[titulus, red ink] In nomine domini nostri Ihesu Christi. Imperator Iustinianus Flauius Alamannicus Atticus Vandalicus Affricanus pius felix inclitus uictiur [sic pro victor] ac triumphator semper augustus antecessoribus legum Rubrica rubricauimus
Incipit: ‘[O]mnem tocius rei publice nostre sanctionem ...’
3r
Explicit: ‘... Data Constantinopoli in Domino nostro Iustiniano perpetuo Augusto ter consule.’
1r
[Glossa ordinaria]
Incipit: ‘[note a] Imperator quia imperat subditis sic dicitur ...’
3r
Explicit: ‘... extraneus ut in aut. de consilibus [§] finali et Accursius. Accursius doc. l[e]g.’
Incipit: ‘[Titulus, red ink] In nomine domini nostri Iesu Christi. Domini Iustiniani sacratissimi principis perpetui Augusti iuris enucleati ex omni ueteri iure collecti dig.seu pandect. Incipit lib. primus de iustitia et iure. [black ink; illuminted initial I]Vri opera daturum prius ...’
[Full page illumination]
173r
Explicit: ‘... salua religione desiderio refitiendi op[er]is medendum sit. Explicit prima pars ff. veteris.’
1r
Glossa ordinaria
Incipit: ‘[secundus] II non sint inique in quibusdam t[ame]n locis quedam latebant dulcedines i[d est] equissime sententie ...
[nota a] [I]n nomine domini nostri ihu xpi [i.e. Iesu Christi] ...’
173r
Explicit: ‘... doctor Accursius omnium doctorum summ. cunctorum doctorum on. [at the end of the column is repeated] Explicit prima pars ff uet.’
174r
Secunda Pars Digesti Veteris
Incipit: ‘[Titulus, red ink] Domini Iustiniani sacratissimi principis perpetui aug[usti] iuris enucleati ex omni uet[er]i iure colecti dic. seu pandectarum Explicit lib. xi Incipit xii. De rebus creditis et si certum petatur et de certi condictione. [black ink,] Vlp. [illuminated initial B]ene est prius quam ad uerborum ...’
316v
Explicit: ‘... adhibuit idem erit probandum. Explicit secunda pars ff. ueteris Deus glorificemus et laudemus. Am.’
174r
[Glossa ordinaria]
Incipit: ‘R[ubrica] Si certum petatur et de rebus editis dictum est ...’
316v
Explicit: ‘... acc. omnium dominorum doc. Explicit secunda pars apparatus ff. ueteris Domino laudes A[men].’
317r
[Tabula]
Incipit: ‘[I]ste sunt R[ubr]ice tocius corporis iuris ciuili. In primis in hunc modum. Domini Iustiniani sacratissimi principis perpetui augusti iuris enucleati ex omni iure ueteri collecti digestorum seu pandectarum [red] Incipit liber primus ...’
Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria E.I.1, 1r
Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria E.I.1, 4r
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
Composite manuscript
Binding: rebound
Layout: Textus inclusus (Glossa); 2 columns
Illustrations: Full-page illumination on leaf 1r, 4r and 174r (respectively the beginning of the Constitutio Omnem), the incipit (Liber I) and the incipit of Liber XII, that is the secunda pars Digesti Veteris. Illuminations at the beginning of each book; minor initials wither illuminated of decorated with penworks, excellent quality. The artist is identified as the 1328 Master (Maestro del 1328).
Iconclass: Society, Civilization, Culture
Remarks: Leaves are numbered 1-317, including flyleaves, by a modern hand.
