Manuscripta juridica

Additiones ad Lecturam Codicis Justiniani Alexandri Tartagni . Written in the margins and in blank spaces. Most additions belong to the literary genre of 'Notabilia'. Many other additions, however, refer to parallel texts in writings by other authors (Bartolus, Baldus, Angelus de Ubaldis, Ludovicus Romanus, Cardinalis, etc.), or to remarks which Felinus himself wrote elsewhere.

E.g. pars II, fol. 105r (ad C.C.6.22.8): "Quidam mercator, dum esset infirmus, in Barbaria fecit testamentum suum coram duobus testibus. Cui delato in Italiam opponebatur de ommissa solemnitate huius legis. Baldus consuluit quod ualebat testamentum, quia, cum non apareat que forma requiratur in Barbaria, presumendum est quod ibi seruetur ius gentium tamquam generale et equissimum: lex Omnes populi, in fine ff. de iustitia (D.1.1.9). Ipsius Baldi uerba sunt(?) ista(?) in lege Ius ciuile (D.1.1.6), in secunda coll. uersi.,. - et nota quod de facto consului ff. de iu. et f. i. (D.22.6). Fellinus. (Later, Felinus added two lines:) ... Dixi post Bartolum in lege Qui a latronibus, ff. de testa. (D.28.1.13).

The catalogue states that there are "continui riferimenti alla propria attività di Rota". I cannot confirm this. The word "Ro.", Roma." in the additions rather refers to writings by Ludovicus Pontanus (Romanus). In one case the word refers to the collection of Decisiones Rotae Romanae by Guilielmus Horborch, a.1376 ss.: ... Et quod notant domini de Rota conclusione 278 in ord. nouissimo, ubi dicunt quod amicus potest capere possessionem beneficii per animum

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Author(s): Felinus Sandeus - a.1487-1503 auditor Sacrae Romanae Rotae

No. of pages: (item 2)