LS 1319/2/8

Lastliosta IIIF

BailiúchánColáiste na Tríonóide

Suíomh FisiciúilBaile Átha Cliath, Éire

Marc SeilfTCD LS 1319/2/8; H. 2. 17 Vol XIII

TeangachaGaeilge; ga

Dáta cruthaithe1400-1499; 1500-1599

Uimhriú12 fóilió

ÁbharTráchtas Leighis

ÚinéireachtBhí an lámhscríbhinn seo ar cheann de na lámhscríbhinní i mbailiúchán Sir Edward Lhuyd (1660-1709) agus is dócha go bhfuair sé í agus é ar turas in Éirinn 1700; Cheannaigh Sir Thomas Sebright roinnt den bhailiúchan sin i ndiaidh do Lhuyd bás a fháil 1709; Sir John Sebright a fuair ansin iad agus bhí siad sa bhaile aige sa bhliain 1765; thart ar 1782 d'áitigh Edmund Burke ar Sebright iad a sheoladh go BÁC lena n-iniúchadh; thug Sebright an LS seo agus roinnt eile do Choláiste na Tríonóide 1786.

RaonÉire; Hertforshire, Sasana; Baile Átha Cliath

BunábharMeamram

MaisiúTúslitreacha Ornáideach

CeangailCeangailte i gclúdach meamraim nua-aimseartha

PátrúinLhuyd Sir Edward, 1700; Sebright Sir Thomas; Sebright Sir John; Coláiste na Tríonóide, 1786

Toisí23.5–26cm × 19–20.5cm

Ar líne ó1999

NótaíGan síniú scríobhaithe (ach amháin má ionann an t-ainm ar an gcolafan ar f. 139rbz agus an scíobhaí). Ff. 12, uimhrithe le peann luaidhe 118–129 (agus an t-uimhriú scríofa le peann luaidhe arís ar ff. 118–122, 125–7) agus uimhriú níos sine scríofa le dúch le feiceáil 279–302. Stampa dubh den uimhir ‘H. 2. 17 II Vol. VIII 118–129 / 279–302’ ar an gclúdach tosaigh agus cúil; uimhir ‘1319/2/8’ sa chúinne uachtarach den chlúdach tosaigh.

CeartaCóipcheart Coláiste na Tríonóide; Iomhá Foinse ag Meamram Páipéar Ríomhaire, Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh, Institiúid Ard-Léinn Bhaile Átha Cliath.

CuntasBlúire de chatalóg ar na plandaí, mianraí, srl. a úsáidtear mar leigheas. Tá dhá dhuilleog déag in 1319/2/8 ar an iomlán, agus tá na ceithre leathanach dheireanacha sách doléite.

Íoslódáil Meiteashonraí

Fáiltímid roimh shonraí breise nó ceartúcháin ar bith a bhaineann le cur síos agus meiteashonraí na lámhscríbhinní. Déan teagmháil linn, le do thoil, le d’aiseolas.

LS 1319/2/8

MEDICAL

15th or 16th cent. Vellum. 23.5–26 × 19–20.5. Ff. 12, numbered in pencil 118–129 (with numbering repeated in pencil on ff. 118–122, 125–7) and bearing an earlier pagination 279–302 in ink. No scribal signature (unless name in scribal colophon on f. 129rbz be that of scribe himself).

Bound in modern vellum cover; number ‘H. 2. 17 II Vol. VIII 118–129 / 279–302’ stamped in black on front and back covers; number ‘1319/2/8’ in upper outer corner of front cover.

