nominativum suponere verbo. […]

      2 bifolia are missing between the two leaves.

      f. 3ra Comm.: […] tamen natura lapidis … evocate […] pre evocata […]

      f. 3rb Textus: Personas sibi dissimiles … vult verbum retinere simile (versus 1094–1097)

      Comm.: […tri]buit diversis. Notandum est quod diversitas … ques fit respectu utriusque. […]

      f. 3va Comm.: […] auctor recitando opinione aliorum dicat … alia qua post […] conformitas persona concipientis cum verbo […]

      f. 3vb Comm.: […]vantur cum regimine fit principium … et requiritur ad congruitatem […]

      f. 4ra Textus: […] Sed per et aut per cum concepcio fiat earum … certa quod inter [personas possit fieri] concepcio ternas. […] (versus 1110–1114)

      Comm.: Hinc auctor spiritualiter prosequitur concepcionem … regnant cum superno rege. […]

      f. 4rb Textus: Masque femineum recipit … Bos et iumentum sunt ad presepe lig[ati …] (versus 1116–1120)

      Comm.: […] [… pertinenci]um respectu eiusdem verbi alteri se conformantis … que dicta sunt in diffinicione concepcionis si[mpliciter …]

      f. 4va Textus: [Hoc etiam se]pe facies indistribuente […] (versus 1123)

      Comm.: […] concipit […] mulier concipit … sicut est supra in concepcione […]

      f. 4vb Textus: Disiungit regimen … dominos aliusque magisteros (versus 1125–1126)

      Comm.: […] sic ordinari ut referantur … seriatim explicandi per partes et quia ista explicacio […].
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    • Edition Das Doctrinale des Alexander de Villa Dei. Ed. Reichling, Dietrich. Berlin 1893.
    • Remarks

      The text of the commentary is identical with the commentary attributed to Gippus to be found in the manuscript: BSB CLM 14354.

History

Remarks

The fragments were used for bookbinding in the Benedictine monastery of Zweifalten. Sándor Vigyázó bought the host volume of the fragments from the bookseller Franz Roracher in 1901. Ferenc Vigyázó, Sándor Vigyázó’s son bequeathed his library to the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 1928. His collection contained his father’s books as well. The fragments were detached from the host volume during the restoration of the incunabel and were placed into the Fragment Collection in the 20th century.

Host Volume

Title Antoninus Florentinus, Summa theologica. Pars 4. cum tabula Iohannis Molitoris. (GW 2191; ISTC ia00877000)
Date of Origin/Publication 1490
Place of Origin/Publication Strassburg
Shelfmark Inc. 735
Persons Printer: Iohann Grüninger
Remarks

Binding: 15th-century gothic, blind-tooled leather binding. (Benediktiner Kloster, Zweifalten) (Rozsondai 2013, nr. 62)

The fragments were detached from the spine of the host volume.

Ownership marks:

  1. FF. Z. Zwifaltensium
  2. W. I. W. Wendelinus Wetzstain
  3. Bookseller: Franz Roracher (1901)
  4. Stamp: A Magy[ar] Tud[ományos] Akadémia Vigyázó Ferenc Könyvtára (The Hungarian Academy of Sciences / Library of Ferenc Vigyázó) (Rozsondai 2013, nr. 62)

Bibliography

  • Marianne Rozsondai - Béla Rozsondai: Catalogue of the Incunables in the Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Budapest, 2013. nr. 62.
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