Johannes de Garlandia, Compendium grammaticae
v. 21427 - 21521; 21707 - 21352
F-mvo0
General Information
Main text in northern gothica textualis libraria. Fragments contains several interlinear and marginal notes in multiple hands (northern gothica textualis libraria/currens).
Original Condition
Current Condition
Upper margins of bifolium were trimmed to fit host volume.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Black paraphs. A small space was left open on fol. [1]v for an initial (line 3), but this initial was never executed.
Content
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Content Item
- Persons Johannes de Garlandia
- Text Language Latin
- Title <i>Compendium grammaticae</i>
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Content Description
Fragment contains two distinct passages, v. 21427 - 21521 and 21707 - 21352.
- Secondary Literature Beullens, Pieter, Jordan Loveridge, and Steven Van Impe, ‘An Unknown Fragment of John of Garland’s Compendium Gramatice’, Scriptorium, 73 (2019), 165–70
History
Host volumes were owned by frater Petrus Valckenborch (fol. 1 of volume A contains his provenance mark), who probably bound both volumes together. The combined Sammelband was part of the library of the convent of the beggards of Antwerp from the 17th century until 1796. From 1796 onwards, this library became part of the central municipal library of Antwerp, which would eventually become Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience.
Host Volume
Sammelband from the early 16th century, consisting of two different printed volumes (here called 'A' and 'B'). Fragment was removed from this binding during a restoration effort.
Bibliography
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Beullens, Pieter, Jordan Loveridge, and Steven Van Impe, ‘An Unknown Fragment of John of Garland’s Compendium Gramatice’, Scriptorium, 73 (2019), 165–70