Cambridge, Parker Library, 10
| Library | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College |
|---|---|
| Shelfmark | MS 10 |
| Century | saec. XII3/4 |
| Provenance | ? |
| European region of origin | Northern France or England |
| Collection | Gratian, Concordia discordantium canonum |
| Digital Images | stanford.edu |
| Description at | stanford.edu |
| Author | Giovanna Murano |
The manuscript is a copy of Gratian, Concordia discordantium canonum.
Description
Membr.; 363 ff.; 434 × 282; Francia (Nord) o Inghilterra; sec. XII, terzo quarto. Decorato (Channel style) e rubricato. Alcune glosse sono incorniciate (17rb, 31r), in altre la scrittura crea forme geometriche (triangoli). Nello spazio delle glosse è stato aggiunto il nome dell'autore del Decretum: Gratianus (23r). Acquistato da Matthew Parker (1504-1575), arcivescovo di Canterbury.
Contents
Introductio ‘In prima parte agitur’ (1ra-11rb, tit. add. post.: Decretum aureum D. Gratiani); Decretum (12ra-363) cum gl.; Arbor consanguinitatis (330v, senza testo)
Literature
M.R. James, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Library of Corpus Christi College, I-II, Cambridge 1912, 30-31. – Kuttner, Repertorium pp. 4, 23. – Ullmann, The paleae 202 (siglum Co). – T.S.R. Boase, English Art 110-1216, Oxford 1958, 280 pl. 92a. – Schilling, Decretum 30, 32, 34, pl. XVI-XVII; XX, 1; XXI, 2; XXII, 3; XXIII, 3. – Cahn, Iconography of the Division of the Powers 68. – Petersmann, Constitutum Constantini 408, 409. – Mathew Parker’s Legacy: Books and Plate, Cambridge 1975, n. 17 pl. 17. – Melnikas, Corpus I, p. 115 fig. 13 (f. 92); p. 253 fig. 16 (f. 142v). – Nordenfalk, Review of Melnikas 326-28. – Weigand, Glossen 712-13. – Weigand, Fälschungen als Paleae 302. – Cahn, Romaneque manuscripts I, 26, 35 n. 75; II, 110-11. – C. De Hamel, The Parker Library. Treasure from the Collection at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, England, Cambridge 2000, 34. – Illuminating the Law 114-122 e figg.
