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Bod-Inc: G-315

Guilelmus Ockham

Quodlibeta (ed. Cornelius Oudendijck).

 

Analysis of Content

a1r [Title-page.]

a2r Guilelmus Ockham: Quodlibeta. Edited by Cornelius Oudendijck. Guilelmus de Ockham, Quodlibeta septem, ed. Joseph C. Wey, Opera Theologica, 9 (St Bonaventure, NY, 1980), with this edition recorded on 21*, as ‘X'; see Thorndike–Kibre 1663, and Sharpe, Latin Writers, no. 2136. The editor is named in the colophon.

[con]4r [Colophon.]

[con]4r ‘Tituli.’

[con]8v [Prospectus.] Incipit: ‘Hec Quotlibeta reperies ad intersignium rose in vico nouo beate Marie Parisiensis.’

Imprint

Imprint: Paris: Pierre Le Rouge, [for Vincent Commin?], 27/8 Feb. 1487/8. 4°.

Remarks: The address at the end could be either Commin's or Le Rouge's (see Hillard).

Collation

Collation: a–i K l–z [et] [con]8.

References

ISTC: io00016000

GW: GW 11911;

Hain: HC 11940;

Goff: Goff O‑16;

BMC: BMC VIII 108;

Proctor: Pr 8091;

Others: Hillard 957; Oates 3006; Rhodes 1260; Sack, Freiburg, 1718; Sheppard 6292-3.

LCN: 14766981

Copies

Copy number: G-315(1)

Formerly bound with Petrus de Aliaco, De anima. Paris: Guy Marchant, 24 Sept. 1494 (Pr 7993), which was taken out for an exchange with the British Museum in 1913; see note by F[alconer] M[adan] inside the upper cover; also notes by G. D. Amery in ‘Exchange of Duplicate Incunabula with the BM' (Library Records c. 1054, fol. 14) where it is described as being unbound.

Wanting gathering t, which has been missing since the fifteenth/sixteenth century; a note on s8v in a fifteenth/sixteenth-century hand: ‘Hic deffic[it] .t.’

Binding: Seventeenth-century parchment; bound for the Bodleian Library; the gold stamp of the Library on both covers; two ties lost.

Size: 178 × 140 × 33 mm.

Size of leaf: 171 × 121 mm.

Four parchment endleaves from an early-thirteenth-century manuscript. The front endleaves contain Casus Decretorum. Had the leaves not been cut up, the full coverage of endleaf 1r-v would have been C. 7, from Gratian's introduction to c. 35 of q. 1. Endleaf 2r-v would have covered C. 11 q. 1 c. 39 to C. 11 q. 3 c. 41. The first rear endleaf would have covered C. 12 q. 5 c. 3 (in med.) to C. 13 q. 2 c. 29; the second would have covered C. 16 q. 3 c. 1 to C. 16 q. 4 c. 4(5). The Casus are either those of Benencasa or those of Bartholomaeus Brixiensis (a modernized version of those of Benencasa), with the latter being more likely.

Some early marginal annotations, pointing hands, ‘nota' marks, and underlining in the text in black ink.

Provenance: Acquired by 1738; see Fysher, Catalogus (1738), II 241.

Former Bodleian shelfmark: 8° H 61 Th.

SHELFMARK: Auct. 1Q 6.2.

Copy number: G-315(2)

Wanting a1.

Binding: Eighteenth-century(?) marbled paper boards; bound for the Bodleian Library. Spine badly damaged.

Size: 193 × 140 × 31 mm.

Size of leaf: 184 × 130 mm.

Provenance: John Selden (1584-1654); Greek motto on a2r; ‘Gulielmi Olran' in a seventeenth-century hand on a2r; see MS. Selden Supra 111, fol. 35v: ‘Olrani Quodlibeta. 4°. Par. 1487'. Presented in 1659.

SHELFMARK: 4° Q 2 Art. Seld.


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