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Numeration Concordance

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Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 11: 1455-1464

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J. A. Twemlow (editor)

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1921

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18-24

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'Numeration Concordance', Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 11: 1455-1464 (1921), pp. XVIII-XXIV. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=103649 Date accessed: 23 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Concordantia Numeri Rubricellarum Regestorum Lateranensium, Seu Veteris, Cum Novo Numero. An. 1903. (Vatican Archives, Indici, No. 319a.)
Concordance Between the Old and The Present Numeration of the ‘Lateran’ Registers from Boniface IX to Calixtus III, Inclusive. Footnotes

Concordantia Numeri Rubricellarum Regestorum Lateranensium, Seu Veteris, Cum Novo Numero. An. 1903. (fn. 1) (Vatican Archives, Indici, No. 319a.)

Concordance Between the Old and The Present Numeration of the ‘Lateran’ Registers from Boniface IX to Calixtus III, Inclusive.

Bonifacius Papa IX.

Numerus rubricellarum. Numerus novus. (fn. 2) Numerus rubricellarum. Numerus novus. Numerus rubricellarum. Numerus novus.
An. Lib. An. Lib. An. Lib.
I 1 3 III 4 — V — (fn. 4) —
“ 2 — (fn. 3) “ 5 24 “ 8 40
“ 3 — “ 6 — “ 9 41
“ 4 — “ 7 — “ 10 42
“ 5 84 “ 8 — “ 11 —
“ 6 — “ 9 27 “ 12 47
“ 7 — “ 10 25 “ 13 —
“ 8 5 “ 11 30 VI 1 —
“ 9 — “ 12 29 “ 2 49
“ 10 — “ 13 — “ 3 50
“ 11 2 IV 1 — “ 4 51
“ 12 — “ 2 31 “ 5 46
“ 13 7 “ 3 — “ 6 44
II 1 — “ 4 — “ 7 45
“ 2 12 “ 5 32 “ 8 —
“ 3 11 “ 6 34 “ 9 61
“ 4 13 “ 7 — “ 10 52
“ 5 18 et 19 “ 8 — “ 11 60
“ 6 16 “ 9 33 “ 12 —
“ 7 14 “ 10 — “ 13 —
“ 8 15 “ 11 36 VII — (fn. 4) —
“ 9 — “ 12 35 “ 2 54
“ 10 — “ 13 38 “ 3 53
“ 11 17 V 1 37 “ 4 58
“ 12 10 “ 2 — “ 5 62
“ 13 21 “ 3 43 “ 6 59
III 1 — “ 4 39 “ 7 —
“ 2 22 “ 5 — “ 8 —
“ 3 — “ 6 — “ 9 64
An. Lib. An. Lib. An. Lib.
VII 10 — X 3 75 XII 9 106
“ 11 66 “ 4 — “ 10 —
“ 12 68 “ 5 — “ 11 —
“ 13 — “ 6 85 “ 12 1
VIII 1 — “ 7 93 “ 13 109
“ 2 69 “ 8 94 XIII 1 8 et 9
“ 3 67 “ 9 — “ 2 105
“ 4 63 “ 10 95 “ 3 111
“ 5 — “ 11 96 “ 4 110
“ 6 — “ 12 — “ 5 112
“ 7 70 “ 13 89 “ 6 —
“ 8 71 XI 1 86 “ 7 115
“ 9 — “ 2 — “ 8 116
“ 10 — “ 3 90 “ 9 —
“ 11 80 “ 4 87 “ 10 —
“ 12 — “ 5 — “ 11 118
“ 13 73 “ 6 97 “ 12 26
IX 1 — “ 7 — “ 13 —
“ 2 79 “ 8 88 XIV 1 —
“ 3 72 “ 9 — “ 2 57
“ 4 74 “ 10 — “ 3 —
“ 5 78 “ 11 102 “ 4 113
“ 6 — “ 12 100 “ 5 —
“ 7 81 “ 13 98 “ 6 —
“ 8 — XII 1 — “ 7 82
“ 9 — “ 2 99 “ 8 28
“ 10 83 “ 3 103 “ 9 —
“ 11 — “ 4 101 “ 10 1
“ 12 — “ 5 104 “ 11 20
“ 13 — “ 6 108 “ 12 —
X 1 — “ 7 — “ 13 —
“ 2 91 “ 8 107

Innocentius Papa VII.