Collation: i⁶ (wants 2–5), ii⁸, iii² (?) with loss of text where defective. Double columns, with ruling, where visible, in brown, 49 lines (ff. 118–9), 31–2 lines (ff. 120–9). Remains of pricking for double columns with single inner and outer bounding lines visible in upper and lower margins of most leaves near or at leaf-edge; pricking for horizontal text-lines visible in outer and inner margins of all leaves (occasionally obscured by later tape-repairs, e.g. ff. 122r, 125v, inner margins). Ornamental initials throughout (e.g. ff. 118vb11, 125vb4), several with intricate interlace (e.g. ff. 119rbw, 123ra16, 30) or zoomorphic motifs (e.g. ff. 118rb23, 42, 124ra22), usually coloured in light red (e.g. f. 121rb16), occasionally combined with yellow (e.g. f. 120r8) or buff (e.g. f. 126rb13); colouring sometimes obscured by staining, especially on ff. 123va, 124va, 127va, 128–9; capital letters frequently coloured red (e.g. 122vb3, 5) or red and yellow (e.g. 120vb18); ‘ceann fo eite’ (sometimes hand-shaped, e.g. 118vb10) often coloured red (e.g. 121vb6, 122vb7, 123vb24) or red and yellow (e.g. 120ra7, 121vb13); line-fillers usually highlighted in red (e.g. ff. 119vb37, 120vb30), or red and yellow (f. 121ra20); box on f. 120va3, enclosing final word of previous line, coloured red, also expunction points at f. 122va12. Textual omission at f. 119rb1 supplied in f. 119rb, upper margin. Vellum defective, ff. 118, 125; small holes in ff. 128–9; slight tear in f. 129, and in upper and lower edges of ff. 118–9; minor damage to outer edges of ff. 120–2, 127; tears in outer edges of ff. 122, 128 repaired with tape; lower outer edge of f. 127 reinforced by tape pasted onto verso; upper and outer edges of f. 129 partially reinforced by tape pasted onto verso; extensive tape-repairs, with subsequent stitching over tape, to outer and inner spine, ff. 118–9; tape reinforcement to upper and lower ends of outer spine, ff. 120/127, 121/126, 122/125, and of inner spine, ff. 123–4. Staining throughout, especially of upper and lower margins and outer halves of leaves, heaviest on ff. 118r, 127v, and especially ff. 128–9; some text obscured by staining in ff. 118rb, 122va, 125rb, 126va, 127rb, 127va, with more extensive illegibility in ff. 128, 129r; f. 129v entirely illegible.

Notes and jottings. (a) f. 120v, lower margin. ‘Fagaim fein gutarna gearrain eir an ti dosgrib anbeab.’ (b) f. 121r, lower margin. ‘amen ola[? n][...].’ (c) f. 124r, lower margin. ‘A Dia ⁊ a Muire as tuirseach ataim pein anois ⁊ gac uair ele air bhioth agus mice G / ollann rias mac Domh[naill] meic Eoin Mhaoil mic.’ (d) f. 124v, lower margin. ‘Ase so lebar [? Emainn] (MS ‘ema’ with n-stroke above foll. by et-contraction) meic Furcaidh.’

