Numquid c⟨apies⟩ l⟨eena⟩ p⟨redam⟩ (Job 38:39) Leena est ecclesia que gentes rapuit
mox a perfidorum cordibus ardor persecutionis inclaruit
\exarsit/ ubique sparsus
RB, no. 11090: f. 59r (line 1): ‘Numquid capies leena predam Leena est ecclesia’ (Job 38:39); f. 59v (line 24): ‘Numquid fiduciam In rhinocerotis fortitudine’ (Job 39:11); f. 61r (line 1): ‘Super quo bases illius [...] Terre huius bases sancte ecclesie’ (Job 38:6); f. 61v (line 31): ‘Sciebas tunc quod nasciturus esses [...] Ac si diceret aperte’ (Job 38:21).
RB, no. 11091: f. 62r (line 1): ‘caldei fecerunt III turmas que sit concupiscencia carminis’ (Job 1:17); f. 62r (line 25): ‘deridetur enim iusti simplicitas multipliciter et in dictis et in factis’ (Job 12:14); f. 63v (line 34): ‘Respondensque heliud et cetera iste iuuenis calore inconsideracior’ (Job 32:6).
Quire signatures on quire 1-6 and 8. The collation of the last quire is tentative.
Condition
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Occasional ink-smudges, for example on f. 56v. f. 43r, f. 61r: Holes and repairs. Dried plant material has been placed in the gutters between f. 7v and f. 8r, f. 10v and f. 11r.
Guidelines and ruling in hardpoint. The commentary is an integral part of the page layout. When the commentary is at its largest it completely surrounds the main text.
(LCI)
Upper left corner: National Library book label with current signum.
(f. L1r)
Top of page, in brown ink by a medieval hand: ‘hieronymus’, ‘Jobus’
(f. L1v)
Top of page, in brown ink by a medieval hand: ‘Iste liber est ad vsum fratrum minorum Aureliani Job’
(f. SL2r)
In black ink by a modern hand: ‘Kongl. Bibl:t 1734 års Kat. Theol. in fol. no 6. Liber Jobi cum Glossis (secundum Versionem Vulgatam)’
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(ff. 1r–63v)
Contemporary additions and corrections to the commentary throughout the volume; (f. 26r): 5 lines of text crossed out. (f. 58v): Contemporary addition in 7 lines.
(f. 58v)
In brown ink by the main hand: ‘deo gracias’
Decorations
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Main text in brown ink. Capitals in red and blue on (f. 1r).
(f. 1r): Puzzle initial ‘U’ in blue and red with flourishing in blue over 5 lines.
Binding
Possibly 17th century parchment binding over cardboard. Four double raised bands and endbands. Spine, stamped in gold: ‘200’, the current signum, ‘A 143’; paper label with the reference numbers ‘30.2.6 ’; paper label with former signum: ‘6’.followed by illegible text. LCO and RCO: illegible traces of text in brown ink.
