Otto Frisingensis, Chronica seu Historia de duabus civitatibus Electronic version according to TEI P5.1 Fragmentarium - Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments

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Cluj-Napoca Biblioteca Academiei Române Fragm. Cod. Lat. 12 Otto Frisingensis, Chronica seu Historia de duabus civitatibus S. Germany (Bavaria?) Latin Chronica Otto Frisingensis (rb) ... episcopus vero clam elapsus aufugit. Eapropter imperator [pascha Domini Ravenna celebra]to uerno tempore...  X Unde quidam ex nostris hunc rerum humanarum casum deplorat, rithmum in modum tragedie... (VI.31); (va) ... [in abdit]//is siluarum claustris perdidit. Contra quos cum debite... X ... in palatio lateranensi sedente flagitiosam et turpem... (VI.32); (vb) ... dicere non oportet. Inde castra mouens Appenium [opid]umque quod Pons tremulus uocatur... X ... tanquam nocens cum per omnia esset innocens custodie mancipatur. Videns hec uenerabilis Iuuauiens//[is ecclesie]... (VII.14); (ra) ... ceteros in fugam uertit. Romani fuga in ponte iuxta castrum Crescentii... XV. Imperator ab urbe regressus... Quem in castro Barra, in ter//[mino regni sito]... (VII.15). Otto von Freising, Chronik oder Die Geschichte der zwei Staaten, ed. by Walther Lammers, tr. by Adolf Schmidt, Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1961. Judging by the gap separating the text on the two leaves, this must have been the outside or the first intermediary bifolium of the quire. Parchment 270 316 125 185 104 130 112 144 c. 185 x 315 mm

restored in 2020

drypoint ruling; no extant prickings 7 8

Written by two hands in a neat South German proto-Gothic minuscule script, s. XII2. Corrections by another hand. Alternating shapes of final s, ampersand and uncrossed Tironian et, initial v and u; straight d; e caudata.

Simple red initials, highlighted initials (red).
The bifolium was extracted from the binding of U. 63177 (Paraphrases Des. Erasmi Roterodami In epistolas Pauli apostoli ad Rhomanos Corinthios & Galatas, quae commentarii uice esse possunt, Basel: Johannes Frobenius [per Hieronymum Frobenium], 1520 – USTC 682544). The book had belonged to "Laurentius Dalnaki", who signed his name on the frontispiece. Dálnoki Nagy Lőrinc (1614-1661) was a teacher at the Unitarian College in Cluj in the 1630s and 1640s. On the frontispiece, one can also read the signature of Stephanus Conradus, a contemporary notary from Cluj. In the cardboard of the binding was discovered a bifolium from a seventeenth-century chronicle mentioning events that took place in Cluj and Transylvania around 1609, which suggests that the book was bound in Cluj. Consequently, the fragment was available in that city, but it cannot be known if it stems from the historical collections of Cluj. Description by: Adrian Papahagi, UBB-Cluj, CODEX Centre, 2020
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