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ff. 1-129v: [Ambrosiaster, Commentary on the Pauline Epistles]: Rubric: Incipit Tractatus Sancti Ambrosii In Epistola Ad Romanos, Paulus servus ihesu christi. Incipit: Apud veteres [nostros ratione] nomina componebantur ut ysaac propter risum ... Explicit: ut securos illos faciat et erigat ne timeant que irrogari possunt a perfidis sed in persecutione alacres//. [This manuscript missing 4 quires after f. 112 (end of commentary on 2 Corinthians, all of Galatians, all of Ephesians, beginning of Philippians); missing one leaf after f. 126 (part of Colossians); missing undetermined amount after f. 127 (end of Colossians, all of 1 Timothy, beginning of 2 Timothy); missing undetermined amount after f. 129 (end of 2 Timothy, all of Titus, all of Philemon); 1 and 2 Thessalonians are copied before Colossians. Each epistle commentary remaining with incipit (Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, Colossians) is prefaced by a chapter list; the chapter lists in this copy of Ambrosiaster retain forms of the Vetus Latina recension].
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[between 1130 and 1140]
Call number
mssHM 52435
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Ambrosiaster(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
This book was still at Winchcombe under the direction of Richard Kidderminster (abbot, 1488-1525), when it received its present binding. Said in the literature (Dawson's typescript description [1950]; Doheny catalogue 1955; Bond and Faye 1962; Christie's sale catalogue 1987) to have belonged to Sir John Prise, a commissioner for the visitation of the monasteries in 1535 and 1539. This ownership seems posited on the fact that Jesus College 102 belonged to Prise and that the two manuscripts (the present one and Jesus College 102) are in very similar bindings. However, the binding of both was certainly done while the books were still at Winchcombe. Moreover, Prise's will directs that his books go to Hereford Cathedral and to Jesus College; neither of the other Winchcombe books that passed by inheritance through the Cope family shows any evidence of ownership by Prise. (See N. R. Ker, "Sir John Prise," The Library, ser. 5, vol. 10 (1955) 1-24, esp. p. 15, listing an Ambrosiaster that did belong to Prise (London, Brit. Lib., Burney 42; whence some of the present confusion?), and pp. 19-20, discussing the Winchcombe origin of the present manuscript in the context of Prise's ownership of Jesus College 102). May have belonged to Sir Walter Cope (see A. G. Watson, "The Manuscript Collection of Sir Walter Cope (d. 1614)," Bodleian Library Record 12 (1987) 262-297, discussing this manuscript on pp. 274, 291-292). The book was in the library of the descendants of Sir Anthony Cope, a brother of Sir Walter; it was recorded in the Cope inventory compiled ca. 1772 as n. 6. Sale of Sir Anthony Cope of Bramshill Park, Winchfield, Hampshire, Sotheby's, 4 March 1913, lot 4 to Barnard. On the front pastedown the bookplate of E. F. Bosanquet; his sale, Sotheby's, 24 June 1944, lot 64 to Maggs. Also on the front pastedown, in pencil, the note, "George A. Goyder, Maltby, Oxford, 1944"; sold by him to Maggs in 1950. On the back pastedown, the name of Dawson's Book Shop in Los Angeles and the date June 1950; a typescript description from Dawson's is with the book. Acquired at that time from Dawson's by Carrie Estelle Doheny (on whose collecting see E. Shaffer, "Reminiscences of a California Collector: Mrs. Edward Laurence Doheny 1875-1958," The Book Collector 14 (1965) 49-59). Doheny accession number 6385 on f. 129v. Mrs. Doheny left her extensive collection to the library she built at St. John's Seminary in Camarillo, California, in the archdiocese of Los Angeles, as a memorial to her husband. Sold by the archdiocese through Christie's, 2 December 1987, lot 141 to Maggs for the Huntington Library as a gift of the Dan Murphy Foundation in memory of Bernardine Murphy Donohue.
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Dimensions
260 x 340 mm
Associated people
Price, John, (1502?-1555,)
Doheny, Estelle, (1875-1958,)
Associated organization
Henry E. Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens.
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Epitaph of Bolesławła Chrobrego (992-1025): one of the underlying texts on the palimpsested leaf that contains the preceding poem in honor of Pius II (?) on its surface. f. 207r-v. [Aulus Gellius]. [Noctes Atticae]. Incipit: Reprehendit higinus virgilium correcturumque eum fuisse putavit quod in libro vi scriptum est. Explicit: de pirrho importune missus est quem virgilius procul dubio exempturus inquit. Rubric: Augelius [sic] notium acticarum libro 9 foliis 115. Latin. P. K. Marshall, ed., A. Gellii Noctes Atticae (Oxford 1968) 1:318-20, here 10, 16. Medical recipe added on f. 207v in a noting hand.

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