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| | Berkeley, University of California, Berkeley, Robbins Collection,
Robbins MS 147 | | Description: ff. ii + 204 + iii; i + 266 + ix - Two volumes; bound in vellum; titles in gilt on spine. - Bookplate, "Monsignor Grimaldi Luogotenente dell'A.C." in first volume; acquired by the Robbins Collection in 1988. | | Number of Parts: 2 - Number of Images Available: 5 | | Direct Link: http://ds.lib.berkeley.edu/RobbinsMS147_11 | | Language: Latin Country: Italy Century: undetermined |
| | Part 1: ff. 1r-204v | | Description: - Paper - 191 x 129 mm - 20 long lines; not ruled. | | Country: Italy | Cardinal point: | | Region: | City: | | Assigned Date: Undetermined | Searchable Date Range: | | Dated by scribe: No | Inscribed Date: | | Document: No | Number of Scribes: 1 | | Script: Cursive. | | Other Decoration: | | Notes: Book I numbered 1-66, followed by 5 un-numbered leaves; Book II numbered 1-132, followed by 2 un-numbered leaves. This part is labeled Robbins MS 147A. | | Number of Texts: 1 |
| | Text 1: ff. 1r-204r; f. 204v blank | | Author: Melchiore Picarozzi | | Title: Institutiones Iuris Civilis | | Language(s): Latin | | Notes: Includes Books I and II. | |
| | Part 2: ff. 1r-266v | | Description: - Paper - 190 x 130 mm - Long lines; number of lines per page varies. | | Country: Italy | Cardinal point: | | Region: | City: | | Assigned Date: Undetermined | Searchable Date Range: | | Dated by scribe: No | Inscribed Date: | | Document: No | Number of Scribes: Several. | | Script: Cursive. | | Other Decoration: | | Notes: Book III numbered 1-143, followed by 4 un-numbered leaves; Book IV numbered 1-98, followed by 1 un-numbered leaves; 10 blank, un-numbered leaves of a different paper stock between ff. 28 and 29. This part is labeled Robbins MS 147B. | | Number of Texts: 1 |
| | Text 1: ff. 1r-266r; f. 266v blank | | Author: Melchiore Picarozzi | | Title: Institutiones Iuris Civilis | | Language(s): Latin | | Notes: Includes Books III and IV. | | Status of text: Edges of some leaves cropped with consequent loss of text. | |
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