Barb.lat.160 (Upgraded to HQ), ps-Apuleius, Hippocrates, Sextus Placitus, Discorides, Galen, et al. Herbarium et Medicinæ Tractatus varii, ex Hypocratus, Galens, et alys (15)
Incipit: Incipit liber .... platonis ex herbis masulatus
See Jordanus #9959, ff.1r-252r are in a late Beneventan hand. See Biblissima.
Wow! An absolutely gorgeous 11th c. copy of one of the classics of Early Medieval herbalism: "De herba vetonica liber" (Book on the Herb Betony) attributed to the Roman imperial physician Antonius Musa, but probably written much later, 4th-5th c. CE. #histmed #medhist https://t.co/oSiqOPbGhB
— Dr. Black's Medieval Remedies (@WinstonEBlack) August 29, 2022
Barb.lat.197, Antonius Baduinus Commentatius in Logicam Aristotelis Traditus a magistro Antonio Baduino, Societatis Jesu. Pars Prima (17th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) In organvm aristotelis præfatio. Quamuis homo
Part II found in Barb.lat.198
Barb.lat.255, (1485)
Incipit: [Al]fonso/serenissimo Aragonie Jeru-salem ac sicilie Regi salutem
Dated in colophon on f.126v
Barb.lat.256, Albumasar, Alhamet, Alkindi, et al. Astrological Miscellany (15th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Incipit liber Albvmasaris insa-sam. [D]ixit sadam audiui Albumasar
Barb.lat.257, Logica Aristotelis (1678)
Incipit: (p.1) Introductio in Aristotelis Logicam. Iam A[ristotelo] Philosophimo traditurii
Barb.lat.259, (17th C)
Incipit: De Spelunca et Serpentibus Cæretanis. Singula naturæ mysteria, qui voluerit euoluere
Barb.lat.267 (Upgraded to HQ), Raimundus Lull Super artificium Artis generalis (15th C)
Incipit: (f.4r) Incipit ars G[e]n[er]alis. Hic est titulus huius
Barb.lat.270 (Upgraded to HQ), Cristoforo Buondelmonti Liber insularum Archipelagi (15th C)
Incipit: Prologus libri Archipelagi Insularum editus p[er] D[ominus] p[rae]stantus [Christo]phoru[m] a Bondelmontibus de Flore[n]tia
Barb.lat.274, Physica Aristotelis (1679)
Incipit: In Libros Physico-rum Aristotelis Prooemivm. PHysicæ prohæmialia erudite
Barb.lat.277, Laurentius Rusius Hippiatria sive Marescalia (15th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) De natura equor[um]. Equiis callide n[atur]e
ff.Ir-Vv are a table of contents
Barb.lat.278, Petrus Johannnes Nuñez Hypomnemata in universam Aristotelis philosophiam. (1555)
Incipit: Marcus Anthoni[us] cognomento caburgada Vtriusque fortunæ victrix patientia. Hypomnemmata in vniuersam Aristotelis philosophiam. Authore Petro Joanne Nunnesio valentino
Barb.lat.283, Hugh de St. Victor, et al. Didascalicon, Tract on Music, etc. (15th C)
Incipit: Trib[us] modis res subsiste[m] h[abe]nt
See Bannister, H. M. Monumenti vaticani di paleografia musicale latina ID# 1027[ff.37r-42v, 13th C musical treatise]. f.IVv is a fragment of William of Auxerre's Summa aurea, early 13th C
Barb.lat.289, Tabularum Dialecticarum Uberius Explicatarum. Book II (17th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Examen Septimæ Tabulæ, seu Terminorum affirmatorum de Negante
Barb.lat.295, (17th C)
Incipit: (p.1) Ad Libros Aristotelis Stagenitæ de Generatione et corruptione Disputationes. Corpus naturale in communi, de quo
Barb.lat.300, Caesare Loccatello Antidoum contra pestem ex aphorysmis iuridicus (17th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Adsit Spiritus sancti gracia Antidorum Juridicum contra Pestem. De Peste iuridicum fecit tractatum
Barb.lat.306 (Upgraded to HQ), William de Marra (17th C)
Incipit: Incipit Opusculum, quod dicitur Sertum Papale de Venenis &. Exultent, et lætentur iam diuina consortia maiori solito
Barb.lat.311 (Upgraded to HQ), Régime, Epistola ad Alexanderum de dieta servanda, Nomina et Virtutes balneorum Puteoli et Bayarum, etc (15th C)
Incipit: Leo Decimus Summus Pontifex, nulla alia in re ardentius et effusius
See JONAS, see Biblissima, ff1r-3v are a 2 month per page calendar
