Li statuti & ordini facti per la Confraternitate & consortio intitulato sancta Maria Rotunda in la ecclesia de sancto Giouane retulano de milano : confirmati per le bulle apostolice del tenore infrascripto

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Title:
Li statuti & ordini facti per la Confraternitate & consortio intitulato sancta Maria Rotunda in la ecclesia de sancto Giouane retulano de milano : confirmati per le bulle apostolice del tenore infrascripto
Description:
Statutes of the Confraternity of Santa Maria Rotunda, in Milan. Comprising a document dated June 2, 1520 in the name of Ruffinus Belingarius, vicar general of the archdiocese of Milan, addressed to Ambrosio de Seregnio, rector of the church of San Giovanni Itolano. Includes the texts of two bulls of Pope Leo X, both dated August 13, 1518, confirming the statutes of the confraternity. Also includes a decree of the Duke of Milan, issued in January 1486, regulating the status of charitable institutions, and a pronouncement, dated March 2, 1518, in the name of King Francis I of France. Text is cast off for printing: beginning on fol. 1v, casting-off marks are formed by a combination of arabic numerals in the margins (some in ink, some scribed in blind) and corresponding lines/brackets within the text to indicate page breaks. "Pa. B," and "P. C" used to indicate the beginnings of gatherings B and C. 45 to 46 lines of text between most marks. Printed text -- at many points corresponding to the casting-off marks in the manuscript, but also with divergences in spelling and abbreviation -- here bound in second and cataloged separately as call number MS q Med. 263 no. 2.
Former owner:
Reed, Byron, 1829-1891
Former owner:
Biblioteca trivulziana
Former owner:
Omaha Public Library
Auctioneer:
George A. Leavitt & Co.
Auctioneer:
Bonhams (Firm)
Date:
1520–1550
Format:
Manuscripts
Genre:
Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)
Manuscripts, Italian
Manuscripts, Medieval
Casting off (Printing)
Marginalia (Provenance)
Inscriptions (Provenance)
Illuminations
humanistic scripts
Location:
Boston Public Library
Rare Books Department
Collection (local):
Medieval and Early Renaissance Manuscripts (Collection of Distinction)
Subjects:
Confraternities (Canon law)--Early works to 1800
Confraternities--Italy--Milan--Early works to 1800
Confraternitate Sancta Maria Rotunda (Confraternity : Milan, Italy)
Places:
Italy > Lombardy (region) > Milano (province) > Milan
Extent:
23 leaves : parchment, ill. ; 230 x 165 (170 x 117) mm.
Permalink:
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Place of origin:
[Milan]
Language:
Latin
Italian
Table of Contents:
1. fol. 1-14v: Al nome de la sanctissima & indiuidua Trinitate e de la gloriosa uirgine Maria & de sancto Ambrosio & de tutta la corte celestiale. Cominciano li statuti ...
2. fol. 15: blank.
3. fol. 15v-21v: Copia decreti editi in fauorum locorum piorum.
4. fol. 22-23: Franciscus Dei Gratia Rex Francorum. Dux Mediolani, &c. Vniversis & singulis has nostras inspecturis Notum facimus nos accepisse Annis iam aliquod institutam fuisse scolam sub titulo sancte Marie Rotunde ...
5. fol. 23v: blank.
Notes:
Ms. codex.
Title from incipit. Date and place of production based on contents.
Origin: Written in Milan, not before 1520.
Notes (ownership):
Provenance: Confraternity of Santa Maria Rotunda, Milan; unidentified early/contemporary marginal annotations, with early corrections throughout; used as printer's copy ca. 1520 (with casting-off marks); library of the Trivulzio family, Milan; no. 1160 in an unidentified collection (inscription on second front flyleaf verso. Trivulzio?); Geo. A. Leavitt & Co., Auctioneers, New York (Medieval nuggets from the Trivulzio Library of Milan, Italy, 27 Nov., 1886, lot no. 51); Byron Reed, acquired before 1891; bequeathed by Reed to the city of Omaha via the Omaha Public Library in 1891; sold at Christie's in 1996 (Byron Reed Collection of Important American Coins and Manuscripts, lot. no. 178).
Notes (acquisition):
Immediate source of acquisition: Purchased from Bonhams (Fine books and manuscripts, Feb. 11, 2018, lot no. 23).
Notes (date):
[Not before 1520]
Notes (citation):
Schoenberg database of manuscripts, 139593
Notes (object):
Collation: Parchment, fol. ii (modern paper) + 23 + ii (modern paper) ; 1-3⁸(-8, probably blank). Vertical catchwords in lower right margin of final versos in gatherings 1 and 2.
Layout: Single column, 26 lines per column. Bounding and writing lines ruled in blind.
Script: Written in brown ink in a humanistic bookhand.
Decoration: Eight-line initial on fol. 1r in shell gold on a dark blue ground, ornamented with pearls, white and orange flowers, and green and gold foliage, with an arabesque border in orange, green, blue and gold extending into the inner margin. Four- and two-line initials in red or blue.
Binding: Heavy paper wrappers with vellum spine and corners (modern construction?). Bound with a contemporary printed edition of the same text. Printed text cataloged separately under call number MS q Med. 263 no. 2.
Notes (language):
In Italian and Latin.
Identifier:
Ms_q_Med263_nos-1and2_001 - Ms_q_Med263_nos-1and2_052
Call #:
RARE BKS MS q Med. 263 no.1
Barcode:
39999085844437