Liber sextus decretalium.
Catholic Church.Pope (1294-1303 : Boniface VIII)
BonifaceVIII,Pope,-1303.
Mandagot, Guillaume de,-1321.
Frédol, Bérenger,-1323.
Petroni, Ricardo,approximately 1250-1314.
Giovanni d'Andrea,approximately 1270-1348,glossator.
Johannes,Monachus,-1313,glossator.
Guido,de Baysio,-1313,glossator.
Eggestein, Heinrich,approximately 1415-printer.
Catholic Church.Decretales Gregorii IX.
Faculty of Advocates (Scotland).Library.depositor.StEdAL
[Strassburg : Heinrich Eggestein,
ca. 1470-1473]
" ... canonical collection compiled under order of Boniface VIII by Guillaume de Mandagot, Bishop of Embrun, Berenger Fredoli, Bishop of Beziers, and Ricardo Petroni, of Siena, vice-chancellor of the pope ... The glossators of the "Sextus" were Johannes Andrew, author of the ordinary gloss, to which he made some additions ... ; Johannes Monachus (d. 1313) and Guido de Baysio (d. 1313) ... a continuation of the five books of the Decretals of Gregory IX ..."--Cath. encyc., v. 9, p. 227.
Title, place of printing, and printer from ISTC.
Goff, Bodleian Lib. 15th cent., GW, BN cat. des incun., and BSB-Ink give date as [ca. 1470-1472; ISTC gives date as [ca. 1473] with alternate dates as [ca. 1470-1472].
Leaves 78, 79, 105, 149, and 291 are blank.
Signatures: [1-4¹⁰ 5¹²¹ 6-7¹⁰ 8⁶ 9¹⁰ 10-11⁸ 12-15¹⁰ 16⁴ 17-20¹⁰ 21¹²].
In double columns. 59 lines of commentary surrounding text. Types: 133, text; 99, commentary. Capital spaces in text and commentary. Incipits and rubrics printed in red.
Rubricated. Initials chiefly supplied in red with some in green. First initial supplied in both with slight border decoration.
BM 15th cent.,
Goff
GW
ISTC
Hain-Copinger
Pellechet
Bodleian Lib. 15th cent.,
BSB-Ink
Proctor
BN cat. des incun.,
IBP
Harper cat.
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Scored out monasterial provenance on recto of first leaf. Advocates Library ex libris stamp dated 1808 on front free endpaper and on deposit from the Advocates Library.
Early blind stamped pigskin over wooden boards. Evidence of clasps, bosses and chaining; none of which remains. Pastedowns and endpapers of paper watermarked Russell & Edmeads 1801. Bound at end of text is a vellum leaf of contemporary liturgical manuscript music with marginal annotations.
Canon law
France Strasbourg.