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Padua, Pontificia Biblioteca Antoniana, MS 573, fols. 64v-66v (1449)
[Fol. 64v]
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Infrascripti sunt debitores librorum habentes infrascriptos libros apud se a quibus nunquam potui habere ad perfectionem inventarii, in quolibet descripserim libros simpliciter tamen non potui designare et scribere qualitates et signa librorum. Ideo hic pro debitoribus inscripti sunt
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In primis, frater Baptista guardianus habet hos libros:
Et primo textum libri De anima.
Item Bibliam unam in magno volumine.
Item librum super Predicamentis.
Item aliam Bibliam unam parvulam.
Item librum in quo sunt opera Francisci et Maronis.
Item Primum Scoti.
Item Questiones plures super Sententias.
Item Quolibeta Scoti in magno volumine.
Item quinque volumina coperta coreo rubeo ad ligaturas.
Item Legendas sanctorum.
Item unum breviarium.
Item libretos III secundum diversas materias.
[Cancelled: Sanctissimus Domini noster papa Nicolaus habet: Summa theologie Henrici de Gandavo. In the margin, by a different hand: Dedit. Restituit].
Magister Antonius de Rodigio habet:
Primum et secundum Scoti super Sententias.
Et Ugonem super secundum, tertium et quartum Sententiarum.
Item duos alios libros in theologia.
Magister Iohannes Lupatinus habet:
Textum Sententiarum de littera [Cancelled: antiqua] pulcra.
Item Summam Galensis.
Item Bonaventuram super Primo et Secundo et Quarto.
Item et super Omnes.
Item tabulam super Sententiis.
Item Augustinum De civitate Dei in pulcra littera.
Item Questiones varias in theologia.
Item Constitutiones regule.
Item Loycam Aristotilis.
Frater Nicolaus armarista habet:
Testus Sententiarum de littera antiqua.
Item unum breviarium.
Item parabolle Salomonis.
Frater Raynaldus habet:
Testum Sententiarum.
Frater Martinus de Cumis habet:
Testus Sententiarum [In the margin: dedit].
Frater Chatarinus habet:
Secundum Bonaventure abreviatum.
Item miracula et exempla sanctorum.
Frater Laurentius Venetus habet: [In the margin: dedit]
Secundum Francisci Maroni.
Et transitum sancti Ieronimi.
Magister Franciscus de Firmo habet:
Quartum Francisci Maroni.
Frater David Anglicus habet: [In the margin by a different hand: dedit]
Mamotretum in pulcra littera.
Frater Lambertus habet:
Mamotretum
et Legendas sanctorum.
Item unum breviarium.
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Frater Matheus condam sacrista habet:
Librum de Vitis patrum.
Et Quadragesimale Iacobi Capre.
Frater Allexander de Padua habet:
Summam Brocardi.
Dominus Cosmas Contareno habet: [In the margin by another hand: dedit]
Duas decretales antiquas.
Frater Marsilius habet:
Sermones festivos.
Librum de VII donis.
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