tij00511000

Text-inc Id:

tij00511000

Headings:

Justinianus Institutiones (with the Glossa ordinaria of Accursius)

Subjects:

law-civil

Analysis of content:

1. [a2r] Justinianus: Institutiones. [Titulus, in red.] ‘[I]n nomine Domini nostri Iesu Christi. Imperator Cesar. Flavus. Iustinianus. Alamannicus. Goticus. Francus. Germanicus. Acticus. Gwandalicus. Affricus. pius ac felix. inclitus victor ac triumphator: semper augustus. Cupide legum iuventuti Salutem. Institutionum seu. elementorum domini Iustiniani Incipit liber primus.’ [Accursius] Glossa ordinaria. Incipit: ‘[I]n nomine domini nostri Ihesu Christi.” Ex hoc nota quod christianus fuit. Alias non posset imperare ...’ [E4v] Explicit: ‘... l. Adventura est. et ff. de lumbis publi. iudi. per totum titulum usque ad titulum de appellationibus qui sequitur. Explicit apparatus Institutionum.’ [The glossa is printed in the same columns as the main text, using smaller types.]
2. [a2r] Justinianus.: Institutiones. Incipit: ‘[I]mperatoriam maiestatem non solum armis decoratam sed etiam legibus oportet esse armatam …’ [E4v] Explicit: ‘... … Sed de publicis iudiciis hec exposuimus ut nobis possibile sit summo digito et quasi per indicem ea tetigisse. Alioquin diligentior eorum scientia vobis ex latioribus digestorum seu pandectarum libris Deo propicio adventura est.’ See tij00506000.
3. [a2r] [Accursius]: Glossa ordinaria. Incipit: ‘  “[I]n nomine domini nostri Ihesu Christi.” Ex hoc nota quod christianus fuit. Alias non posset imperare . . .’ On the relation of this edition to the manuscript tradition see Pietro Torelli, Per l'edizione della glossa accursiana alle Istituzioni (Bologna, 1935), 118. There is a critical edition of the first book, Accursius Florentinus, Glossa ad Institutiones Justiniani imperatoris (Liber I) (Bologna, 1939). See also Savigny V 279-305. See tij00506000.
4. [E4v] [Editorial close and colophon] Incipit: ‘Institutionum presens opus insigne variis ex libris scriptis et impressis iurisperitorum industria perexacte emendatum ac per partes titulorum et paragraphorum iuxta domini Ioannis de Platea aliorumque legum doctorum precepta limpidissime distinctum; Ioannes de Paderborne in VVestfalia, alma in universitate Lovaniensi residens, non fluviali calamo sed arte quadam caracterisandi modernissima suo proprio signo consignando feliciter consummavit anno incarnationis Dominice M° cccc° lxxv° mensis novembris die xxi. Sanctissimi in Christo patris et domini nostri domini Sixti divina providentia pape quarti anno pontificatus quinto. Divi Friderici tertii imperatoris semper augusti imperii anno vicesimoquarto, regni sui rhomani [sic] tricesimosexto et Hungarie decimoseptimo. Illustrissimi denique principis Karoli Dei gratia ducis Burgundie Brabantie etc. principatus anno octavo. Generosi insuper antistis Ludovici de Borboen [sic] Leodiensis Dei gratia presulisanno xix. [profile of a man with a hat.]’ [In red.]
5. [E5r] [Tabula.] Incipit: ‘Rubrice primi libri institutionum’ [E5v] Explicit: ‘Expliciunt rubrice institutionum.’

Imprint:

Louvain Johannes de Westfalia f° Reproductions of the watermarks found in the paper used in this edition are provided by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands.; CIBN reports variants; Woodcut Secundo folio: (a3r) usus legum calu(m)nie pulsio et iuris religio 21 Nov. 1475

Collation:

[a–n⁸ o⁶ p–z⁸ A–D⁸ E⁶]. 220 ll. [Profile of a man with a hat on E4v, in red.]

References:

Source: Cambridge UL; Paris BN (Res-F-36). ISTC: ij00511000 GW 7587. Created by A. Panzanelli

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