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Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek, MS Can. 9 (P. I. 9) is a tenth to | Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek, MS Can. 9 (P. I. 9) is a late tenth to late eleventh-century manuscript of 232 folios in 1 col. (fols. 1r-v, 3r-6v, 8v-15v, 17v-22v, 25v-32r, 33v-45v, 47r-54v, 56v-68v, 71r-86v, and 89r-232v) and 2 cols. (fols. 2ra-vb, 7ra-8rb, 15va-17rb, 22va-25ra, 32va-33vb, 46ra- 46vb, 55ra-56va, 68va-70vb, and 87ra-88vb) (257 x 173 mm) consisting of two parts. Part I: 1r-127v in 31-37 lines; part II: 128r-232v in 26 lines. Its collation and quire structure are unknown. Quire signatures in Roman numerals start at ''I''<sup>134</sup> until ''X''<sup>194</sup> of which ''VII'' is missing. Modern foliation in Arabic numerals in distinct black ink. The manuscript was written by various hands, mostly in (late) Caroline minuscule, which change quite often especially in the younger part, also additions in the margins. A thirteenth-century hand can be discerned on fol. 127v. | ||
several hands in Caroline minuscule with some annotations in late Caroline minuscule and early modern hands in humanist minuscule. Its penning process probably took place in saec. X according to {{Author|Mordek}}, saec. X<sup>½</sup>-X<sup>ex</sup> according to {{Author|Kéry}}, or saec. X-XI<sup>¼</sup> according to ithe Vienna catalogue and {{Author|Hoffmann}}. While its origin is from Southern Germany according to {{Author|Kéry}}, more specifically Bavaria and probably Freising according to its catalogue, {{Author|Hoffmann}}, and {{Author|Mordek}}, its provenance is so far unknown. | |||
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Revision as of 10:22, 7 October 2024
| Library | Staatsbibliothek |
|---|---|
| Shelfmark | Can. 9 (P. I. 9) |
| Century | s. XI1-⅔ (I) and X3/3-XI3/3 (II) |
| General region of origin | Freising and Southern Germany |
| Collection | Collectio XII partium (first version) |
| Collection 2 | Pseudo-Remedius of Chur, Collectio canonum |
| Collection 3 | Collectio XCVIII capitulorum |
| Collection 4 | Collectio XXX capitulorum (De ratione matrimonii) |
| Main author | Bruno Schalekamp |
Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek, MS Can. 9 (P. I. 9) is a late tenth to late eleventh-century manuscript of 232 folios in 1 col. (fols. 1r-v, 3r-6v, 8v-15v, 17v-22v, 25v-32r, 33v-45v, 47r-54v, 56v-68v, 71r-86v, and 89r-232v) and 2 cols. (fols. 2ra-vb, 7ra-8rb, 15va-17rb, 22va-25ra, 32va-33vb, 46ra- 46vb, 55ra-56va, 68va-70vb, and 87ra-88vb) (257 x 173 mm) consisting of two parts. Part I: 1r-127v in 31-37 lines; part II: 128r-232v in 26 lines. Its collation and quire structure are unknown. Quire signatures in Roman numerals start at I134 until X194 of which VII is missing. Modern foliation in Arabic numerals in distinct black ink. The manuscript was written by various hands, mostly in (late) Caroline minuscule, which change quite often especially in the younger part, also additions in the margins. A thirteenth-century hand can be discerned on fol. 127v.
several hands in Caroline minuscule with some annotations in late Caroline minuscule and early modern hands in humanist minuscule. Its penning process probably took place in saec. X according to Mordek, saec. X½-Xex according to Kéry, or saec. X-XI¼ according to ithe Vienna catalogue and Hoffmann. While its origin is from Southern Germany according to Kéry, more specifically Bavaria and probably Freising according to its catalogue, Hoffmann, and Mordek, its provenance is so far unknown.
Contents
TO FINISH The manuscript is a medium-sized codex and contains almost exclusively canonical material, which is mostly taken up by Pseudo-Remedius of Chur, Collectio canonum, the Collectio XCVIII capitulorum, and the Collectio XXX capitulorum (De ratione matrimonii). The codex contains the full version of the Council of Tribur (895) and a list of names of attendees of the Council of Ingelheim (948). Various other (excerpts of) conciliar canons, decretals, Salic law, and papal decretals were included, most notable eleven epistles by pope Nicholas I. Lastly, the work contains the Capitulary for the Jews, an unknown sermon and judicial treatise, and a text on the excommunication of Henry, duke of Bavaria, in 976.