Barb.lat.313, Augustino Gallesio De Locis Dialeticis, et Sophisticis (17th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) De Locis Dialecticus, et Sophisticis, quoru[m] aliquam et notiliam
Barb.lat.330, Joannis Boccatii De Montibus (14th C)
Incipit: De Montibus. Surrexeram equidem fess[us] & labore quodam
Starts on f.7r
Barb.lat.341 (Upgraded to HQ), Petrus de Alliaco Liber compilationis physiognomiae. (15th C)
Incipit: [I]ncipit liber compilationis phisonomie a mag[ist]ro petro de padua in ciuitate pariensi cui[us] tres
Barb.lat.350, Nicolaus de Cusa, et al. Perspectiva, De mathematicis complementis, etc. (14th-15th C, 1474)
Incipit: [P]ropo[sitis] radicib[us] sap[ienti]ae ta[m] di[vi]nae q[ua]m hu[m]anae q[uae]
See Jordanus #9963
Barb.lat.351, Erasmi Horicii De Musica (17th C)
Incipit: Reverendissimo Germania Principi D. Grimanno Cardinali S. Marci ac Patriarchæ Aquileiiensi Erasmus Horicius germanus Philosophiæ & medicinæ docyot Patrono suo sumillime se commendat
Barb.lat.365, St. Gregory the Great Dialogues (13th C)
Incipit: Incipit p[ri]mus liber dialogo-ru[m] beati g[re]gotii pape. [Q]vada[m] die du[m] nimiis q[uo]ru[m]da[m] secu-la[ri]u[m]
Pal.lat.691, Monald de Capo d'Istria, Bartoldus of Saxoferrato Summa iuris, De insigniis et armis (1460-1469)
Incipit: [Q]uonia[m] ignora[m]s igno-rabit[ur]. Sicut ait paul[us]
Pal.lat.692, Bartholomäus von San Concordio, Johannes Reuchlin, et al. Summa de casibus conscientiae, Oratio pro Philippo Bavariae duce, etc. (1433-1466)
Incipit: Quoniam ut ait g[re]g[orius] sup[er] Ezech[ielem]
Codices Palatini Entry, from the Upper Rhine region
Pal.lat.693, Marquard von Lindau, et al. Summa rudium, Traktat uber die Passion Christi, Augsburger Synodalstatuten, De reparatione hominis (c. 1470)
Incipit: Quia varia dicta sancto -ru[m] et [con]tr[ar]ie opp[in]iones
Codices Palatini Entry, from Augsburg
Pal.lat.694, Bartholomeus von Pisa, et al. Summa de casibus conscientiae, etc. (1384)
Incipit: Quoniam ut ait g[re]g[orius] s[uper] ezechiele
Codices Palatini Entry, central Europe
Pal.lat.695, Summa de casibus conscientiae Summa iuris (1301-1350)
Incipit: Summa de iure canonico t[ra]cta[tu]s et expediens multas materias s[e]c[un]d[u]m ordinem alphabeti
Codices Palatini Entry, from central/western Europe
Pal.lat.696 (Upgraded to HQ), Bernardo di Pavia, Richard Morius Compilatio prima (c. 1200)
Incipit: Incipit breuarium ex liber papi.
Codices Palatini Entry, from England or northern France
Pal.lat.698, Raymond de Peñafort Tabula iuris zur ,Summa de poenitentia et matrimonio, Auslegung von Rechtsbegriffen, etc. (1351-1400)
Incipit: Incipit tabula sup[er] su[m]ma[m] reymu[n]di q[uae] tam
Codices Palatini Entry, from Neustadt an der Weinstraße (?)
Pal.lat.700, Heinrich von Friemar, ps-Robert Grosseteste, et al Tractatus de occultatione vitiorum sub specie virtutum, De septem vitiis principalibus, etc (1460-1480)
Incipit: De effectu suie actiuac[i]one vitior[um] et primo de Actiua-cione Superbie
Pal.lat.701.pt.1, Astesanus von Asti, Roberto Caracciolo, Franciscus de Mayronis, et al. Summa de casibus conscientiae, Traktat über das Predigen, Sermo de spe bona, etc (c. 1460, c. 1419)
Incipit: Ad sup[er] benedicte
[Codices Palatini Entry](https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/bav_pal_lat_701_1?ui_lang=ger] Several parts, from Southern Germany, Italy, and Heidelberg (?).
Pal.lat.701.pt.2, Formulary (c. 1419)
Codices Palatini Entry, continues the last part of Pal.lat.701.pt.1, begins f.216
Pal.lat.702, William Perault Summa de vitiis (1275-1325)
Incipit: (f.3v) Dicturi de uiciis, incipi-em[us] a uicio gule
Codices Palatini Entry, ff.1r-3r is table of contents
Pal.lat.703, Raymond de Peñafort, Wilhelm von Rennes (gloss) Summa de poenitentia et matrimonio, glossed (14th C, c. 1460)
Incipit: Incip[it] su[m]ma de p[oe]ni[tenti]a a ma-g[ist]ro raymu[n]do [com]po[s]ita. Q-uonia[m] ut ait Jeronimus se-[cun]da post
Codices Palatini Entry, combined from two manuscripts, the first from North Italy, the second from Pavia (?)
