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120 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS [74
v 128, vi 1283, vii 129, viii 129, ix 1293, x 130, xi 1303,
XII 131.
Similitude 1 132, 11 1323, in 1323, iv 1323, v 133, vi 134.3,
vii 1353, viii 136, ix 1383, x 145.
Ending 1453: et uirgines in domum meam. Amen.
This is the vulgata versio of the Pastor. On the MSS. see
Gebhardt, Harnack, Zahn, Patres Apostol. III. p. xv. This MS. was
collated by Bell, and by Wake for Le Clerc. Bunsen, Christianity
and Mankind, I. 184, 185, speaks of it as an uncorrected copy and
proposed to edit it. Harnack etc. print this version only where
the Palatine version or the Greek is defective. There is as yet no
critical edition in which all the MSS. have been used, but the
version has been often printed, for until the Codex Sinaiticus was
discovered it was the only known authority for the text.
On 146 3 neatly written (xvi) is :
et/zi pt/BXlov TaXflwrov Kai tpcXoreis
very probably written by Rob. Talbot the antiquary who was canon of Norwich in 1547.
„ f (E. z. 8 or 9) cf. 143
74. Burley. J E <
( K. 16
Vellum, 13 x 9j, ff. 1 + 197, double cols, of 49 lines. Cent, xiv,
late (1391), in a clear rather dull hand. The first quire in a rather
smaller script.
Calf binding, pr. 3s 6d.
Collation: 1 flyleaf, I8 | 212-i612 1710 (wants 10). Foliation in-
correct.
From Lanthony. On f. 1 a has been the inscription of Richard
Caine: it is erased but partially legible. I cannot revive the date
(probably 1413). It is in the usual terms.
On the flyleaf is an old title. In isto vol. continentur isti libri
hie notati added Expositi per mag. venerabiliss. mag. Walt. Burley.
The flyleaf is from a xivth cent. Civil Law MS. in double
columns.
f. 1 a blank.
1. Liber de substantia orbis . . . . . . . f. 1 3
(In) (p)rohem(io) huius libri continuacionem duas partes in
prima parte comentator ponit quedam declarata ab aristotile
—ad motorem primum etc. etc. est finis istius libri.
Expl. tr. de subst. orbis.
v 128, vi 1283, vii 129, viii 129, ix 1293, x 130, xi 1303,
XII 131.
Similitude 1 132, 11 1323, in 1323, iv 1323, v 133, vi 134.3,
vii 1353, viii 136, ix 1383, x 145.
Ending 1453: et uirgines in domum meam. Amen.
This is the vulgata versio of the Pastor. On the MSS. see
Gebhardt, Harnack, Zahn, Patres Apostol. III. p. xv. This MS. was
collated by Bell, and by Wake for Le Clerc. Bunsen, Christianity
and Mankind, I. 184, 185, speaks of it as an uncorrected copy and
proposed to edit it. Harnack etc. print this version only where
the Palatine version or the Greek is defective. There is as yet no
critical edition in which all the MSS. have been used, but the
version has been often printed, for until the Codex Sinaiticus was
discovered it was the only known authority for the text.
On 146 3 neatly written (xvi) is :
et/zi pt/BXlov TaXflwrov Kai tpcXoreis
very probably written by Rob. Talbot the antiquary who was canon of Norwich in 1547.
„ f (E. z. 8 or 9) cf. 143
74. Burley. J E <
( K. 16
Vellum, 13 x 9j, ff. 1 + 197, double cols, of 49 lines. Cent, xiv,
late (1391), in a clear rather dull hand. The first quire in a rather
smaller script.
Calf binding, pr. 3s 6d.
Collation: 1 flyleaf, I8 | 212-i612 1710 (wants 10). Foliation in-
correct.
From Lanthony. On f. 1 a has been the inscription of Richard
Caine: it is erased but partially legible. I cannot revive the date
(probably 1413). It is in the usual terms.
On the flyleaf is an old title. In isto vol. continentur isti libri
hie notati added Expositi per mag. venerabiliss. mag. Walt. Burley.
The flyleaf is from a xivth cent. Civil Law MS. in double
columns.
f. 1 a blank.
1. Liber de substantia orbis . . . . . . . f. 1 3
(In) (p)rohem(io) huius libri continuacionem duas partes in
prima parte comentator ponit quedam declarata ab aristotile
—ad motorem primum etc. etc. est finis istius libri.
Expl. tr. de subst. orbis.