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682231234. medieval legal manuscript. Germany 1220-1234. medieval legal manuscript. Germany 1220-1234. 13th Century Manuscript Copy of a Papal Decretal Concerning Prescription of Ecclesiastical Property Manuscript. Canon Law. Clement III 1130-1191 Pope. Leaf from a Papal Decretal Concerning Prescription of Ecclesiastical Property. Germany c. 1220-1234. 2 pp. Folio 12-3/4" x 9-1/2". Parchment leaf light soiling and a few faint stains fold lines and tiny holes pieces removed from corners with minor loss to text. 50-line rubricated text in gothic hand in 2 columns surrounded by glosses 8 vividly colored lombard initials with flourishes in red and blue 4-line ornamented incipit beginning with 14-line initial "P" in red and blue with elaborate flourishes. A few faint later annotations. A fine example of a high-medieval legal manuscript. $3500. An extensive text fragment from a thirteenth-century copy of a papal decretal concerning prescription of ecclesiastical property with later commentary providing a detailed exegesis. The leaf is the first leaf of an important legal collection composed by Johannes Galensis ca. 1210 and named Compilatio secunda. The leaf contains the first title of Book 1 On Constitutions De constitutionibus and the second title On rescripts De rescriptis lacking only the last decretal of the title. The Ordinary Gloss of Tancred of Bologna is in the margins. Tancred was the leading jurist at the law school in taht city. The remaining 8 decretals under De rescriptis treat a variety of subjects. The text begins with the incipit "De constitutionibus - Preterea de lege illa vel errore quam cives tuos asseris statuisse. unknown books
1586711911586. Frankfurt 1586-1590. 3 titles in 1. Frankfurt 1586-1590. 3 titles in 1. Three Primary Volumes of Canon Law Boniface VIII 1235-1303 Pope. John XXII 1244-1334 Pope. d'Andrea Giovanni c.1270-1348 Glosses. Liber Sextus Decretalium D. Bonifacii Papae VIII Suae Integritati una cum Clementinis & Extravagantibus Restitutus; & Notis Passim Glossulisque Doctissimorum Virorum Locupletatus & Illustratus. Frankfurt: Excudebat Ioannes Wechelus Impensis Sigismundi Feyrabendii Henrici Thacquii & Petri Vischeri 1586. xvi 622 2 pp. Bound With Clement V 1264-1314 Pope and Other Popes. Matthieu Pierre 1563-1621 Compiler. Septimus Decretalium Constitutionum Apostolicarum post Sextum Clementinas & Extravagantes Usque in Hodiernum Diem Editarum Continuatio Universi Corporis Canonici Libris Titulis & Canonibus Accurata Locorum & Materiarum Distinctione Respondens. Opus Novum & Necessarium. Additus Etiam Index est Germinus Unus Titulorum Alter Rerum & Verborum in Primis Memorabilium. Frankfurt: H. Tackii & P. Fischeri 1590. xxiv 655 77 pp. Contemporary paneled pigskin raised bands to spine clasps lacking buckles present colored edges. A few minor worm holes rubbing with wear to rear board and extremities heavier wear to spine which has exposed cords a few small pieces missing between the cords and chipping to spine ends front board beginning to separate but secure a few cracks to text block tiny shelf label to front pastedown. Moderate toning faint dampspotting in places early underlining in a few places lower corners removed from title pages with no loss to text. $1500. This volume collects three books from the Corpus Juris Canonici a collective title first used in 1441: the Liber Sextus of Boniface VIII 1298 the Liber Septimus Decretalium better known as the Constitutiones Clementis V or Clementinae of Clement V 1317 and the Extravagantes of John XXII 1325. All of these texts were edited in 1582 in response to the reforms authorized by the Council of Trent. In this form the Corpus Juris Canonici remained in force until it was replaced in 1917 by the Codex Juris Canonici. Though often catalogued independently our volumes are part of an edition of the Corpus Juris Canonici published by Feyerabend Dack and Fischer between 1586 and 1590. Ve. unknown books
