Sum[m]a Brocardi.
Contributors: Raymond, of Peñafort, Saint, 1175?-1275.
Published: 1300
Language: lat
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Clergy -- Manuscripts.; Catholic Church -- Discipline -- Manuscripts.; Canon law -- Manuscripts.; Christian ethics -- Catholic authors -- Manuscripts.; Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern) -- Washington (D.C.)
Other titles: Summa de casibus conscientiae; Summa casuum; Summa beati fratris Ordinis Praedicatorum; Simonia dicitur heresis
Notes: Purchased by LC from Bernard M. Rosenthal, Inc.; accessioned Nov. 4th, 1954 (LL 5270R).
Library of Congress.  Medieval and Renaissance ms. bks., MS 106
Ms.
Title in contemporary hand in head margin of leaf 1a.
The work, based on the Summa de poenitentia et matrimonio of Raymond of Peñafort, was composed in the last quarter of the 13th cent.; most copies do not name its author.
Text begins: [S]ymonia d[icitu]r ha[ere]sis. No[n] q[uod] ip[s]e actus sit h[e]r[e]ticus s[ed] cred[er]e licent[er] posse emi sp[irit]ualia ...
The text is incomplete, ending abruptly at end of leaf 29b in the chapter which begins "Quid sint sponsalia."
On leaf 30a, canonistic notes, partly in another hand; 30b-31b blank; 32a-34a, anonymous homilies, incl. some known also from other mss.
Foliated in modern pencil; a slightly older foliation, in ink, begins "99" and ends with "235" on the leaf immediately following "128."
Written in 2 columns, 58 lines, in a very small "textualis" script, by one scribe (except 30a and 33b); probably in northern Italy.
On cover, old LC Law Library shelfmark: Law Office Mss. B9.