London, British Library, Royal 11.D.IX
| Library | London, British Library |
|---|---|
| Shelfmark | Royal 11.D.IX |
| Century | saec. XIVin |
| Provenance | At Oxford by 1336 |
| General region of origin | France |
| Collection | Gratian, Concordia discordantium canonum |
| Digital Images | not online as of late 2025 |
| Description at | searcharchives.bl.uk |
| Description at 2 | mirabileweb.it |
| Author | mlgb.bodleian.ox.ac.uk |
London, British Library, Royal 11.D.IX is a copy of Gratian's Concordia discordantium canonum.
Catalogue
The BL online catalogue describes it as follows:
GRATIAN'S Decretum, with the marginal apparatus of Bartholomaeus Brixiensis (cf. 9 C. III, 11 D. II). The paleae in the text are about as numerous as in 10 E. II. On fly-leaves, in early 14th cent. hands, are:-(a) Lecture on Causa ii, qu. i, cap. 19, beg 'Lecturus sum capitulum Si peccaerit, quod a Graciano'. f. 2 ;-(b) Lecture on C. xxiii, qu. lv, capp. 22, 23, beg. 'Lecturus sum cap. Nabugodonosor, quod eat insertum'. f. 2;-(c) Sermon on Gen. xii. 2, beg. 'Bewdicam tibi, &c.: In hiis verbis primo tangitur'. f. 3;-(d) Lecture, or sermon to students, on Ps. lxx. 17, beg. 'In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti amen. Deus docuisti me, &c.: Verba primo proposita scripta sunt in canone xxiii'. f. 369;-(e) Note entitled 'Discordancia canonistarum et theologorum'. f. 369b;-(f) Discussion of a case of irregularity supposed to arise out of the martyrdom of S. Thomas of Canterbury. Beg. 'C. clericus Thomas Cant suggessit R. militi'. f. 370 b. The last is in a different hand. ukarnys notes in the hand of a-e occur throughout the volume. Vellum; ff. 371. 17 in. x 101/4 in. Early XIV cent. Gatherings of 12 leaves (xviii4, xxiii8, xxxi13, xxxii4), with catchwords. Sec. fol. 'sunt autem'. Small miniature-initials (dist. i and each causa) with gold backgrounds; other initials flourished in red and blue. [...]
Description
Membr.; 371 ff.; 425 × 260; Francia; sec. XIII ex.-XIV in. Pecie (gl.). Poss.: Abbazia di Saint Albans. F. 5v: Iste liber est de speciali provisione fr. Thome de Aylesberi monachi monasterii s. Albani doctoris decretorum ad usum perpetuum monasterii predicti; Magister Rogerus de Saresburia sacre theologie professor dedit hunc librum Deo et ecclesie sancti Albani, quem qui ab eadem ecclesia alienaverit vel titutum fraudulenter deleverit indignationem Dei et b. Albani se noverit incursurum. Anima. dicti mag. Rogeri et omnium benefactorum predicte ecclesie requiescant in pace. Amen.
Literature
Kuttner, Repertorium p. 106. - Soetermeer, Utrunque ius 233. – Murano, Opere n. 287.
