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9 changes: 5 additions & 4 deletions collections/Add_A/MS_Add_A_2.xml
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<author key="person_84975906">Johannes de Sacro Bosco</author>
<title key="work_2592">Tractatus de sphera</title>
<rubric>Incipit spera secundum M. Joannem Gallicum de Sacra Busco</rubric>
<incipit>[T]ractatum de sp[er]a quatuor capitulis distinguimus</incipit>
<incipit><supplied>T</supplied>ractatum de sp<supplied>er</supplied>a quatuor capitulis distinguimus</incipit>
<textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
</msItem>

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<additions>With notes in the margins in various hands, from differing dates, and some correction of the main text; e.g. fol. 7v and fol. 28r</additions>

<bindingDesc>
<binding notBefore="1700" notAfter="1800">
<binding notBefore="1400" notAfter="1500">
<p>Red leather on boards with blind tooling, brass bosses and fore-edge clasp fittings (15th century)</p>
</binding>
</bindingDesc>
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<provenance>Fol. 56v: '1452 (?) Visto; per mi Zohanne de Ipesoadan (?)'. For similar inscriptions, see
<ref target="https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_3524">MS. Canon. Misc. 486</ref>, <ref target="https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_4149">MS. D'Orville 36</ref>,
and <ref target="https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_7622">MS. Laud Lat. 48</ref>; also Edinburgh, Nat. Lib. Scotland, MS. Adv. 18. 3. 15.
Apparently to be read as <persName role="fmo">Giovanni dei Pescadori</persName>: see Giuseppe Billanovich, 'Il testo di Livio', <title>Italia medioevale e umanistica</title> 32 (1989), 53-99 at 85 and n. 93.</provenance>
Apparently to be read as <persName>Giovanni dei Pescadori</persName>: see Giuseppe Billanovich, 'Il testo di Livio', <title>Italia medioevale e umanistica</title> 32 (1989), 53-99 at 85 and n. 93.</provenance>

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<provenance>'V. g. 51', 'Pº xix. f. 3', 'V. E. 6': bought for 6s</provenance>
<provenance>'V. g. 51', 'Pº xix. f. 3', 'V. E. 6'</provenance>
<acquisition when="1860">Bought for 6s. at Sotheby's 20-1 June 1860, lot. 245, among lots 'formerly in the archives of two princely Roman families'.</acquisition>
</history>
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<msItem class="#legalia" n="1" xml:id="MS_Bodl_189-item1">
<title key="work_15565" type="desc">Year Books, 2, 7 and 12 Richard II (1379–89)</title>
<note>Abstracts of pleas in the Court of King's Bench at Westminster, in Norman French, from Trinity term 1379 to Easter term 1384 and (fol. 27) Trinity term 1388 to Easter term 1389</note>
<note>The arguments of Walter de Clopton and others are cited</note>
<note>Abstracts of pleas in the Court of King's Bench at Westminster, in Norman French, from Trinity term 1379 to Easter term 1384 and (fol. 27) Trinity term 1388 to Easter term 1389.</note>
<note>The arguments of Walter de Clopton and others are cited.</note>
<note>At the end of the first part is 'quod Tamwell [?]'; at the end of the second part, 'Explicit Annus duodecimus Regis Ricardi Secundi, quod Ricardus Pesture'</note>
<note>An example of the pleas is one (on fol. 20) where the dean and chapter of Lichfield plead for a scire facias against the prior of (Tickford, near) Newport Pagnell
for arrears of a pension, Hil. T., 7 Ric. ii = 1384</note>
for arrears of a pension, Hil. T., 7 Ric. ii = 1384.</note>
<textLang mainLang="xno">Anglo-Norman</textLang>
</msItem>

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<country key="place_7002445">England</country>
</origPlace>
</origin>
<provenance>No. 847 in the <persName role="fmo" key="person_1203">Thomas Rawlinson</persName> sale, Dec. 14, 1721.</provenance>
<provenance> Apparently then bought by <persName role="fmo" key="person_47563478">Dr. Richard Rawlinson</persName> for £1 15s.</provenance>
<acquisition when="1756">It probably therefore came to the Library in 1756: on the inside cover is a note in Rawlinson's hand. The manuscript seems to have been detached from the rest of the Rawlinson collection and to have been inserted in the Bodley collection about A.D. 1800 or a little earlier.</acquisition>
</history>
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<msContents>

<msItem class="#biblia" n="1" xml:id="MS_Bodl_275-item1">
<title key="work_10468" type="desc">Biblical concordance</title>
<author>Conrad of Halberstadt</author>

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<title key="work_10468" type="desc">Concordantiae Bibliae 'St. Jacques III'</title>