I 1 — I 6 121 II 4 122A
“ 2 — “ 7 122 “ 5 127
“ 3 119 II 1 123 “ 6 126 (fn. 6)
“ — (fn. 5) — “ 2 — “ 7 125
“ 5 — “ 3 —

Gregorius Papa XII.

I 1 128 I 4 129 I 7 131
“ 2 133 “ 5 130 “ 8 134
“ 3 132 “ 6 — “ 9 135

Alexander Papa V.

I 1 — I 3 — I 5 138
“ 2 137 “ 4 — “ 6 136

Joannes Papa XXIII.

I 1 — III 3 151 V 2 —
“ 2 — “ 4 — “ 3 180
“ 3 144 “ 5 165 “ 4 161
“ 4 150 “ 6 — “ 5 185
“ 5 142 “ 7 — “ 6 175
“ 6 143 “ 8 — “ 7 182
“ 7 145 “ 9 162 “ 8 —
“ 8 — “ 10 164 “ 9 —
“ 9 — “ 11 166 “ 10 140
“ 10 146 “ 12 — “ 11 —
“ 11 — IV 1 160 VI 1 183
II 1 147 “ 2 169 “ 2 184
“ 2 — “ 3 168 “ 3 —
“ 3 — “ 4 170 “ 4 —
“ 4 148 “ 5 — “ 5 153 (fn. 7)
“ 5 154 “ 6 — “ 6 153 (fn. 7)
“ 6 — “ 7 174 “ 7 —
“ 7 — “ 8 — “ 8 —
“ 8 156 “ 9 167 “ 9 141
“ 9 — “ 10 178 “ 10 172
“ 10 152 “ 11 — “ 11 173
III 1 157 “ 12 — “ 12 —
“ 2 158 V 1 176

Martinus Papa V.

I 1 187 I 12 — II 10 —
“ 2 195 “ 13 — “ 11 203
“ 3 189 II 1 — III 12 —
“ 4 191 “ 2 — III 1 —
“ 5 — “ 3 202 “ 2 —
“ 6 190 “ 4 — “ 3 202
“ 7 192 “ 5 — “ 4 233
“ 8 197 “ 6 — “ 5 —
“ 9 188 “ 7 — “ 6 —
“ 10 — “ 8 — “ 7 —
“ 11 — “ 9 — “ 8 201
III 9 205 VII 6 — XI 4 279
“ 10 206 “ 7 244 “ 5 274
“ 11 — “ 8 238 “ 6 275
“ 12 — “ 9 239 “ 7 —
“ 13 — “ 10 — “ 8 267
IV 1 — “ 11 — “ 9 —
“ 2 207 “ 12 246 “ 10 —
“ 3 — “ 13 — “ 11 283
“ 4 208 VIII 1 242 “ 12 —
“ 5 — “ 2 — “ 13 —
“ 6 — “ 3 — XII 1 —
“ 7 209 “ 4 — “ 2 —
“ 8 — “ 5 — “ 3 280
“ 9 217 “ 6 — “ 4 284
“ 10 212 “ 7 250 “ 5 —
“ 11 — “ 8 252 “ 6 288
“ 12 213 “ 9 253 “ 7 287
“ 13 214 “ 10 251 “ 8 289
V 1 — “ 11 — “ 9 290
“ 2 215 “ 12 — “ 10 —
“ 3 — “ 13 255 “ 11 —
“ 4 — IX 1 256 “ 12 —
“ 5 210 “ 2 — “ 13 —
“ 6 218 “ 3 257 XIII 1 286
“ 7 219 “ 4 — “ 2 292
“ 8 222 “ 5 — “ 3 —
“ 9 226 “ 6 — “ 4 285
“ 10 — “ 7 260 “ 5 293
“ 11 — “ 8 261 “ 6 295
“ 12 225 “ 9 262 “ 7 294
“ 13 228 “ 10 — “ 8 —
“ 14 — “ 11 — “ 9 —
VI 1 221 “ 12 — “ 10 —
“ 2 — “ 13 — “ 11 —
“ 3 224 X 1 258 “ 12 298
“ 4 220 “ 2 269 “ 13 297
“ 5 — “ 3 — XIV 1 —
“ 6 232 “ 4 — “ 2 —
“ 7 — “ 5 263 “ 3 300
“ 8 231 “ 6 264 “ 4 299
“ 9 — “ 7 — “ 5 230
“ 10 234 “ 8 265 “ 6 301
“ 11 — “ 9 271 “ 7 259
“ 12 236 “ 10 272 “ 8 193
“ 13 — “ 11 — “ 9 —
VII 1 — “ 12 273 “ 10 —
“ 2 204 “ 13 268 “ 11 276
“ 3 — XI 1 — “ 12 —
“ 4 — “ 2 — “ 13 —
“ 5 243 “ 3 282

