Manuscripta juridica

Lectura Clementinarum , by Johannes de Imola, with an appendix extracted from Johannes de Lignano.

The volume's leaves are only numbered intermittently, in irregular intervals. Leaves are obviously missing at the beginning. The extant text starts with a commentary to Clem. 1.2.1. The volume then comments on books 1-5. Spot checks: The lemma (G)ravioribus [Clem. 5.10.2] is written on fol. 353r. Clem. 5.10.4 starts on fol. 355r, while Clem. 5.10.3 is postponed to fol. 356r. Clem. 5.11.1 is skipped. The last commentary (on Clem. 5.11.2) starts on fol. 357v and ends on fol. 367r (see below), but it is followed by an extract from the commentary of Johannes de Lignano, on the same text Clem. 5.11.2.

Very neatly written, with the exception of leaves 2-15 which are written in haste, and their character is similar, but not identical, to the script in MSS 199 part 2 and 200. Lemmata of first words of the chapters commented on are written in large letters. The first letter of the lemma is always left out. It was probably envisaged to write those first letters in red ink, but this was never done

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Author(s): Johannes de Imola; Johannes de Lignano

No. of pages: Fol. 1ra-373rb

Incipit:

• Abbates [Clem. 1.2.1]. Glossa summat et dividit. Clementina dividitur in duas partes, quia primo duplex prohibitio, secundo duplex pena: una iuris, altera(?) hominis, secunda ibi 'Si quis autem', ad evidenciam Clementinae pronunciatis.

  [{i}Explicit of the text by Johannes de Imola, fol. 367v:{/i}] Ultimo glosator finem operi suo inponens, adaptando se ad proxime dicta, invocat divinum auxilium, dicens quod 'natura naturam', hoc est ipse deus, cum ad illam redibimus, per intercessionem virginis gloriose nos collocet cum electis. Amen. Deo gracias. Millesimo cccc iiii, die sabbati xxi Junii, etc.

  [{i}Incipit of the appendix, drawn from the commentary by Johannes de Lignano on Clem. 5.11.2:{/i}] Habetis Clementinam expeditam cum apparatu suo ex hiis que comuniter scribunt doctores. Pro clariori tamen intelligentia textus et horum que dicta sunt, reassumit hic Johannes de Lig(?) questionem principalem textus et eorum que dicta sunt, seu illi similem. Querit enim et revocat in dubium, si causa committitur summarie de plano sine strepitu et figura iudicii.

  [{i}Explicit of the appendix:{/i}] Nam licet ius sit inductum dispositione iuris civilis, tamen ex quo est alteri quesitum, illud tollere sine causa esse(t) contra rationem naturalem et equitatem. Casus est ff. depositi, l. Bona fides [D.16.3.31 pr.], etc. Et sic est finis huius Clementinae, et per consequens tocius libri Clementinarum. Deo gratias. Amen. Explicit liber Clementinarum, editus per utriusque iuris doctorem dominum Johannem de Ymola, peritissimum