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- Text-inc Id:
- tip00102000
- Bod-inc Id:
- P-027
- Headings:
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Paratus
Sermones ‘Parati' de tempore et de sanctis.
- Analysis of content:
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A1r [Title-page.]
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A2r Sermones ‘Parati' de tempore et de sanctis. ‘Paratus de tempore continens euangeliorum de tempore expositiones necnon de tempore epistolarum sermones incipit feliciter.’ Incipit: ‘ “[P]aratus est iudicare viuos et mortuos “ [I Pt 4,5]. In verbis istis describitur ultimus aduentus Domini . . .’ See Schneyer, Repertorium, IV nos 1-254; VL VII 303-4.
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A1v [Sermo ii de tempore.] Incipit: ‘ “[P]repara te in occursum dei tui “ [Am 4,12]. In verbis propositis hortatur nos . . .’ Inserted between nos 1 and 2.
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x4v [Table of contents.]
- Imprint:
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[Speier: Peter Drach, c.1492]. Folio.
- Collation:
- A–K8.6.6.6.6 L8 M–R6 n8 o6 p6 q8 r–x6. 166 leaves, 108 blank.
- References:
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Source: Bodleian
ISTC: ip00102000
H *12399;
Goff P‑102;
Pr 2390;
Sheppard 1732.
LCN: 14443128
- Copies:
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P-027(1)
Copy
For this copy see Coates–Jensen 256, no. 25.
Wanting the blank leaf R6. A2 signed A1.
Binding: Contemporary English blind-tooled calf, rebacked. Triple fillets form a double frame. Within the outer frame, a roll of flowers enclosed within lozenge-shaped rope. On the inner rectangle four rolls are impressed in vertical stripes: two different rolls: the four-petalled flower roll and a smaller version of the same. Sheppard refers to Oldham, Blind-stamped Bindings, pl. xxxix, roll 597(?), but this seems not to be correct. The binding may be a remboîtage.
Size: 267 × 196 × 35 mm.
Size of leaf: 262 × 182 mm.
Manuscript note by Douce on a slip of paper now pasted onto front endleaf.
Provenance: John Veyzey (fifteenth/sixteenth century); inscription on A1r: ‘Dompnus Jhon veyzey monachus'.
Robert Chapman (fl. 1489-1493); inscription on the same leaf: ‘huius monisterij de quo Ihesu haue marci yn hys sooll[ ] Amen quod Roberttus chepman Amen'.
John Bury[ ](?) (sixteenth century?); signature on X6v.
Francis Douce (1757-1834); see manuscript note above.
Thomas Combe (1797-1872).
Acquired in 1845 from Combe; see inserted letter to Dr Bandinel, dated 21 May 1845: ‘I bought this copy of Paratus at a Bookseller's in Oxford. It evidently has belonged to Douce, whether it formed part of your collection or escaped before I cannot say'.
This book was apparently not part of Douce's bequest; see Catalogue of the Printed Books and Manuscripts bequeathed by Francis Douce . . . to the Bodleian Library, ed. H. Symonds et al. (Oxford, 1840).
SHELFMARK: Douce 311.
