Princivallus Mediolanensis (Percival Or Parsifal Of Milan)

Concept and History of Princivallus Mediolanensis (Percival or Parsifal of Milan)

a canon from Monza, lectured on the Decretum at Padua during the late thirteenth century. He wrote aLectura on Gratian’s Decretum which anticipates the Rosarium of Guido de Baysio (1300) in that it adds both old and new interpretations to the standard commentary, theGlossa ordinaria of Johannes Teutonicus and Bartholomaeus Brixiensis.

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Texts

1. Lectura super Decreto: Incipit: “Bone rei dare consultum et presentis habetur vite subsidium . . . Ideo ego magister p. mediolanensis canonicus medonensis (sic) doctor decretorum padue regens”

Manuscripts

Klosterneuburg, Stiftsbibl. 110, 111; München, Staatsbibliothek lat. 14059, fol. 1r-170v; Paris, B.N. lat. 3915 and lat. 3916; Prague, Mus. XVII.B.8; Vienna, ÖNB lat. 2121.

Literature

S. Kuttner, Repertorium 48, 115 n.1; idem, ‘A Forgotten Definition of Justice’, SG 15 (1972) 91-94; Schulte, QL II 135-36. Thomas Diplovatatius, De claris iuris consultis (SG 10; Bologna 1968) 137-138.