Ms. codex.
Title from title page (fol. iiir)
Collation: Paper (watermark depicts an "F" atop a trimontium, all enclosed within a shield), fol. iii + 39; 1-5⁸ (last leaf of last quire is pastedown; quires numbered 1-5, in a contemporary hand, at the beginning of each gathering in the top right hand corner).
Layout: Written in 14 long lines; vertical ruling in ink to guide listed entries by city.
Script: Written in a semi-italic and an ornamental gothic script by one hand.
Decoration: First letter of the first word of the title (fol. iiir) is a 4-line capital with an elaborate floral decoration. The first letter of the first word of the title on the cover is similarly large and ornate. The first words of the subtitles also begin with a similarly decorated capital but not quite as big.
Binding: Bound in contemporary soft vellum; remains of two cloth ties visible. Title on front cover, written in the same hand as the text with the same decorative elements, reads "Compendiolum in Cathedralibus."
Origin: On fol. 35v is written a note "Romae accepi dono Nicolai Raimbaldi, Registratoris supplicationum et capellari regesti bullorum die XX martii MDXCI." Nicolo Rambaldo was the Registrar of Supplications and Chaplain of the Register of Bulls during the pontificate of Gregory XIV (5 December 1590 to 15 October 1591).
Shelfmark: Berkeley, CA, The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall), Robbins MS 169.