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AM 60 4to
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Norwegian Lawbook; Norway, 1320-1350
Indhold
Kong Magnus Lagabøters Kristenret
Norges gamle Love II, pp.306-23Ed. C
Non
Om Tienden
Norges gamle Love II, pp. 352-55Ed. H
Non
Frostatings Kristenret
Norges gamle Love I, pp. 129-56, pp. 303-36
Non
Kong Magnus Lagabøters Norske Landslov
Norges gamle Love II, pp. 7-174
Non
Bergens Bylov
Norges gamle Love II, pp. 274-88
Non
Retterbøder
Non
Grænseskel Mellem Norge og Sverige
Non
Ledingsskibenes Antal
Non
Fysisk Beskrivelse / Kodikologi
Parchment.
There are red numbers of chapters and rubrics. At times room for initials and rubrics has been left open.
The manuscript consists of 13 gatherings of 8 leaves each. The last leaf of the 1st gathering has been cut away.
The script has been touched up on 8r-103r. Possibly there were more leaves after thirteenth gathering containing more of Retterbøder. This is presumed as two leaves of the very same size and on which the script is the same as the script of 3rd hand in this manuscript, are found in the Record Office of Norway. Apparently Árni Magnússon removed the leaves from the manuscript and they were integrated in his collection of diplomas. These leaves came to >Geheimearkivet by a mistake and later they ended up on their present location. On the verso page of the first of these leaves is a sentence written by Árni Magnússon „deest unicum folium“.
The manuscript is written in 2 coloumns throughout.
The first hand occurs on 1r-7v and is an early gothic bookhand.
The second hand occurs on 8r-103r and is also an early gothic bookhand.
The third hand is found on 103v and is an early gothic cursive.
The fourth and last hand of this manuscript is found in last 13 lines of 103v and is also an early gothic cursive. The scribe was a Lawman named Hans Jacobsen Loe.
The initials are red, blue or green.
There are younger marginalia from the sixteenth and seventeenth century.
Brown tooled leather binding on wooden boards. The back is younger than the rest. Originally there were metal fittings on the upper and lower board. Now the holes are the only traces left of the corners pieces, center pieces and bosses.
Historie og herkomst
The manuscript is written in Norway. Kristian Kålund has dated the manuscript to the fourteenth century, but Gustav Storm (Storm, 1885, p. 547) has dated 1ra-7va to 1330-1350 and has also presumed that these folios could be Icelandic, whereas the rest of them are Norwegian. 8ra-130rb:22 have been dated to c. 1320, a dating on which Marius Hægstad (Hægstad, 1907, p. 156) and Mikjel Sørlie (Sørlie, 1936, p. 468) agree. Finally 103va-103vb:22 have been dated to c. 1330.
The manuscript was owned by Hans Loe in 1570, as his version of Landsloven in the Deichmann manuscript 11 8vo is based on the version occuring in this manuscript AM 60 4to.
[Additional]
Catalogued 05-03-2000 by AWS (parsed 20-06-2000).
Bibliografi
| Forfatter | Titel | Redaktør | Omfang |
|---|---|---|---|
| Norges gamle Love indtil 1387 | ed. P. A. Munch, ed. R. Keyser | 1848; II | |
| Norges gamle Love indtil 1387 | ed. P. A. Munch, ed. R. Keyser | 1846; I | |
| Norges gamle Love indtil 1387 | ed. P. A. Munch, ed. R. Keyser | 1849; III | |
| Norges gamle Love indtil 1387 | ed. Gustav Storm | 1885; IV | |
| Marius Hægstad | Nordvestlandsk - Vestnorske maalføre fyre 1350, Videnskabs-Selskabets Skrifter | 1907; I | |
| Mikjel Sørlie | „Bergens Bylov“, Kulturhistorisk leksikon for nordisk middelalder | 1956; I: p. 466-468 |