[Miscellanea Joannis Andreae et aliorum]. Lauacrum [con]sciencie o[mn]i[u]m sacerdotu[m].
Contributors: Giovanni d'Andrea, ca. 1270-1348.; Franciscus, doctor.; Jacobus, de Gruytrode, fl. 1440-1475.; Braun, Johannes, fl. 1463-1469.
Published: 1463
Language: lat
Number of pages: 108
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Clergy.; Catholic Church -- Discipline.; Canon law.; Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern) -- Washington (D.C.)
Other titles: De patriarcha regionis Yndorum et de sepulchro scti. Thome apostoli.; Lavacrum conscientiae omnium sacerdotum.
Notes: Library of Congress. Medieval and Renaissance ms. bks., MS 112
Catalog der Bibliothek des ehem. Carthäuserklosters Buxheim (München, 1883) 2592 (identity not certain)
Ms.
Title of first preserved part supplied by cataloger. Title of second part from caption on leaf 39a. Label on spine, illegible in ordinary light seems to include title of a major part lost at the beginning.
Preserved text begins: De p[at]riarcha regionis Yndo[rum] et de sepulch[r]o scti. Thome ap[osto]li et de ei[us] miracul[is].
Two foliations, both in modern pencil: 67-174 (erased or crossed through); 1-108 (more recent; used in this record).
Former owner: Carthusian monastery Buxheim; purchased by LC from Bernard M. Rosenthal, New York, in 1955 or 1956; accessioned in LC in Jan. 1956 (LL 5347R).
The first preserved part written at the University of Basel in 1463. The second preserved part (now leaves 39-107) was written by Johann(es) Braun, parish priest in Waldstetten (Germany?), in 1469 (information from colophons).
The two parts are of different paper, and were probably joined, together with the 66 leaves now lost at the beginning, in the roughly contemporary binding.
Laid in: leaf (p. 3-4) from the Rosenthal catalog ("A selection of medieval text manuscripts ...," 1954); copy of S. Kuttner's letter recommending purchase.
Table of contents: title: Repeticio Jo. An. c. Presbiter rubrice De celebracione Missarum [i.e. De horis canonicis] (ff. 3a-10b); title: Summa Jo. An. super 4to Decretalium (11a-16a, and duplicated on 20r-25r); title: Tractatus de ludo doctoris Francisci (25b-36b); title: Lauacrum consciencie omnium sacerdotum (39a-107b).