Corpus Iuris Civilis?: Glossa
F-vi7u
General Information
One hand, hybrid script: one-compartment a, both morphologies of d, no feet applied to minims etc.
Original Condition
The surviving fragment consists of a small part of a marginal gloss; the original size of the leaf cannot be determined.
Current Condition
The fragment presents considerable wear and tear; legibility is highly affected.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
Rubricated paraphs and highlighted initials(1 line).
Content
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Content Item
- Text Language Latin
- Title Codex iuris civilis?: gloss
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Content Description
... nove questionis etc.... illa iura non quibus certum tempus... in quibus certum tempus [ipso?] ... aut lex uel ... ut quia [interrogat?] ... et tunc statim ligat ut ...
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History
The two books bound together in the host volumes were printed in 1634 in Vienna by Michael Rictus.
In the 18th century, the host volume entered the collection of the Jesuits of Cluj: "Inscriptus Catalogo Colegii Societatis Jesu Claudiopolitani 1741" (title page). In the 19th century, they can be found in the library of the Catholic High School in Cluj: "Bibliotheca Regalis Lycei Claudiopolitani" (title page). On the flyleaf, one can find the inscription: "Ex libris doctus quilibet esse potest."
Host Volume
Former shelfmarks: N.31.9.31; 2.F.4.; 27.M.33.