Begins with a diagram of the layout of the Nave of St. John Lateran, the location of the Synod.
Dedicated to Alphonsus dux Calabriae.
Biblical text in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, on pale blue paper
Subtitled, "che overno la S. Chiesa durante il Ponteficato d'Innocent X doppo l'Anno 1644 sino all'anno 1655. Tanto curiosa, quanto politica e diletteuole"
Initial flyleaf is gothic Missal(?)
Begins with a computus table for Easter. f.3r has a title in faded pink at top.
See Iter liturgicum italicum, See Bannister, H. M. Monumenti vaticani di paleografia musicale latina ID# 425[ Title: Breviarium Romanum, Folio: 170r, Century: 13x, Source: italiano (transizione), Provinance: ambrosiano, Notation: linea o rigo]
Describes the "Sancta Sanctorum" at the Lateran, including a copy of Constantine's original grant and a history of the Scala Santa
Folios out of order, see Polak, E. J. (2015). Medieval and Renaissance Letter Treatises and Form Letters: [3.] A Census of Manuscripts Found in Part of Europe. The Works on Letter Writing from the Eleventh Through the Seventeenth Century Found in Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, and Italy. Netherlands: Brill.
TOC at the end of the volume
ff.1-6 are coats of arms and a portrait of Benedict XIII
See Iter liturgicum italicum, from the Collegio dei Neofiti, stamped on f.2r
Starts on p. 369, copied from an autograph manuscript at the BM of Boy-Estellon
signifigant water damage to outer edges, more than 1/2 of text lost on ff.1-10
Contains a fragment of a different register
Complaints from the people of Pujaut and Avignon, given to Sicardo de Burguiroles, bishop of Conserans and papal legate in re: usury
Vat.lat.14805 contains documents removed from this volume
See Iter liturgicum italicum, includes multiple fragments with notated music. The calendar on f.22r-27v contains, in a later hand, notes of papal elections through the 14th C. It was originally owned by Opizzo Fieschi, Latin Patriarch of Antioch (†1291)
See Iter liturgicum italicum, notated music on ff. 43r-v
See Iter liturgicum italicum, notated music
See Iter liturgicum italicum, notated music. Paper burned from the ink
