Numeration Concordance

Calendar of Papal Registers Relating To Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 12, 1458-1471. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1933.

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Concordance Between the Old and the Present Numeration of the Lateran Registers of Pius II and Paul II, Extracted from the MS. Concordantia Numeri Rubricellarum Regestorum Lateranensium, Seu Veteris, Cum Novo Numero. An. 1903. (Vatican Archives, Indici, No. 319a.) (fn. 1)

Pius Papa II.

(3 Sept., 1458–14 Aug., 1464.)

Numerus rubricellarum. Numerus novus. (fn. 2) Numerus rubricellarum. Numerus novus. Numerus rubricellarum. Numerus novus.
An. Lib. An. Lib. An. Lib.
I 1 540 II 6 554 III 11 562
“ 2 542 “ 7 — “ 12 569
“ 3 538 “ 8 — “ 13 567
“ 4 — (fn. 3) “ 9 550 “ 14 572
“ 5 535 “ 10 — “ 15 564
“ 6 — “ 11 559 “ 16 563
“ 7 — “ 12 556 “ 17 568
“ 8 536 “ 13 560 “ 18 —
“ 9 541 “ 14 555 “ 19 —
“ 10 545 “ 15 — IV 1 571
“ 11 544 “ 16 558 “ 2 570
“ 12 548A (fn. 4) “ 17 557 “ 3 573
“ 13 539 “ 18 — “ 4 —
“ 14 547 “ 19 552 “ 5 579
“ 15 537 III 1 — “ 6 —
“ 16 546 “ 2 — “ 7 —
“ 17 543 “ 3 561 (fn. 5) “ 8 575
“ 18 — “ 4 — “ 9 578
“ 19 548B (fn. 4) “ 5 — “ 10 574
II 1 — “ 6 566 “ 11 581 (fn. 6)
“ 2 — “ 7 565 “ 12 577
“ 3 549 “ 8 — “ 13 —
“ 4 553 “ 9 — “ 14 —
“ 5 551 “ 10 — “ 15 576
IV 16 — V 8 — V 19 596
“ 17 — “ 9 590 VI 1 591
“ 18 — “ 10 585 “ 2 592
“ 19 — “ 11 599 “ 3 598
V 1 586 “ 12 — “ 4 597A
“ 2 583 (fn. 7) “ 13 — “ 5 —
“ 3 587 “ 14 589 “ 6 595
“ 4 588 “ 15 — “ 7 593
“ 5 — “ 16 — “ 8 —
“ 6 — “ 17 594 “ 9 — (fn. 8)
“ 7 584 “ 18 597

Paulus Papa II.

(16 Sept., 1464–26 July, 1471.)

