London. British Library, Harley MS 4967
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- British Library, Harley MS 4967
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- Peter of Blois, Speculum Iuris Canonici ; Justinian, Institutiones ; Liber Catonianus
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- Pierre de Blois (113.-1212?)
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- Pierre de Blois (113.-1212?)
- Pierre de Blois
- Petrus Blesensis
- Petrus Blesensis (113.-1212?)
- PETRUS BLESENSIS
- Peter of Blois
- Peter of Blois, approximately 1135-approximately 1212
- Peter of Blois, archdeacon of Bath
- Petrus Blesensis, 1135-1212
- Petrus <Blesensis> (1135-1204)
- Petrus Blesensis Bathoniensis
- Pierre de Blois (1130?-1212?)
- Petrus von Blois 1135-1204.
- Petrus von Blois 1135-1204
- Petrus Blessensis
- Petrus Blesensis, ca. 1135-ca. 1211
- Petrus Blesensis, ca. 1135-ca. 1211 > , co-autor
- Petrus Blesensis - ca. 1135 - 1204 - auteur
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- Justinien Ier (empereur de Byzance, 0482-0565)
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- Justinian I, c 482-565, Byzantine Emperor
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- Justinien
- JUSTINIANUS, imperator
- Justinianus I
- Iustinianus
- Justinien Ier, empereur de Byzance, 0482-0565
- Iustinianus Imperium Byzantinum, Imperator, I. 482-565
- Justinià I, emperador bizantí, 482-565
- Justinian I, Emperor of the East, 483?-565
- Justiniano I, Emperador de Oriente
- Justinianus I (keizer)
- Justinian, I, Emperor of the East, 483?-565
- Justinian
- Justinien Ier (empereur de Byzance ; 0482-0565). Auteur d'oeuvre adaptée ou continuée
- Justinianus I, keizer van het Byzantijnse Rijk, 482-565
- Justinien Ier (empereur de Byzance ; 0482-0565)
- Justinian <I., Byzantinisches Reich, Kaiser> (482-565)
- Justianus <I., Imperator>
- Iustinianus imperator
- Justinien 1er (483-565)
- Justinien 1er (483-565) > Empereur
- Justinian I. Byzantinisches Reich, Kaiser 482-565.
- Justinian I. Byzantinisches Reich, Kaiser 482-565
- Justinianus - ca. 482 - 565 - opdrachtgever
- Justinien Ier (empereur de Byzance, 0482-0565)
- JUSTINIANUS
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- Accursius (1182?-1260?)
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- Accursius, c 1185-1263
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- Accurse, François (1182?-1260?)
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- Accursius
- Accursius (1182?-1260?)
- Accurse, François, 1182?-1260?
- Accursius, Franciscus
- Accursio, Francesco ca. 1185-ca. 1263
- Accursius, Franciscus, ca. 1185-ca. 1263
- Accursius, Franciscus, Senior 1185-1263
- Accursius, glossator, ca. 1182-ca. 1260
- Franciscus Accursius
- Author: Accursius, Franciscus Senior
- Commentator: Accursius, Franciscus Senior
- Accursius, 1185?-1263
- Accursius, Franciscus, approximately 1182-approximately 1260
- Accursius, Franciscus, 1182?-1260?
- Franciscus Accursius (1185-1263)
- Accorso, Francesco (1185-1260) > Jurisconsulte
- Accorso, Francesco (1185-1260)
- Accursius (1181-1263) > Professeur
- Francesco Accorso (1182-1263), juriste, professeur à l'université de Florence
- Accursius, Franciscus Senior 1185-1263
- Accursius Franciscus - ca. 1185 - 1263 - auteur glossen
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- Jean de Garlande (1195?-1272?)
- John of Garland
- Johannes <de Garlandia> (1195-1272)
- Johannes des Garlandia
- Ioannes Garlandius
- Johannes de Garlandia 1195-1272
- Johannes de Garlandia 1195-1272.
- Johannes <de Garlandia>
- Johannes de Garlandia - ca. 1270 - 1320 - auteur
- JOHANNES de GARLANDIA
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- Robert Harley (comte d'Oxford, 1661-1724)
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- Harley, Robert, 5 Dec 1661-21 May 1724, first earl of Oxford and Mortimer, politician
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- Margaret Cavendish Bentinck (1715-1785)
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- Bentinck, Margaret Cavendish, 11 Feb 1715-17 Jul 1785, duchess of Portland, née Harley, collector of art and natural history specimens and patron of arts and sciences
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- Harley, Edward, 2 Jun 1689-16 Jun 1741, second earl of Oxford and Mortimer, book collector and patron of the arts
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- Henrietta Cavendish Harley (1694-1755)
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- Harley, Henrietta Cavendish, 4 Feb 1694-9 Dec 1755, Countess of Oxford and Mortimer, née Holles, patron of architecture
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- Description
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- This composite manuscript is made of two parts produced at different locations and times. The first part (ff. 5r-76r) contains the Speculum Iuris Canonici (The Mirror of Canon Law) by the late-12th century theologian Peter of Blois and the Institutiones (Institutions) by Emperor Justinian I (b. c. 482, d. 565). The second part (ff. 77r-193v) is a composite miscellany of various school texts, called Liber Catonianus (The Book of Cato) with vernacular glosses that is datable to the middle of the 13th century. Contents: ff. 1r-4r: Short texts and notes, including a poem on f. 2r which is also in Royal MS 11 D III, f. 243r. f. 4v: A table of contents of Justinian's Institutiones. ff. 5r-19r: Peter of Blois (b. c. 1130, d. 1212), Speculum Iuris Canonici , beginning: 'Prometheus in caucasi montis cacumine'. ff. 19r-73v: Justinian, Institutiones (Books 1-4) with Accursius' (b. c. 1185, d. 1263) gloss, beginning: 'imperatoriam maiestatem non solum armis decoratam'. ff. 73v-75r: An unidentified scholastic tract, beginning: 'Si peccaverit in te frater tuus'.ff. 77r-77v: A damaged fragment from an unidentified manuscript. ff. 78r-185v, 192r-193v: Liber Catonianus , with marginal and interlinear glosses, beginning: 'Lux beata'. The manuscript has later additions:ff. 76r-76v contain pen-trials and a doodle of a human face. ff. 186r-191v: John of Garland (d. after 1258), Synonyma (The Synonyms), in an early 15th-century script, beginning: 'Ad mare ne videar latices deferre'. Decoration:See Harley MS 4967, ff. 1-76 and ff. 77-193.
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- Anglaterra (Salisbury?)
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- England (Salisbury?)
- [Oxford?]
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- England, Norwich?
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- England, probably Durham
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- England, possibly Oxford
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- Royal Chancery, London; Cambridge
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- England (II)
- I. England
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