Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Fragm. 300

Gratianus, Decretum (fragment)

Manuscript description

Manuscript ID

mmfc-22345

Title

Gratianus, Decretum (fragment)

Collection

Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience

Shelfmark

Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Fragm. 300

Manuscript Category

law and regulations

Document type

library book / reference book

Topic

canon law

Notes

General
Fragment has been used as a frisket sheet, as can be seen from the traces of red ink on the fragment.

References

Digital reproduction

Fragmentarium (digital reproduction)

IIIF Manifest

https://fragmentarium.ms/metadata/iiif/F-g4lw/manifest.json

Other online data sources

Fragmentarium
Main - fol. [1]r - PDM 1.0
Extra - fol. [1]v - PDM 1.0

Folder

UNIT ID

mmfc-22346

Leaf count

1 strip

Remaining fragment

UNIT ID

mmfc-22347

Page range

fol. [1]

Form

Codex

Integrity

Fragment

Fragments' earlier hosts

Fragment was used in the binding of Henricus Uranius, Compendium hebraeae grammatices, printed by Walter Fabricius in Cologne in 1559 (Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, C 728).

Language

Latin (main)

Origin

Date
first half 14th century (Elize Van Opstal)
Evidence
Script

Support

Material

Parchment

Foliation

No numbering

Fragment dimensions

h: 22 mm x w: 95 mm

Layout

Section
fol. [1]r-v (fol. [1]r)
Description
Text might have been a textus inclusus with glosses.
Columns
2
Layout formula
| T | | T |
Intercolumnar space
10 mm

Writing

Script

Southern gothica textualis (Southern gothica textualis formata)

Decoration

Type

pen-flourished initials with interior reserved shapes, rubrics red, ornamental initials, rubrics

Description

Pen-flourished initials with interior reserved shapes in red and blue ink. Red rubrication.

1. Decretum Gratiani

UNIT ID

mmfc-53067

Page range

fol. [1]r-v (defective)

Title

Decretum Gratiani

Decretum

Contributors

Gratianus (author)

Language

Latin (main)

Keywords

Genre

law code
Manuscript description
  1. Folder
    1. Remaining fragment
      1. 1. Decretum Gratiani