(f. SL1v)
Upper part of page, in ink by a modern hand: ‘från Colleg. Olom. Soc. Jesu 1648 Var bunden efter Hugo de S. Victore, Argent. 1485’; below in pencil by a modern hand: ‘Flyttades från Trycksaml. 1880, Maj Tryckt första gång i Rom 1468 o sedan oftare på lat., sp., fr., ty’.
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(f. 1r)
Bottom margin, in pencil by a modern hand: ‘från Colleg. Olom. Societ. Jesu. Var bunden efter Hugo de S. Victore Argentine 1485’.
(ff. 46v–101v)
A few scattered additions and corrections in the margins by the scribe or a contemporary hand.
Decorations
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Main text in dark brown ink, rubrics in red.
(ff. 3r–118v): Space over 3-5 lines reserved for initials, but no initials added.
Some of the rubrics begin with red penwork initials, e.g. (f. 1r) and (f. 66v).
(f. 1): folded brass clip attached to leaf as bookmark.
Binding
Modern binding. White leather and marbled paper over cardboard. Spine, stamped in gold on brown leather label: ‘Rodoricus Zamorensis Speculum vite humane’; paper label with current signum.
Swedish troops looted the college in 1643, after which the manuscript would have been transferred to Sweden. The manuscript is mentioned in Vossius's catalogue of 1651 (U 202:1, p.35). The manuscript was originally bound together with a printed edition of Hugh of Saint Victor (Hugo De S. Victore, De sacramentis, Strasbourg 1485). The texts were separated and rebound in 1888.