<note>A full alphabetical concordance to the Latin Bible, including proper names</note>
<note>The preface begins 'Cuilibet uolenti requirere Concordancias in hoc libro'</note>

<note>A full alphabetical concordance to the Latin Bible, including proper names.</note>
<incipit type="preface">Cuilibet uolenti requirere Concordancias in hoc libro</incipit>
<note>Four or five words of each passage are quoted</note>
<note>The first words are <hi rend="italic">A</hi>, <hi rend="italic">Aaron</hi>, <hi rend="italic">Abba pater</hi>, <hi rend="italic">Abachuch</hi>, and the last is <hi rend="italic">Zelpha</hi></note>

<note>The attribution of the work to <persName>Conrad of Halberstadt</persName> (as in Stegmuller and Kaeppelli) was rejected by Rouse and Rouse on the grounds that the earliest references to the text seem to predate Conrad's period of activity.</note>
<listBibl>
<bibl></bibl>
<bibl>Verfasserlexikon (1985) V col. 190</bibl>
</listBibl>
<textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>

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</origin>

<provenance type="MLGB3_provenance_evidence" source="http://mlgb3.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/mlgb/book/5847">
<orgName role="fmo" key="org_2142145857037522921207">Windsor, Berkshire, Royal collegiate chapel of St George</orgName> (?). No Windsor marks as the manuscript has been rebound</provenance>
<provenance>Identified with the Concordantie Biblie anon., the last item in the Benefactor's list. The 2º folio does not agree with that of the Concordantie Biblie in the 15th-century catalogue</provenance>
<provenance>There seems no evidence for Windsor (<ref target="http://mlgb3.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/mlgb/book/5847">MLGB3</ref>)</provenance>

<acquisition when="1612">Presented by the dean and canons of Windsor in 1612</acquisition>
<orgName role="fmo" key="org_2142145857037522921207">Windsor, Berkshire, Royal collegiate chapel of St George</orgName> (?). No Windsor marks as the manuscript has been rebound, but perhaps to be identified with the Concordantie Biblie anon., the last item in the Benefactor's list, althought the 2º folio does not agree with that of the Concordantie Biblie in the 15th-century catalogue..</provenance>
<acquisition when="1612">Presented by the dean and canons of Windsor in 1612 (?), see above.</acquisition>

</history>
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<msContents>
<msItem class="#sermones" n="4" xml:id="MS_Bodl_42-part2-item1">
<locus>(fol. 237: olim 10–17)</locus>
<title key="work_12983" type="desc">List of 'prothemata' or texts for sermons on holy days</title>
<title key="work_14567" type="desc">List of 'prothemata' or texts for sermons on holy days</title>
<textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
</msItem>
<msItem class="#theologica" n="5" xml:id="MS_Bodl_42-part2-item2">
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</supportDesc>
</objectDesc>
</physDesc>
<history>
<acquisition notAfter="1655">First appears in Bodleian lists about 1655.</acquisition>
</history>
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<adminInfo>
<recordHist>
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<rubric>Sequebatur eum multitudo... Reuerendi mei, dicit enim [?] Boecius</rubric>
<note>Four Latin sermons on the Sunday Epistles and Gospels</note>
<note><persName key="person_9841479">Robert Holcote</persName> is twice quoted, and some English words occur</note>
<textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
<textLang mainLang="la" otherLangs="enm">Latin with a little English</textLang>
</msItem>

<msItem n="2" xml:id="MS_Bodl_519-part2-item2">
<locus>(fol. 94)</locus>
<title type="desc" key="work_12983">Texts for sermons</title>
<title type="desc" key="work_14567">Texts (themata) for sermons</title>
<rubric>Themata pro diuersis diebus per totum annum</rubric>
<note>Perhaps imperfect at end</note>
<textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
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<locus>(fol. 1)</locus>
<author key="person_249874164">Nicholas de Byard</author>
<title key="work_3288">Summa de abstinentia</title>
<rubric>Duplex est abstinencia detestabilis &amp; laudabilis</rubric>
<note>'Summa sermonum que dicitur Summa abstinencie edita a quodam fratre Thoma [<hi rend="italic">this last word marked for deletion</hi>] de ordine Minorum
nomine Gilberto', a title from the colophon, which is followed by 'Adaptaciones omnium sermonum in hoc libello contentorum prout competunt sabbatis dominicis &amp;
<incipit>Duplex est abstinencia detestabilis &amp; laudabilis</incipit>
<rubric>Summa sermonum que dicitur Summa abstinencie edita a quodam fratre Thoma [<hi rend="italic">this last word marked for deletion</hi>] de ordine Minorum
nomine Gilberto</rubric>
<note>A title from the colophon, which is followed by 'Adaptaciones omnium sermonum in hoc libello contentorum prout competunt sabbatis dominicis &amp;
feriis tocius anni', and a list of the 130 chapters</note>
<textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
</msItem>
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</origPlace>
</origin>