See the digitized version: //zendsbb.digitale-sammlungen.de/db/0000/sbb00000073/images/index.html.
| folios | texts |
|---|---|
| Front cover | |
| 1r-102r | Collectio duodecim partium |
| 102v-103r | Decretal of pope Hadrian |
| 103r-105r | Decretal of pope Leo |
| 105r-v | Decretum electionis pontificae Nicolae pars II |
| 106r | Note on the three Marys |
| 106r-v | The Penitence of Solomon |
| 106v-107v | Note on the Antichrist |
| 107v-110v | Various (excerpts of) papal decretals |
| 110v-113v | List of popes, from St. Peter to Hormisdas |
| 114r-120v | Epistola Leodiensium adversus Paschalem II |
| 120v-122v | Tractatus de investitura episcoporum |
| 122v-124v | Ivo of Chartres to Hugo of Lyon |
| 125r-126v | De sepultura eorum qui falso excommunicati dicuntur non turbanda |
| 127r | Concordat of Worms |
| 128r-169v | Pseudo-Remedius of Chur, Collectio canonum |
| 169v-173v | Capitula Nicolai papae |
| 173v-193v | The Council of Trebur (895), canons 1-58 |
| 193v-194v | De Decimis |
| 194v-195v | Responsiones beatae memoriae Nicolai papae ad Salomonem venerabilem Constantiensae sedis episcopum |
| 195v-198v | Capitulary for the Jews |
| 198v | A single unidentified chapter or canon, titled Si cuius uxor in captiuitatem fuerit |
| 198v-199r | Excerpt of Bede's In Evangelium S. Matthaei, chapter 19 |
| 199r-v | Excerpt of Regino of Prüm, Libri duo de synodalibus causis et disciplinis ecclesiasticis, De homicidiis clericorum |
| 199v | The Council of Ancyra (314), canon 23 'on divination' (De his qui diuinationes expetunt) |
| 199v-200r | Excerpt of the Council of Rome (743) |
| 200r-v | Excerpt of a decretal of pope Vigilius |
| 200v-203v | Various excerpts of letters of pope Gregory the Great |
| 203v-205r | Collectio XXX capitulorum (De ratione matrimonii), chapters I-II, X-XI, XIIII, XVII, XVIII, XXII, and XXVIII |
| 205r-206r | Various excerpts from papal decretals and councils |
| 206r-232r | Collectio XCVIII capitulorum |
| 232v | Various excerpts of letters of pope Gregory the Great |
| Flyleaf and back cover |
Literature
Hoffmann, Bamberger Handschriften (1995), p. 123; Katalog der Handschriften (1906), p. 866-871; Kéry, Canonical Collections (1999), p. 75, 81, 155, 184-185, and 187; Mordek, Kirchenrecht und Reform (1975), p. 259.
See the description by Märtl MGH Fontes iuris 13, 104-195: http://www.mgh.de/dmgh/resolving/MGH_Fontes_iuris_13_S._104. See also Müller, Untersuchungen, 29-31 (who seems to suggest an earlier date for Part 2 on p. 29 ("reicht ... ins 10./11. Jhd.") but p. 30 opts for a later date on palaeographical reasons ("vielleicht eher ins zweite Drittel des 11. Jhds. zu setzen").
An edition of the Collectio XXX capitulorum (De ratione matrimonii) is currently being prepared by Sven Meeder, Gideon de Jong, and Bruno Schalekamp.
TO EDIT
A composite manuscript. Part 1, by several hands of the twelfth century, contains the False Investiture privileges, the imperial version of the Papal Election Decree, the so-called De investitura regis tract (a miscellany on king doing penance), polemics of the investiture contest (Sigebert of Gembloux, Ivo of Chartres), and the Concordat of Worms, various polemics. Part 2, from the early eleventh century (Hoffmann, Märtl), contains excerpts of the second version of the Collectio duodecim partium. See the description by Märtl MGH Fontes iuris 13, 104-195: http://www.mgh.de/dmgh/resolving/MGH_Fontes_iuris_13_S._104. See also Müller, Untersuchungen, 29-31 (who seems to suggest an earlier date for Part 2 on p. 29 ("reicht ... ins 10./11. Jhd.") but p. 30 opts for a later date on palaeographical reasons ("vielleicht eher ins zweite Drittel des 11. Jhds. zu setzen"). Note that he refers to Part 1 as "zweiter Teil" and vice versa.
Links
Information at manuscripta.at Entry in library catalog
