Leuven, KU Leuven Bibliotheken Bijzondere Collecties, Ms. 1585

Categoriae decem ex Aristotele decerptae (fragment)

Manuscript description

Manuscript ID

mmfc-16084

Title

Categoriae decem ex Aristotele decerptae (fragment)

Collection

Leuven, KU Leuven Bibliotheken Bijzondere Collecties

Shelfmark

Leuven, KU Leuven Bibliotheken Bijzondere Collecties, Ms. 1585

Manuscript Category

philosophy

Document type

library book / reference book

References

Online catalogue record

KU Leuven Libraries Catalogue

Digital reproduction

Teneo
Fragmentarium (digital reproduction)

IIIF Manifest

https://lib.is/IE2940732/manifest
https://fragmentarium.ms/metadata/iiif/F-vo3b/manifest.json

Other online data sources

Fragmentarium

Fragment container

UNIT ID

mmfc-16085

Leaf count

1 horizontal strip

Remaining fragment

UNIT ID

mmfc-16083

Page range

fol. [1]

Form

Codex

Integrity

Fragment: 1 leaf, cut horizontally in half. Only the lower half of the leaf is preserved.

Language

Latin (main)

Origin

Date
second half 12th century (Godfried Croenen)
Evidence
Script, decoration

Support

Material

Parchment

Number of leaves

1

Fragment dimensions

h: 130 mm x w: 220 mm

Layout

Section
fol. [1]r-v
Description
8 remaining lines, interlinear space 8 mm,
Columns
1
Layout formula
| T |
Ruling
Full ruling, Lead-point ruling
Prickings
no prickings visible in outer margin
Text dimensions
h: 70 mm x w: 125 mm
Paratextual features
marginal glosses

Writing

Script

Praegothica

Decoration

Type

ornamental initials, pen-flourished initials, rubrics red, illuminated, rubrics

Description

Early pen-flourished initials with very simple decoration in red and green ink. Red rubrication.

1. Categoriae decem ex Aristotele decerptae

UNIT ID

mmfc-54678

Page range

fol. [1]r-v (defective)

Title

Categoriae decem ex Aristotele decerptae

Categoriae

Contributors

Aristoteles (author)

Language

Latin (main)

Incipit

De facere et pati. Dicta sunt omnia [...] (fol. [1]r)

Explicit

[Et dulce enim dulci, et albo] (fol. [1]v)

Notes

Textual content
Latin summary of the 'Ten Categories' from Aristoteles' Organon, which was thought to have been written by Augustinus Aurelius.
Manuscript description
  1. Fragment container
    1. Remaining fragment
      1. 1. Categoriae decem ex Aristotele decerptae