Bod-Inc: T-063
Textoris, Guilermus
Sermo de passione Christi, et al.
Analysis of Content
a1r [Title-page.] ‘Sermones tres de passione Christi trium uenerabilium doctorum quorum primum compilauit siue Guilermus de Aquisgrano siue Gabriel Urach ceterorum nomina ignorantur'.
a2r Textoris de Aquisgrano, Guilermus [pseudo-; Biel, Gabriel: Sermo historialis passionis dominicae.] ‘Sermo deuotissimus et magistralis de passione domini'. Incipit: ‘ “[I]esum tradidit uoluntati eorum”. Luce .xxiii. [Lc 23,25] . . . Verba ista sunt charissimi illius non tam corporum quam animarum . . .’ See M. Elze, ‘Zur Überlieferung des Sermo historialis passionis dominicae von Gabriel Biel', Zeitschrift für Kirchengeschichte, 81 (1970), 362-74, at 364 no. 4. The opening says ‘ad instantiam excellentissimi doctoris Guilermi de Rupeforti cancellarii regis Francie ingenii et sanctimonie non minoris impressus'.
n8v Textoris de Aquisgrano, Guilermus [pseudo-; Kannemann, Johannes]: Sermo de passione Christi secundum quattuor evangelistas. Incipit: ‘ “[E]gredimini filie Syon” . . . Cantico iii [Ct 3,11]. Verba ista hodie cuilibet fideli anime proponuntur . . .’ See L. Oliger, ‘Johannes Kannemann, ein deutscher Franziskaner aus dem 15. Jahrhundert', Franziskanische Studien, 5 (1918), 39-67, at 63 no. 1; VL IV 983-6, at 985.
t3v Passio siue sermo in diebus parasceues. Incipit: ‘ “[O]blatus est quia ipse uoluit” uerba proposita Ysa. liii [Is 53,7] originaliter sunt scripta. Sancta mater ecclesia . . .’
y2v [Colophon.]
y4r Anselmus [pseudo-]: De passione Domini. ‘De passione Ihesu Christi querentis et gloriosissime Marie uirginis respondentis dyalogus'. PL CLIX 271-88 (incomplete at end, explicit: ‘et ei compatiebantur'). On authorship see PL CLIX 271.
z2r Bernardus [Claravallensis, pseudo-; Oglerius de Tridino]: De planctu Beatae Mariae Virginis [version B.] Altprovenzalische Marienklage des XIII. Jahrhunderts, ed. W. Mushacke, Romanische Bibliothek, 3 (Halle an der Saale, 1890), 41-50; C. W. Marx, ‘The Quis dabit of Oglerius de Tridino, Monk and Abbot of Locedio', Journal of Medieval Latin, 4 (1994), 118-29, at 122-9. Other versions have been edited by K. Chr. J. W. de Vries, De Mariaklachten, Zwolse drukken en herdrukken voor de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde te Leiden, 48 (Zwolle, 1964), 59-64 and 277-92 [version A] and in PL CLXXXII 1133-42 [version C]. On the authorship see H. Barré, ‘Le Planctus Mariae attribué à Bernard', Revue d'ascétique et de mystique, 28 (1952), 243-66, at 252-9 (where it is suggested that the De planctu is an extract from the Tractatus in laudibus Sancte Dei Genitricis), and VL I 793-4.
Imprint
Imprint: Strasbourg: [Martin Flach], 18 Oct. 1490. 4°.
Collation
Collation: a–z8.
Types: Types: 160, 80.
Leaves: 184 leaves.
Line number: 35 lines (a2r).
Type area: Type area: 140 ×91 mm (a2r).
References
ISTC: it00121000
Hain: H *1139 (Anselmus and Bernardus); C 987 (Bernardus); C 5777;
Goff: Goff T‑121;
Proctor: Pr 686;
Others: BSB‑Ink B‑512; Oates 251; Sack, Freiburg, 3369; Sheppard 480.
LCN: 14098900
Copies
Copy number: T-063(1)
Wanting the blank leaf z8.
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf, with the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; the spine gold-tooled; the title and imprint in gilt on two square green leather labels pasted on the spine; sprinkled red-edged leaves.
Size: 185 × 141 × 26 mm.
Size of leaf: 178 × 123 mm.
On the front of the rear endleaf a poem and a prayer in a contemporary German hand in brown ink: ‘Littora quot conchas rosarea quot amena flores | quotue soporiferum grana papauer habet | (mundi ruinas) piscibus quot unda natatur | vessilius(?) totus numerum dic . . .' (Ov. Tr. 5. 2. 23-5, with the last line unidentified); ‘Sancta Susanna exaudi me in dei nomine et uide angustias meas et cogita . . . et angustiis meis amen'.
Provenance: Purchased for £0. 5. 6; see Books Purchased (1825), 2.
SHELFMARK: Auct. 1Q 6.16.
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