<provenance>'hh q...', possibly a pressmark, 13th century, is on a label attached to fol. 24Sv. '[L]iber Willelmi...', 15th century</provenance>
<provenance>'hh q...', possibly a pressmark, 13th century, is on a label attached to fol. 24Sv. '<supplied>L</supplied>iber <persName role="fmo">Willelmi</persName> ...', 15th century</provenance>

<acquisition notAfter="1604" notBefore="1603">This volume appears to have come to the Library in 1603 or 1604</acquisition>
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</physDesc>

<history>
<acquisition when="1602">Combination of a gift by <persName role="dnr" key="person_2677">sir Walter Cope</persName> in 1602</acquisition>
<acquisition when="1602">Combination of two manuscripts given separately in 1602, see below.</acquisition>
</history>
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<msItem class="#mathematica" n="1" xml:id="MS_Bodl_584-part1-item1">
<locus>(fol. 1)</locus>
<title key="work_13155" type="desc">Mathematical treatise</title>
<note>Part of a mathematical treatise, consisting chiefly of notes on one of <persName role="aut">fra Luca Pacioli</persName>'s works</note>

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<note>Part of a mathematical treatise, consisting chiefly of notes on one of <persName key="person_87677562">fra Luca Pacioli</persName>'s works</note>
<note>The first part of the manuscript is chiefly arithmetical, then from fol. 12 geometrical</note>
<note>At fol. 59 are notes on <persName key="person_64800866">Apollonius Pergaeus</persName> and at fol. 69 on cubes</note>
<note>The text was attributed to <persName key="person_56739544">Niccolò Tartaglia (d. 1557)</persName> in some earlier scholarship, but Arnaldo Massotti suggested it comprises notes of the 16th-century mathematician <persName key="person_266157098346272550098">Richard Wentworth</persName>, a pupil of Tartaglia (A. Massotti, 'Rarità tartagliane', in <title>Niccolò Tartaglia</title> (Brescia, 1960), pp. 129-30). Fol. 12: 'Questo me era domandato a messer Nicolo Tartalia. 1539. a dj. 7. de settembre',</note>
<textLang mainLang="it">Italian</textLang>
</msItem>

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<origin>
<origDate calendar="Gregorian" notAfter="1600" notBefore="1500">16th century</origDate>
</origin>

<provenance><note>Fol. 12: 'Questo me era domandato a messer <persName role="fmo">Nicolo Tartalia</persName>. 1539. a dj. 7. de settembre', so the notes are possibly by <persName role="aut">Girolamo Cardano</persName></note>

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<acquisition when="1602">Given by <persName role="dnr" key="person_47109975">Dr. William Hakewill</persName>, in 1602, described as 'Memorial
nuova come si crede di Nic. Tartalea', see fol. v.</acquisition>
</history>
</msPart>
<msPart xml:id="MS_Bodl_584-part2">
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<msItem>
<locus>(fol. 149)</locus>
<note>Some moral advice from <persName key="person_59875293">Bernard of Clairvaux</persName>, &amp;c.
</note>
</note> <textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
</msItem>

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<country key="place_7002445">England</country>
</origPlace>
</origin>
<acquisition when="1602">Given by <persName role="fmo" key="person_2677">Walter Cope</persName> in 1602, described as 'Libellus Walteri Hilton ex Anglico in Lat. de Imagine Dei'.</acquisition>
</history>
</msPart>
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<author key="person_79150891">Innocent V</author>
<title key="work_2201">Commentary on Peter Lombard, Sententiae</title>
<incipit>Cum uenit igitur. Liber Sentenciarum sicut quidam fluuius</incipit>
<explicit>Explicit .iii<hi rend="super">us</hi>. liber Sentenciarum</explicit>
<explicit>Explicit .iii<hi rend="superscript">us</hi>. liber Sentenciarum</explicit>
<note>Commentary on the 3rd book of the <hi rend="italic">Sententiae</hi> </note>
<note>Stated in a 15th century hand on fol. 1 to be by 'Tarent' i.e. Thoms Tarent (so <hi rend="italic">Tanner</hi>), but it's the work of Peter of Tarontaise, afterwards Pope Innocent V
<note>Stated in a 15th century hand on fol. 1 to be by 'Tarent' i.e. Thoms Tarent (so <hi rend="italic">Tanner</hi>), but the work of Peter of Tarontaise, afterwards Pope Innocent V
</note>
<note>On fols 150v-152 a list of the questiones</note>
<note>On fols 150v-152 a list of the questiones.</note>

<bibl type="commentedOn">
<author key="person_51797933">Peter Lombard</author>
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