Manuscripta juridica

Institutiones . Incipit and explicit normal. Littera Bononiensis. The entire volume has the same layout. Four series of quires. Each series is constituted by quiniones (except the last quire of the series). Reclamants beneath column vb (decorated by simple dashes in ink, or not decorated at all:) fol. 20v, 30v, ... 60v, 70v, 88v, 98v, … 158v, … 198v, … 226v, 246v, 286v, 296v. Fol. 10v, 216v, 236v, 256v, 266v lack a reclamant, but a new series of bookbinder's marks starts on next folio on lower right corner.

Beautiful Italian miniatures with gold, not only at the beginnings of books, but even at the beginning of each title.

Petia marks: The scriveners marked on the margins the end of the petiae which they had copied, both for the corpus and for the apparatus, and a corrector also marked there that he had re-collated the copied text to the petia. For instance, fol. 73rb next to text: 'f. xiii. p. cor.', and in same ink above it: 'cor.'; fol. 283rb mark next to the apparatus: 'fi pe. ii.', and in different ink above it 'cor.'; fol. 283vb next to the text: 'fi. i. pe.'.

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Author(s):

• Justinianus imperator

No. of pages: Fol. 1ra-78rb