National Library of Sweden, A 60
Copy of papal bull by Martin V regarding the Birgittine order
Vadstena, Middle of 15th century
Paper
i, 17, i' leaves
215–220 × 150–160 mm
Latin
1
(ff. 1v–17v)
Copy of papal bull
Bulla Martini quinti confirmationis bulle Johannis xxiii ?? marismagni de verbo ad verbum super priuilegia et cetera
Martinus Episcopus seruus seruorum dei Ad perpertuam rei memoriam
datum Rome viiii kalendas Maii pontificatus eiusdem duodecimo ordine prefato
SDHK, no. 19261.
Secundo folio
ostendens defectusSupport
Foliation
Modern foliation in pencil.
Condition
Textblock
ff. 1r–11r: brown blotches on the pages, possibly from liquid, larger in the beginning and smaller towards the end, affects legibility of the text on ff. 1r–2r. Pages torn and loose in the inner margin of the entire text. f. 2 upper right corner cut out. After f. 10 two leaves may have been cut out and after f. 17 one leaf.Script
Textblock
Hand 1
Gothic cursiveAdditions
Binding/Endleaves
(LCI)
Upper left corner: National Library book label with current signum; upper edge, in ink by a modern hand: ‘Från Antiqvitets Arkivet, utan sign.’. In pencil: ‘A 60’.
(f. SL1r)
Centre page, in ink by a modern hand (probably by Klemming): ‘Martini Vi Bulla angående Vadstena kloster 7 April 1419 innehållande konfirmation af Johannis XXII bulla 1 Maj 1413, kallad Mare magnum. Största delen af § 53 samt hela 54 och 55 fela. Tryckt efter Annan codex (A. 23) i Diplomaticum Svecanum från och med 1401, II 618-644.’
(f. Note_1v)
A typewritten note in Swedish from a previous exhibition that gives background information about different papal bulls relating to the Birgittine order.
Textblock
(f. 1r)
Three paragraphs of text written in black and brown ink by one or several medieval hands. The texts are faded and affected by stains. Top of page, in pencil: ‘12’. Centre page, in black ink: ‘13’. Bottom page, in pencil: ‘10’.
Decorations
Provenance
According to f. Note_1v the manuscript is a copy of the papal bull from 1419 made in Vadstena abbey. The manuscript was probably transferred to Stockholm and Uppsala during the dissolution of the monasteries (finished in 1619) and finally ended up in the Antiquities Archive.
Acquisition
Transferred from the Antiquities Archive to the National Library in 1780.