Eugenius Papa IV.

I 1 302 IV 6 — VII 11 390
“ 2 — “ 7 311 “ 12 —
“ 3 305 “ 8 — “ 13 —
“ 4 328 “ 9 — VIII 1 392
“ 5 — “ 10 362 “ 2 —
“ 6 — “ 11 363 “ 3 —
“ 7 304 “ 12 364 “ 4 359
“ 8 — “ 13 368 “ 5 395
“ 9 306 V 1 — “ 6 389
“ 10 303 “ 2 367 “ 7 397
“ 11 — “ 3 — “ 8 403
“ 12 — “ 4 365 “ 9 —
“ 13 307 “ 5 — “ 10 —
II 1 — “ 6 — “ 11 396
“ 2 321 “ 7 — “ 12 399
“ 3 — “ 8 — “ 13 406
“ 4 322 “ 9 366 IX 1 401
“ 5 — “ 10 — “ 2 398
“ 6 325 “ 11 370 “ 3 402
“ 7 — “ 12 — “ 4 400
“ 8 — “ 13 — “ 5 —
“ 9 — VI 1 375 “ 6 —
“ 10 — “ 2 376 “ 7 407
“ 11 323 “ 3 372 “ 8 408
“ 12 — “ 4 373 “ 9 —
“ 13 — “ 5 — “ 10 —
III 1 340 “ 6 — “ 11 410
“ 2 341 “ 7 374 “ 12 416
“ 3 342 “ 8 377 “ 13 412
“ 4 — “ 9 393 X 1 371
“ 5 343 “ 10 382 “ 2 —
“ 6 345 “ 11 394 “ 3 404
“ 7 338 “ 12 — “ 4 —
“ 8 — “ 13 388 “ 5 —
“ 9 — VII 1 383 “ 6 —
“ 10 347 “ 2 384 “ 7 415
“ 11 353 “ 3 381 “ 8 —
“ 12 — “ 4 — “ 9 418
“ 13 — “ 5 — “ 11 (fn. 8) 420
IV 1 — “ 6 379 “ 12 416
“ 2 — “ 7 386 “ 13 —
“ 3 — “ 8 380 XI 1 —
“ 4 360 “ 9 335 “ 2 421
“ 5 361 “ 10 387 “ 3 423
XI 4 — XIII 3 — XV 2 —
“ 5 424 “ 4 — “ 3 308
“ 6 — “ 5 339 “ 4 313
“ 7 417 “ 6 346 “ 5 —
“ 8 — “ 7 337 “ 6 318
“ 9 430 “ 8 354 “ 7 —
“ 10 — “ 9 350 “ 8 314
“ 11 331 “ 10 352 “ 9 315
“ 12 — “ 11 351 “ 10 310
“ 13 326 “ 12 358 “ 11 —
XII 1 — “ 13 348 “ 12 309
“ 2 — XIV 1 355 “ 13 356
“ 3 327 “ 2 330 XVI 1 —
“ 4 344 “ 3 324 “ 2 —
“ 5 — “ 4 332 “ 3 316
“ 6 329 “ 5 — “ 4 —
“ 7 427 “ 6 — “ 5 349
“ 8 428 “ 7 — “ 6 —
“ 9 — “ 8 333 “ 7 320
“ 10 — “ 9 317 “ 8 —
“ 11 — “ 10 319 “ 9 —
“ 12 429 “ 11 — “ 10 312
“ 13 — “ 12 — “ 11 —
XIII 1 431 “ 13 — “ 12 —
“ 2 — XV 1 — “ 13 357

Nicolaus Papa V.

