Register of rents for the see of Roskilde(fragment)

Denmark, Roskilde, 14th century, second half

Parchment

4 leaves

230 × 145 mm

Latin

1 (pp. 1–8) Register of rents

Note: The fragment lists accounts for nine different hundreds in the see of Roskilde.

Edition: Langebek (1792), pp. 110–114.

Physical Description

Support

Textblock

Locus: pp. 1–8

Support: Parchment

Leaf dimensions: 230 × 145 mm

Foliation

Modern pagination in pencil.

Collation

Note: The fragment consists of two loose bifolia.

Condition

Textblock

The leaves have been severely trimmed and also bear marks of folding.

Script

Textblock

Hand 1

Gothic cursive.

Additions

Textblock

(p. 1) Top left corner, in pencil by a modern hand: ‘A 244’.

(p. 2) Bottom page: National Library stamp.

(p. 4) Top right corner, in black ink by an early modern hand: ‘3’.

(p. 5) Bottom page: National Library stamp.

(p. 7) Top left corner, in black ink by an early modern hand: ‘74’; bottom page, in black ink by G. E. Klemming: ‘Från permen på N^o 374 qvarto Tidö bibliotheket. 1857 Juli.’

Binding

Description:

The fragments are stored in a modern cardboard folder. f. Overview, In red ink: ‘A 244’; in brown ink: ‘Fragment av Roskildebiskopens jordebok från 1300-talet’; ‘De 2 fragmenten ha tillhört Cod. UpsUB D. G. 51.’; printed: ‘Tjänste Kungl. Biblioteket Stockholm 5’.

Binding dimensions: 250 × 180 × 5 mm

Contemporary: No

History

Origin

Denmark, Roskilde, 14th century, second half. The manuscript from which the fragments originate mentions the date 1370 (Uppsala University Library, MS DG 51, 2r).

Provenance

The first leaf of the manuscript carries a owner's note by Stephanus Johannis Stephanius dated to 1645. Shortly thereafter Stephanius's book collection was sold to Magnus Gabriel de la Gardie and transferred to Sweden.

Acquisition

G. E. Klemming removed the fragments from the binding of a book in the library of Tidö palace in 1857. The fragments where found in 1922 in a box belonging to Klemming and then sent to the Regional Archives in Lund (Landsarkivet) for identification. They were idenfitifed as belonging to the Uppsala University Library manuscript DG 51. It is not known when these fragments were separated from the manuscript. The fragments were returned to the National Library in 1926.