Rosy-cheeked bishop

One of the Vatican's finest manuscripts of the Decretrum Gratiani, a great collection of laws, has just been digitized. The high resolution lets you zoom in close to figures like this rosy-cheeked bishop:

Here's a king from the copious initials, and I wondered if the gold-blue-red tiles were a throne, and got a reply from @GlossaeIuris:

To me it looks certainly like a king on his throne! Maria Alessandra Bilotta (@ManuscritsMidi) has studied this manuscript, her 2014 article is available online in the Ascheri Festschrift, https://t.co/ZJ97ww0mot

— GlossaeIuris (@GlossaeIuris) May 15, 2019

This 14th century codex from Toulouse is made up of 404 folios and contains the commentary of Bartholomew of Brixen in the margins. Mirabile has details on its former owners.

My full list of new digitizations:

1. Chig.A.VIII.231 (Upgraded to HQ),
2. Ross.130,
3. Urb.lat.581,
4. Urb.lat.1029.pt.2,
5. Vat.estr.or.124,
6. Vat.lat.2493, Decretum Gratiani (above)
7. Vat.lat.2523,
8. Vat.lat.3557,
9. Vat.lat.4638,
10. Vat.lat.4719,
11. Vat.lat.4721,
12. Vat.lat.4748.pt.2,
13. Vat.lat.4786 (Upgraded to HQ), Petrarch's Trionfi?
14. Vat.lat.4797 (Upgraded to HQ),
15. Vat.lat.4802,
16. Vat.lat.4812,
17. Vat.lat.4814,
18. Vat.lat.4835 (Upgraded to HQ),
19. Vat.lat.4836,
20. Vat.lat.4840 (Upgraded to HQ),
21. Vat.lat.4845,
22. Vat.lat.4852 (Upgraded to HQ),
23. Vat.lat.4853,
24. Vat.lat.4854,
25. Vat.lat.4858 (Upgraded to HQ),
26. Vat.lat.4862,
27. Vat.lat.4865,
28. Vat.lat.4867, about magic, witchcraft and demons, among other subjects. See the entry on this codex in the eTK; from the catalog, indications of Seneca here too
29. Vat.lat.4869,

This is Piggin's Unofficial List number 208. Thanks to @gundormr for harvesting. If you have corrections or additions, please use the comments box below. Follow me on Twitter (@JBPiggin) for news of more additions to DigiVatLib.