1ra. [Matthaeus Platearius Circa Instans; contains also material from Macer's De viribus herbarum (see §§ 7–9 below).] Prologue beg. Circa presens negocium in simplicibus medicinis mundum uersatur pro[p]ossitum Ise ar nirtriall isan brollach so inerbalair labra dona leigheasaibh diuidi Simplex medicina est que talis natura procedit Is ris adearar in leigheas diuid .i. inleigheas nach athraigter acht amail toscaighes se oaicneadh. Prologue ends ⁊ cindas dleaghar athobairt amail ata isan erbarail nadeagaidh sisana (f. 118rb22). Prologue corresponds to Platearius, Liber de simplici medicina dictus Circa instans (Venice 1497) [henceforth CI] ff. 186ra3–52. Text beg. Ferrum ⁊ ferrugo ⁊ scama ferri eiusdem [uirtutis] sunt In tiarann ⁊ in slaigi ⁊ tuireann isinand brigh d[? o]ibh ⁊ isteasaide tirim inslaigi isin ceim tanaisti (f. 118rb23). Chasm in text after f. 118 which breaks off (in section beg. Malua .i. in leamach muighi, f. 118vbw) inmalua muinntearda immorra iseisein is fuaraidhi ⁊ isfliuchaidhi ann ⁊ iss. Resumes (f. 119ra1) (in section beg. Linga bouis .i. in todra, MS 1323, p. 91az) leann[a] urcoideacha gabait isnascamanaibh Sugh inlossa ceadna do cur arucht ellte ⁊ aol dolocht naloinidhin ⁊ ismirbuileach foires iat. Ends (in section beg. Iusquiamus .i. in gafand, f. 129ray) re loighi gorub slan ⁊ is dearbtha in leighes sin ‘Finit amen finit’ (f. 129rb29). Foll. by blank line-space and scribal colophon: ‘Et Magnus mac Gillacrist mac [...]’ (f. 129rbz). Text here comprises the foll. sections (references in square brackets are to corresponding chapter of CI; or, for sections based on Macer, to page, chapter and line nos of L.Choulant (ed.) Macer Floridus De viribus herbarum (Leipzig 1832) [henceforth Choulant]; note that while references cited here are to entire chs in the Latin sources, these chs are not always given in full in the Irish text; note also that in occasional instances (e.g. § 10 below) where Macer is the principal source, the plant's grade is supplied from CI): (1) ‘Ferrum’ (f. 118rb23–41) [= CI ‘De ferro’ (F 2), f. 198rb4–24]; (2) ‘Flamula’ (f. 118rb42–118va13) [= CI ‘De flammula’ (F 1), f. 198ra50–b3]; (3) ‘Cuscute’ (f. 118va14–26) [= CI ‘De cuscute’ (C 5), f. 192va8–18]; (4) ‘Rafanus’ (f. 118va27–b10) [= CI ‘De raphano’ (R 2) f. 207va39–z; (5) ‘Uiola’ (f. 118rb11) [= CI ‘De viola’ (V 1) f. 211ra60–b18; (6) ‘Malua’ (f. 118rb45–z) (incomplete) [= CI ‘De malua’ (M 4) f. 202ra37–z; (7) [Linga bovis] (f. 119ra) (acephalous) [= Choulant, pp. 74–5 (§ XXXIV Buglossa, ll. 1127–38)]; (8) ‘Aurotanus’ (f. 119ra7) [= Choulant, pp. 29–30 (§ II Abrotanum, ll. 31–51)]; (9) ‘Ruta’ (f. 119ra20) [= Choulant, pp. 39–40 (§ VII Ruta, ll. 267–331)]; (10) ‘Betonica’ (f. 119ra45–b45) [= Choulant, pp. 46–8 (§ XI Betonica, ll. 429–91); for grade cf. CI ‘De betonica’ (B VII) f. 191rb24–40]; (11) ‘Peretrom’ (f. 119rbw–va15) [= CI ‘De piretro’ (P 1) f. 205va50–b3]; (12) ‘Diptanus’ (f. 119va16–31) [= CI ‘De diptamo’ (D 5) f. 196vb7–31]; (13) ‘Argentum uium’ (f. 119ra32); (14) ‘Linga auis’ (f. 119rb10); (15) ‘Hermodactilis’ (f. 119rb22); (16) ‘Striguum’ (f. 119rb38); (17) ‘Sulpur’ (f. 120ra8); (18) ‘Siloes’ (f. 120rb11); (19) ‘Saluia’ (f. 120rb22); (20) ‘Petrosilinum’ (f. 120ra3); (21) ‘Iarus barba’ (f. 120ra16); (22) ‘Isoip’ (f. 120vb10); (23) ‘C[usc]uta’ (f. 120vb25); (24) ‘Esula’ (f. 121ra21); (25) ‘Enula’ (f. 121rb16); (26) ‘Cuminum’ (f. 121va14); (27) ‘Capillus Ueniris’ (f. 121vb6); (28) ‘Accetum’ (f. 121vb14); (29) ‘Cerusa’ (f. 122rb14); (30) ‘Artimesia’ (f. 122va4); (31) ‘Acasia’ (f. 122va24); (32) ‘Portulaca’ (f. 122vb8); (33) ‘Alumen’ (f. 122vb28); (34) ‘Plumbum’ (f. 123ra16); (35) ‘Pix’ (f. 123rax); (36) ‘Olibanum’ (f. 123rb14); (37) ‘Pomum citrinum’ (f. 123va14); (38) ‘Semper uiua’ (f. 123vb5); (f. 123vb25); (39) ‘Rubus’ (f. 123vb25); (40) ‘Sidubal’ (f. 124ra14); (41) ‘De absintico’ (f. 124ra22); (42) ‘De uritica’ (f. 124va17); (43) ‘Menta’ (f. 125vb4); (44) ‘Epitimum’ (f. 126rb13); (45) ‘Polepodium’ (f. 127raw); (46) ‘Don lus oil[...]’ (f. 127rb13); (47) ‘Fraxinus’ (f. 127va1); (48) ‘Sambucus’ (f. 127va19); (49) ‘Calmeentum’ (f. 127vb27); (50) ‘Epatica’ (f. 128rb22); (51) ‘Ordium’ (f. 128va3); (52) ‘Rosa marinus’ (f. 128va25); (53) ‘Papauer’ (f. 129ra4); (54) ‘Iusquiamus’ (f. 129ray). For textual correspondence with MS 1323, see below. F. 129v illegible but evidently contains two full columns of text.