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Manuscripts
90 Belluno. - Liber Scholae Sartorum. MS. on vellum of the
XVI. and XVII. Century. 131 11. fnumbered 1—81, 84—132, 131),
1 1. blank, 10 II. of paper (at the beg.) 27V» X IQ cm., with different
number of the lines. Written partly in fine minuscule, partly in
running band, in the Latin and Italian languages, by various hands.
Original Italian binding of wooden boards, back covered with blind
stamped calf (sl. wormed, one clasp gone). Frs. 300.—
Collatiön:
Fol. la: Incipit Über scole sartorum (A) D honorem Omnipotentis dei.
Fol. 1b - 6a: List of the deceased magistri, fratres, confratres and labo-
ratores.
Fol. 7a: Duty of the members to say certain prayers for a deceased.
Fol. 8 a — Qb: List of the fratres scole sartorum.
Fol. lob: Ordine di accettare Fratelli esenti et obedienti et di crear li
castaldi et massaro.
Fol. 11a - 16 b: Special dispositions and regulations.
Fol. 17a - 71b and 87b up to the end: Reditus scole with the contracts
of donation, emption and disposal, from 1522-1679- — There is inserted (fol. 72 a
- 87 a) a list of the confratres, magistri, dantes holeum, drapiczi, fradelli esenti.
fradelli obedienti. To the beginning are prefixed 10 leaves of paper: Repertorio
overo Tauola al presente libro dei instrumenti statuti . . . della Scola di S. Homo
bon . . . per me Andr. Ridiafino nodario di quella dall’ anno 1601. The end
is on fol. 131b: L. di Dio. Franc.eo Begona.
The MS. is adorned with nice Initials whidi are curiously painted with
heads and faces. Fürther we' make a special mention of the numerous marks
of the notaries on the verifications of the single contracts. On the reverse
of leaf 42 is a ridily decorated inscription to the memory of the writer Andrea
Cantilena (died 1586).
According to the Statutes of the order the members had to be domiciled
at Belluno. Only sartores, cunatores, lanarii or draparii were admitted. Eadi
member was engaged to hand over yearly on the holidays of S. Petrus and S.
Franciscus 11 solidi and 1 pound of oil to the fratres minores.
This interesting MS. whidi should be rather called a Collec-
tion of M anu sc ripts, gives very valuable and exhaustive Infor-
mation about the Schola Sartorum at Belluno. It was founded 14H
and adopted in the 16th Century the name Schola S. Homobon (Saint
Homobonus is the patron of the tailors). The great nu mb er of
names, in many caseswith dates, andthetransactions mentio-
nedin th e nu mer o u s agre e m ent s are important c o ntri bu t ions
to the history of Belluno. But also for the history of the Orders
of the XV. and XVI. Century the MS. is of an eminent interest on account of
the detailed description this example contains. Finally, the MS. is in a g o o d
condition and is preserved in its fine original binding.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
90 Belluno. - Liber Scholae Sartorum. MS. on vellum of the
XVI. and XVII. Century. 131 11. fnumbered 1—81, 84—132, 131),
1 1. blank, 10 II. of paper (at the beg.) 27V» X IQ cm., with different
number of the lines. Written partly in fine minuscule, partly in
running band, in the Latin and Italian languages, by various hands.
Original Italian binding of wooden boards, back covered with blind
stamped calf (sl. wormed, one clasp gone). Frs. 300.—
Collatiön:
Fol. la: Incipit Über scole sartorum (A) D honorem Omnipotentis dei.
Fol. 1b - 6a: List of the deceased magistri, fratres, confratres and labo-
ratores.
Fol. 7a: Duty of the members to say certain prayers for a deceased.
Fol. 8 a — Qb: List of the fratres scole sartorum.
Fol. lob: Ordine di accettare Fratelli esenti et obedienti et di crear li
castaldi et massaro.
Fol. 11a - 16 b: Special dispositions and regulations.
Fol. 17a - 71b and 87b up to the end: Reditus scole with the contracts
of donation, emption and disposal, from 1522-1679- — There is inserted (fol. 72 a
- 87 a) a list of the confratres, magistri, dantes holeum, drapiczi, fradelli esenti.
fradelli obedienti. To the beginning are prefixed 10 leaves of paper: Repertorio
overo Tauola al presente libro dei instrumenti statuti . . . della Scola di S. Homo
bon . . . per me Andr. Ridiafino nodario di quella dall’ anno 1601. The end
is on fol. 131b: L. di Dio. Franc.eo Begona.
The MS. is adorned with nice Initials whidi are curiously painted with
heads and faces. Fürther we' make a special mention of the numerous marks
of the notaries on the verifications of the single contracts. On the reverse
of leaf 42 is a ridily decorated inscription to the memory of the writer Andrea
Cantilena (died 1586).
According to the Statutes of the order the members had to be domiciled
at Belluno. Only sartores, cunatores, lanarii or draparii were admitted. Eadi
member was engaged to hand over yearly on the holidays of S. Petrus and S.
Franciscus 11 solidi and 1 pound of oil to the fratres minores.
This interesting MS. whidi should be rather called a Collec-
tion of M anu sc ripts, gives very valuable and exhaustive Infor-
mation about the Schola Sartorum at Belluno. It was founded 14H
and adopted in the 16th Century the name Schola S. Homobon (Saint
Homobonus is the patron of the tailors). The great nu mb er of
names, in many caseswith dates, andthetransactions mentio-
nedin th e nu mer o u s agre e m ent s are important c o ntri bu t ions
to the history of Belluno. But also for the history of the Orders
of the XV. and XVI. Century the MS. is of an eminent interest on account of
the detailed description this example contains. Finally, the MS. is in a g o o d
condition and is preserved in its fine original binding.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.