Henricus Bohicus, Distinctiones super quinque libros decretalium

Henricus Bohicus, Distinctiones super quinque libros decretalium Electronic version according to TEI P5.1 Fragmentarium - Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments

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Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române Cod. Lat. 16 Henricus Bohicus, Distinctiones super quinque libros decretalium 1371-1400 Germany (Erfurt?) BAR_Cod_Lat_16_f_00001r Latin Distinctiones super quinque libros decretalium Henricus Bohicus Inc.: (1r) De vita et honestate clericorum. Clerici arma. Si queris utrum et quando et quibus personis licitum sit armis uti distingue... (III.1); (8r) De cohabitacione clericorum et mulierum. Inhibendum. Utrum clerici possint licite secum admittere mulieres distingue... (III.2) Expl.: (12v) ... Si queris de secundo membro principalí utrum possit appellari cu purgacio indicitur tunc dico quod sic licet publica// <catchword: laboret> [infamia.] Cf. https://portail.biblissima.fr/ark:/43093/edatafee32e9a3f8f41ff70a952570190d1ef95207f02 Paper 1 quire (sexternio)210 212300 303154 154225 225300 x 210 mm Medieval folio numbering in Arabic numerals and black ink on the recto of the leaves (1-12). Modern pencil numbering. One sexternio. The fact that the text ends abruptly on f. 12v, and the presence of the catchword "laboret" at the bottom of the same page shows that the quire used to belong to a full codex. Like early printed editions, the original manuscript possibly consisted of Bohicus' Distinctiones on the third book of Decretales. Thus, this is the first quire of the original manuscript.

The fragment was rebound separately in the 19th c.

The interior column is 66 mm, and the exterior one is 72 mm wide.

ink 66 72 5 6

One hand, Cursiva recentior.

Pen flourished parted initial C (3-4 lines, red and black) on f. 1r, and red lombards (2 lines).

The manuscript was probably copied in Germany after 1370 (cf. Dincă). In the Middle Ages, the manuscript belonged to the former Benedictine abbey of Erfurt ("Peterskirche", Sts Peter and Paul's church): "liber sancti petri in erfordia" (f. 1r, s. XIV). The book was purchased by the Romanian scholar Timotei Cipariu (1805-1887) in the 19th c. (stamp on f. 1r). It was transferred from Blaj to Cluj after 1948, after the suppression of the Greek-Catholic Church. Description by: Adrian Papahagi, UBB Cluj (CODEX Centre), 2026 Adinel Dincă, "Datierung des Cod. Lat. 16 der Klausenburger Akademiebibliothek : eine Arbeitshypothese", in Magistrae discipuli: Tanulmányok Madas Edit tiszteletére, ed. E. Nemerkényi, Budapest, 2009, pp. 79‑87. Adinel Dincă, "Contribuții la cunoașterea colecției codicologice cipariene. Cod. lat. 16 (Biblioteca Filialei Cluj‑Napoca a Academiei Române)", in Pe urmele trecutului: Profesorului Nicolae Edroiu la 70 de ani, ed. S. Andea, I.‑A. Pop, Cluj, 2009, pp. 115‑22. I. E. Naghiu, "Catalogul manuscriselor latinești și în limbi moderne dela Biblioteca Centrală din Blaj", Hrisovul 3 (1943), 35‑74, nr 81. Adrian Papahagi, Adinel-Ciprian Dincă, în colab. cu Andreea Mârza, Manuscrisele medievale occidentale din România. Census, Iași: Polirom, 2018, p. 141, nr 394.