I 1 626 I 21 611 II 19 606
“ 2 607 “ 22 — “ 20 633
“ 3 616 II 1 609 “ 21 —
“ 4 — “ 2 617 “ 22 —
“ 5 608 “ 3 614 III 1 642
“ 6 625 “ 4 — “ 2 631
“ 7 — “ 5 612 “ 3 634
“ 8 — “ 6 610 “ 4 628
“ 9 — “ 7 — “ 5 643
“ 10 602 “ 8 600 “ 6 645
“ 11 621 “ 9 613 “ 7 639
“ 12 615 “ 10 618 “ 8 —
“ 13 601 “ 11 632 “ 9 (fn. 9) 629
“ 14 619 “ 12 604 “ 10 641
“ 15 603 “ 13 605 “ 11 644
“ 16 624 “ 14 — “ 12 630
“ 17 627 “ 15 — “ 13 —
“ 18 623 “ 16 — “ 14 636
“ 19 620 “ 17 — “ 15 638
“ 20 622 “ 18 635 “ 16 637
III 17 646 V 3 664 VI 11 701
“ 18 647 “ 4 — “ 12 690 (fn. 10)
“ 19 651 “ 5 665 “ 13 695
“ 20 650 “ 6 710 “ 14 681
“ 21 652 “ 7 671 “ 15 687
“ 22 — “ 8 674 “ 16 686
IV 1 648 “ 9 669 “ 17 696
“ 2 658 “ 10 672 “ 18 —
“ 3 649 “ 11 — “ 19 703
“ 4 653 “ 12 — “ 20 700
“ 5 657 “ 13 — “ 21 —
“ 6 654 “ 14 676 “ 22 689
“ 7 655 “ 15 679 VII 1 702
“ 8 — “ 16 673 “ 2 699
“ 9 640 “ 17 — (fn. 11) “ 3 685
“ 10 656 “ 18 675 “ 4 707
“ 11 659 “ 19 — “ 5 706
“ 12 661 “ 20 684 “ 6 708
“ 13 662 “ 21 680 (fn. 12) “ 7 —
“ 14 660 “ 22 — “ 8 704
“ 15 698 VI 1 — “ 9 —
“ 16 663 “ 2 677 “ 10 712
“ 17 668 “ 3 678 (fn. 13) “ 11 705
“ 18 — “ 4 682 “ 12 709
“ 19 666 “ 5 670 “ 13 —
“ 20 — “ 6 694 “ 14 —
“ 21 667 “ 7 697 “ 15 —
“ 22 — “ 8 692 “ 16 691
V 1 — “ 9 688 “ 17 — (fn. 14)
“ 2 — “ 10 693 “ 18 711

Footnotes

  • 1. i.e. between the numbers of the Libri, or Registers, as given in the MS. Indice described above, pp. v sqq., and the present numbers of the Registers, as followed in the present volume of the Calendar. The earlier portion of the Concordantia, viz., from Boniface IX to Calixtus III, inclusive, was printed in the preceding volume of the Calendar, pp. xviii, sqq.
  • 2. This column gives the modern numbers of the surviving Lateran Registers, as referred to in the present volume.
  • 3. Here, and in the similar cases in which the Concordantia omits the modern number, it is implied that the Register is lost.
  • 4. These are now numbered 548 and 548A, respectively. See below, pp. 49 and 52, notes.
  • 5. Lat. Reg. 560A (below, p. 98) is thus omitted from the list of the modern numbers. See also above, p. ix.
  • 6. Lat. Reg. 580 (below, p. 160) is similarly omitted. See also above, p. ix.
  • 7. Lat. Reg. 582 (below, p. 167) is similarly omitted. See also above, p. ix.
  • 8. The number of the missing ‘Lateran Registers of Pius II, as shown by the blanks in the Concordantia, would thus appear to be 39, but is really only 36. See above, p. viii and note ‡. As only 67 Registers survive, it follows that about one third have been lost.
  • 9. In the margin of the Concordantia is a pencil note ‘an. 2o,’ which is correct. See below, p. 453.
  • 10. The number 683 was here, but has been cancelled in ink. The Concordance, therefore, does not show which Liber in the Annus-Liber scheme corresponded to the modern No. 683.
  • 11. The Concordantia wrongly marked this Liber 21 of An. 5 as missing (‘Deest’), but it corresponds to the present Reg. 680. The error has now been corrected in the Concordantia. The Indice (e.g. under ‘A’ and ‘F’) has the same error, viz., ‘Deest,’ but under ‘B’ and ‘M' it has rightly ‘Regest, 680.’
  • 12. MS. 778, evidently an error for 668, as the Lateran Registers of Paul II only go as far as No. 712. The same error occurs in the identifications inserted in the margin of the MS.Indice, but the correct number, 678, recurs there also.
  • 13. In the margin is a mark of interrogation, but the Indice (e.g. Vol. II, sub. lett. ‘F’) has the same identification, without such mark.
  • 14. The number of the missing Lateran Registers of Paul II, as shown by the blanks in the Concordantia, is thus 38. The surviving Registers number 112, so that about a quarter of the original number have been lost, a smaller proportion than in the case of the Registers of Pius II.
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