I 1 — II 11 — IV 10 —
“ 2 — III 1 454 “ 11 —
“ 3 — “ 2 — “ 12 —
“ 4 433 “ 3 451 “ 13 —
“ 5 437 “ 4 — V 1 —
“ 6 435 “ 5 — “ 2 456
“ 7 438 “ 6 453 “ 3 —
“ 8 — “ 7 — “ 4 —
“ 9 442 “ 8 448 “ 5 —
“ 10 — “ 9 — “ 6 458
II 1 440 “ 10 450 “ 7 —
“ 2 443 IV 1 — “ 8 463
“ 3 — “ 2 446 “ 9 —
“ 4 436 “ 3 453A “ 10 457
“ 5 — “ 4 455A “ 11 —
“ 6 — “ 5 — “ 12 —
“ 7 434 “ 6 — VI 1 464
“ 8 441 “ 7 — “ 2 —
“ 9 — “ 8 454A “ 3 465
“ 10 — “ 9 455B “ 4 461
VI 5 — VIII 2 481 IX 7 483
“ 6 — “ 3 — “ 8 484
“ 7 462 “ 4 479 “ 9 497
“ 8 — “ 5 478 “ 10 487A
“ 9 459 “ 6 482 X 1 —
“ 10 469 “ 7 480 “ 2 493
VII 1 — “ 8 — “ 3 494
“ 2 — “ 9 476 (fn. 9) “ 4 494
“ 3 471 “ 10 475 “ 5 —
“ 4 488 “ 11 — “ 6 490
“ 5 470 “ 12 — “ 7 —
“ 6 — “ 13 — “ 8 489
“ 7 — IX 1 — “ 9 432
“ 8 474 “ 2 485 “ 10 445
“ 9 467 “ 3 487 “ 11 492
“ 10 472 “ 4 486 “ 12 473
“ 11 — “ 5 —
VIII 1 477 “ 6 —

Callistus [sic] Papa III.

I 1 500 III 2 512 V 3 526
“ 2 504 “ 3 510 “ 4 527
“ 3 501 “ 4 520 “ 5 521
“ 4 503 “ 5 — “ 6 529
“ 5 498 “ 6 509 “ 7 528
“ 6 506 “ 7 511 VI 1 524
“ 7 505 IV 1 — “ 2 —
II 1 507 “ 2 — “ 3 530
“ 2 513 “ 3 522 “ 4 533
“ 3 — “ 4 499 “ 5 532
“ 4 518 “ 5 517 “ 6 531
“ 5 508 “ 6 516 “ 7 534 (fn. 10)
“ 6 — “ 7 523 “ 8 519
“ 7 514 V 1 515
III 1 502 “ 2 525

Footnotes

1 i.e. in the case of Calixtus III, between the numbers of the Libri, or Registers, as given in the MS. Indici described above, pp. v sqq., and the present numbers of the Registers, For the following Concordance, see also above, p. viii.
2 i.e. the present number of each ‘Lateran’ Register, as followed in the present volume of the Calendar.
3 Here, and in the similar cases where there is no modern number, the Register is lost.
4 A blank in the Concordantia, and no explanatory note.
5 A blank in the Concordantia, and no explanatory note.
6 Since the Concordantia was made, the word ‘reservat.’ has been appended to this number. This register was, however, examined by the present editor. See Cal., vol. VI, pp. 83–87.
7 So in the Concordantia. One of the two ought apparently to have the number ‘154,’ which is otherwise wanting.
8 In the margin of the Concordantia is the note ‘X. 10 manea,’ i.e. liber 10 of the 10th year is missing.
9 Apparently cancelled in the Concordantia.
10 In the Concordantia this is called ‘534A.’ It has since been re-numbered 534. It will be observed that according to this list, of the Libri or Registers which survived when the Indici described above (pp. v sqq.) were compiled, six have been lost. The actual number lost was, however, apparently only five, so that there appears to be an error in the Concordantia. See above, p. vi and below, p. xxv note*.