Collation Models
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Publication Collation Model for Oversize Ms. Codex 94: [Transaction dated July 4, 1447...](2022-09-09) Porter, DotTransaction relating to the disagreement between the clergy of the cathedral Church of Arles and the vicar Dr. Jean Albalet over administrative jurisdiction, especially of the "mensa communis," brought to terms by the intercession of the papal legate Cardinal de Foix. Written in Arles, France (f. 1r), 4 July 1447 (f. 1r).Publication Collation Model for Ms. Codex 87: Taxe cancellarie apostolice(2022-09-09) Porter, DotOn the charges to be levied for various services by the apostolic chancery. Written in France, ca. 1500.Publication Collation Model for Oversize Ms. Codex 108: Splendor solis oder Sonnen Glantz(2022-09-09) Porter, DotAlchemical treatise about the philosophers' stone divided into seven "tracts." Written in Germany in the second half of the 16th century.Publication Collation Model for Oversize Ms. Codex 243: Leticha / del magnio filosefo Aristotile.(2022-09-09) Porter, DotItalian compendium of Aristotle's Nichomachean ethics. Written in Italy, ca. 1500.Publication Collation Model for Ms. Codex 1076: [Prolegomena in Aristotelem] Volume 1(2022-09-09) Porter, DotLecture notes in Latin based on the works of Aristotle, notably the theories on universals, material, form, substance, astronomy, and geometry from the Physics, and logic and rhetoric from the Metaphysics, with tables of contents included at the end of each volume. Written in Italy in 1598. This is the model for Volume 1.Publication Collation Model for Ms. Codex 1076: [Prolegomena in Aristotelem] Volume 2(2022-09-09) Porter, DotLecture notes in Latin based on the works of Aristotle, notably the theories on universals, material, form, substance, astronomy, and geometry from the Physics, and logic and rhetoric from the Metaphysics, with tables of contents included at the end of each volume. Written in Italy in 1598. This is the model for Volume 2.Publication Collation Model for Ms. Codex 1134: [Instructions to Nicolaus Theupulo](2022-09-09) Porter, DotInstructions to Nicolaus Theupulo on his appointment by the Doge of Venice to govern Brescia for one year. At this time, Brescia had been under Venetian control for a century, but had experienced recent hostilities with the French; as such, the instructions mention events and governmental decisions from the 15th and early 16th centuries, as well as setting out specific guidelines for Theupulo's tenure in Brescia. Instructions are followed by a table of contents, listing the 76 parts of the instructions (each paragraph is numbered in the text). Notarized by Petrus Grafoldarius. Written in Venice, Italy (f. 2r), in 1525 (f. 29v).Publication Collation Model for Oversize Ms. Codex 1225: Ex lib[ris] Paris de Grassis Bonon[iensis](2022-09-09) Porter, DotAn abridged summary of the continuation of Burchard's Diarium by Paris de Grassis, master of ceremonies under popes Julius II and Leo X, covering the pontificate of Leo X up to 1521, followed by a further continuation by Blasius Martinellus up to 1538 (and thus encompassing Adrian VI, Clement VII, and part of Paul III). By far the largest section is devoted to 1513, the year of Leo's accession, with the amount given to each year declining sharply thereafter until 1538 receives only half of a page. Written in Italy.Publication Collation Model for Ms. Codex 16: Guerino Meschino(2022-09-08) Porter, DotRomance about Guerino, son of an Italian prince. Separated from his parents as a baby and deprived of his royal status (dubbed "Meschino," "Wretched"), he embarks on a number of chivalric adventures, travels the world, discovers his identity, and returns to recapture his kingdom. This work is also known as Guerino il Meschino, Guerrino detto il Meschino and Meschino da Durazzo.Publication Collation Model for Oversize Ms. Codex 96: [Opuscula varia](2022-09-08) Porter, DotCollection of works by Jean Gerson (works 1-11; 21-24), together with a few works not by him. The pastedown in the front of the volume lists its contents, but does not include works 21-24 and the subsequent notes (f. 157v-159v).