Pal.lat.704, Raymond de Peñafort, Wilhelm von Rennes (gloss) Adaptation of 'De modo observandi interdictum‘ of Johannes Andreae, Summa de poenitentia et matrimonio, glossed (1325-1375)
Pal.lat.706, Johannes von Freiburg Summa confessorum, Statuta summae confessorum ex sexto libro decretalium addita, Tabula super summam confessorum (1301-1350)
Incipit: Nota q[uo]d l[e]c[t]or iste Johannes ante [con]pilatione[m]
Codices Palatini Entry, from south-west Germany
Pal.lat.707, Johannes von Freiburg Summa Confessorum, etc. (1301-1350)
Incipit: Nota q[uod] l[e]c[t]or iste Joha[n]nes an[te]
Codices Palatini Entry,from south-western Germany
Pal.lat.708, Johannes von Freiburg Summa confessorum, etc (1301-1350)
Incipit: Nota q[uod] l[e]cpt[or iste Johannes an[te] [com]pilat[i]o[ne]m huius su[m]ma
Codices Palatini Entry, from south-west Germany
Pal.lat.713, Bartholomaeus de Chaimis Confessionale (1477)
Incipit: Incipit Interrogatoru[m] siue confessionale per Venerabilem fr[atr]em Bartholomeum de Chaimis de Medi-olano
Codices Palatini Entry, from south-western Germany
Pal.lat.714, Miscellany (15th C)
Incipit: (f.4r) Incipit Su[m]ma i[n] foro
Codices Palatini Entry, ff.1r-3v is table of contents in red
Pal.lat.716, Michael Gass Directorium omnium eorum quae per totius anni curriculum in sacello illustrissimi Principis Palatini canuntur et aguntur (1533)
Incipit: In aduentiu[m] domini ad p[ri]mas
Codices Palatini Entry, from Heidelberg. ff.IIr-VIIr is table of contents
Pal.lat.717, Pastoral/Confessional Miscellany (14th-15th C)
Incipit: Incipit tractat[us] [com]pendies[us] de [con]fessio[n]e m[a]g[ist]re
Pal.lat.718, Canon Law Miscellany (15th-16th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Incipit Tractatus R[evernetissimi] Archiep[iscop]i Floren-tini d[omi]ni Anthonini de decimis solue[n]dis
Codices Palatini Entry, includes 2 psalter leaves as flyleaves
Pal.lat.721.pt.1, Guilelmus de Sancto Amore Collectiones catholicae et canonicae scripturae (1514)
Incipit: Collectio catholice di canonice scripture
Codices Palatini Entry, from France (?)
Pal.lat.734, Justianian Digests, glossed (1330-1370)
Incipit: Imp[er]ator cesar. flaui[us] iustianus alamanic[us] gotic[us]
Codices Palatini Entry, from Bologna
Pal.lat.740, Justianian, Franciscus Accursius (gloss) Digests, Glossa Ordinaria (1233-1366)
Incipit: C[um] [o]mne[s] n[ost]re rei publice sanctione[m]
Codices Palatini Entry, from southern France
Pal.lat.741, Justianian, Franciscus Accursius (gloss) Digests, Glossa Ordinaria (1270-1300)
Incipit: senatus consultis atq[ue] constitutionibus prinicipali-bus confermatu[m]
Codices Palatini Entry, from southern France, start of the MS missing, begins with Digestum 3,4,1.1
Pal.lat.752, Justianian, Franciscus Accursius (gloss) Novels, Glossa Ordinaria (1201-1250, 1301-1350)
Incipit: pretor constituere debeat & mea culpa
Codices Palatini Entry, Some of the outer glosses are from the 14th C, but the main text is 13th. From Bologna (text), Orleans (Outer Gloss)
Pal.lat.754, Justianian, Franciscus Accursius (gloss) Novels, Glossed (1166-1200, 1250-1275, 15th C)
Incipit: Hec edictio
Codices Palatini Entry, from Bologna and France
Pal.lat.755, Justianian, Franciscus Accursius (gloss) Novels, glsossed (1225-1275)
Incipit: Hec edicto p[er]iuicit[ur] ut siue iure siue inuire
Codices Palatini Entry, from France
Reg.lat.1993, Aristotle Libri Physicorum, De Anima, etc
Incipit: Quoniam q[ue]de[m] i[n]t[e]llige[ns] & scire e[st]
Reg.lat.2080, Terence Comedies
Incipit: Epithaphium tere[n]tii. [N]atus inexcelsis tettis cartaginis alte
Vat.lat.6571, (16th C)
Incipit: Exemplum Testimonii authentici Scriptorum P. Lainez, Salmeron, et Polanci
Vat.lat.6828, Virgil Georgics, Aeneid, glossed (1101-1125)
Incipit: sæpe d[eu]m necis ornate torquib[us] aræ
Vat.lat.6961, Petronius Arbitri Fragmentum nuper repertum et eum suo originali Romae exemplatum anno 1668 (17th C)
Incipit: Petronii Arbitri Satyri fragmenta ex libro Quinto deci-mo & sextodecimo. Cum alio genere furiar[um] declamatores
