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Contents John of Haghen [Johannes de Indagine] has annotated MS 147, and also penned several of the texts/notes himself. He has listed the contents of the manuscript on f. 1r. It is possible to discern some of the included texts on his list: the excerpts from Peter of Ancarano and the section from Johannes of Imola. John of Haghen was Prior of the Carthusian monastery in Erfurt, Germany in the mid-15th century. He was a notable theologian and author of his time. His hand, which features throughout MS...

Contents A 15th century autograph manuscript (the author of the work is also the scribe of the manuscript) from the Carthusian Charterhouse at Erfurt. The author and scribe is Johannes de Indagine, who was a Carthusian monk and prior connected to Erfurt Charterhouse and other Carthusian houses in Germany in the fifteenth century. The manuscript includes a collection of commentaries on parts of the bible, including Paul's letters, the Song of Songs, and other parts of the old and new testaments....

Contents This manuscript contains nine main texts in several hands, although the last section itself is made of various notes written by different people. The whole text has been annotated by John of Haghen, Prior of the Carthusians at Erfurt, which could mean this volume was his personal handbook at some point.f. 1r: List of Contents, written by John of Haghen, Prior of the Carthusians at Erfurt.ff. 1v-2v: Tract on the...

Contents Contains three treatises by John Haghen, written by the scribe John Rössler and annotated by John of Haghen himself.ff. 1r-178r: 'Expositio privilegiorum Ordinis Carthusiensis'ff. 178r-264r: 'Expositio aliorum privilegiorum ejusdem Ordinis'ff. 265r-329v: 'Tractatus de Vita et Regimine Clericorum'The texts are described separately, under the folio headings listed above. Writing A good, uniform...

Contents This section contains a tract about confession by Johannes de Indagine, otherwise known as Johannes Bremer von Hagen, or John of Haghen. He was a Carthusian monk writing in the 15th century and was a prolific theological author. This text is titled Tractatus de confessione and another hand has written the note Johannis Indaginis Carthusiensis satis notabilis.It begins on f. 162r with the words ...