Innocentius IV, Apparatus in quinque libros Decretalium
In liber II. Decretalium
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Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Fragm. 318

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Remarks by the Editor
Additional remarks by Roos in't Velt, Vlaamse Erfgoedbibliotheken, 2023.
General Information
Title
Innocentius IV, <i>Apparatus in quinque libros Decretalium</i>
Shelfmarks
Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Fragm. 318
Material
Parchment
Date of Origin
second half 13th century
Script, Hands
Northern gothica textualis.
Original Condition
Page Height
at least 204 mm
Page Width
at least 163 mm
Width of Written Area
at least 139 mm
Number of Columns
2
Width of Columns
81 – 84 mm
Number of Lines
at least 10
Line Height
4 mm
Ruling
Lead-point ruling
More about the Condition
The original height is estimated with the procedure of J.P. Gumbert’s statistical research on page dimensions of manuscripts. He has shown that the ratio of height to width generally lies between 0.60 and 0.80. The estimated minimum height is 204 mm.
Current Condition
Extent
1 strip
Dimensions
37 x 163 mm
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Description
Blue paraphs; underlined rubrics.
Content
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Content Item
- Persons Innocentius IV
- Text Language Latin
- Title <i>Apparatus in quinque libros Decretalium</i>
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Content Description
In liber II. Decretalium
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- Edition Innocent IV, In V libros decretalium apparatus seu commentaria (etc.) Cum margarita Baldi de Ubaldis (Lyon: Charles Pesnot, 1578), 172
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Remarks
The first column of fol. [1]v largely corresponds to the text presented in the edition, but there are some variants.
Host Volume
Title
Petrus Bembo, <i>Epistolarum, Leonis decimi pontificis max. nomine scriptarum, libri XVI</i>
Date of Origin/Publication
1547
Place of Origin/Publication
Basel
Shelfmark
Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, C 1913
Persons
Petrus Bembo (author of host volume); Hieronymus Froben (printer of host volume); Nicolaus I Episcopius (printer of host volume)
Remarks
The fragment was used as quire guard.