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Codex Iustinianus cum glossa ordinaria

Liber XII, CJ.12.21.4pr.: Imperatores Theodosius, Valentinianus

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Cluj-Napoca, Biblioteca Academiei Române, Inc. C.46

Adrian Papahagi, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2026 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Codex Iustinianus
Shelfmarks Inc. C.46
Page/Folio Reference front/rear flyleaves
Material Parchment
Place of Origin Italy
Date of Origin 1301-1350
Script, Hands

One hand, neat Sothern Textualis. 

Original Condition

Height of Written Area 160 – 170 mm
Width of Written Area 115 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 52 mm
Number of Lines 32 – 34
Line Height 5 mm
Ruling lead?
More about the Condition

The measurements refer to the main text only, and excludes the glossed area, which cannot be calculated. 

Current Condition

Extent Two partial leaves (strips).
Dimensions 10 x 210 mm each

Book Decoration and Musical Notation

Description

Pen-flourished initials (3 lines, red/blue). 

Content

  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Codex Iustinianus
    • Content Description

      (CJ.12.21.4pr.: Imperatores Theodosius, Valentinianus)

      [Ex agentibus in rebus principibus domesticos in s]uis actibus habere liceat eos quo[rum fidem industriamque probatam sibi aestimant, etsi sepe eodem officio fuerint ante perfuncti. * theodos. et valentin. aa. valerio mag. off. * <a 436 d.Iiii k.Febr.Constantinopoli theodosio a.Xv et qui fuerit nuntiatus.>]
    • Inc_46_front
    • Remarks

      https://la.wikisource.org/wiki/Codex_Iustinianus/XII

History

Origin

Italy (script). 
Provenance

The host volume was printed in Rome. One of its earliest owners drew his coat of arms accompanied by the letters "GAP" on the binding. Another early owner was a certain Blasius Romulus ("Blasii Romuli", sub rasura).

In 1701, the host volume belonged to the Jesuit college of Cluj-Mănăștur: “Domus Monostoriensis Societatis Jesu 1701” (f. 1r).

It subsequently belonged to the Catholic High School: “Bibliotheca Regii Lyc. Claudiopolitani 1831” and stamp: “Róm(ai) Kath(ólikus) Líceumi Könyvtár – Kolozsvártt” (f. 1r). 

Host Volume

Title Sibylla, Bartholomaeus, Speculum peregrinarum quaestionum, Rome: Eucharius Silber, 27 Aug. 1493 (ISTC is00491000).
Date of Origin/Publication 1493
Shelfmark Inc. C.46
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