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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 271 was in the library of St Augustine's, Canterbury, where it once comprised two separate volumes that were first bound together in the fourteenth century. The first volume, containing the Decretales of Gregory IX, was donated to the abbey by a monk of St Augustine's, Martin de Totynton (fl. c. 1300), while the second part, containing the Decretals of Boniface VIII (Liber sextus), was donated by one 'Abbot T.'. This is probably abbot Thomas Findon (1283-1310) or possibly Thomas Poucyn (1334-43). A fourteenth-century hand has added the Constitutions of Archbishops Langton, Boniface and Pecham to the second volume. It presumably found its way into Parker's collection from St Augustine's.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Gregory IX - author

  1r-274v - Gregory IX, Decretales (Liber extra) || Libri sex decretalium, cum glossa ad quinque priores

  Note : (iv) Notes

  Note : (iir) Note on the Council of Rome 1212 and many memorial verses

  Note : (iiv) blank

  Note : On f. iiirverses on the seven arts:quicquid agunt artes ego semper predico partes Gramatica...astra viasque poli varias mihi vendico soli Astronomia

  Note : ff. iiiv-ivr blank

  Note : (ivv) in a fine hand of cent. xiv. List of Decretales ad monachos pertinentes

  Note : (vr) Capitula of the six books

  rubric : (1r) Incipit liber primus de summa trinitate et fide catholica

  incipit : (1r) Gregorius episcopus, etc.

  incipit : (1r) Rex pacificus pia miseracione

  Note : Gloss begins

  incipit : (1r) In huius libri principio .v. sunt precipue prenotanda

  Note : f. 70r-70vblank

  Note : (71r) Liber II

  Note : (128v) blank

  Note : (129r) Liber III

  Note : (192v) blank

  Note : (193r) Liber IV

  Note : (215v) Liber V

  Note : (274r) ending

  explicit : (274r) facere quis homachium compellatur.Laus tibi sit christe quoniam labor explicit iste et Ce.finito libro sit laus et gloria christo.Explicit iste liber mihi donet po[s]cula liber

  Note : Gloss ends

  explicit : (274r) S. de pact. pactiones. Finito libro, etc.

  Note : On f. 274v are two columns in a pretty hand

  incipit : (274v) Ecclesiastica censura iudices dampnabiliter abutuntur, etc.

  Note : Liber VI is contained in Volume II (see Item 1.1). James has run volumes 1 and 2 together as a single item, but they are separate and distinct

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Boniface VIII - author

  275r-346v - Decretals of Boniface VIII (Liber sextus)

  rubric : (275r) Incipit liber vius decretalium domini Bonifacii pape viii

  incipit : (275r) Bonifacius episcopus, etc.

  incipit : (275r) Sacrosancte romane ecclesie quam imperscrutabilis

  Note : (275r) A very beautiful initial with gold ground and partial border

  explicit : (344v) abesse contingat

  rubric : (344v) De regulis iuris

  explicit : (345v) contra legis nititur uoluntatem

  Note : On f. 72v are some notes

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Stephen Langton - author

  347r-353r - Stephen Langton, Constitutions (1222) || Constitutiones editae in concilio Oxoniensi sub Stephano [Langton] archiepiscopo Cantuar

  rubric : (347r) Concilium oxonie factum a domino Stephano Archiepiscopo Cantuar

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Boniface of Savoy - author

  353r-365v - Boniface of SavoyConstitutions (1261) || Constitutiones factae in concilio Lambhethae sub Bonifacio archiepiscopo Cantuar

  rubric : (353r) Constituciones Bonifacii Archiepiscopo

  
  

  Intervenants :

  John Pecham OFM - author

  365v-375v - John Pecham OFMConstitutiones prouinciales (Lambeth, 1281) || Constitutiones Iohannis de Peckham archiepiscopi Cantuar.

  rubric : (365v) Constituciones Johannis de peccham apud Lamhuthe

  explicit : (375v) consecrationis nostre tercio

  rubric : (375v) Expliciunt constituciones domini Johannis Archiepiscopi Cantuar. Composite apud lambethe

  Note : (ixr) Two flyleaves from a Civil Law MS. in double columns (xiii)