Scope and Contents 20 leaves, unbound, but with unbroken pagination. Handwritten, in a mix of German and Latin, on both the reverse sides of pink flyers and on plain white paper. Features extensive lists of notes and questions on myriad topics. It is assumed that these topics correspond to full works of theological scholarship. Section headings include "De virtute religionis", "De sacrificio missae", "Oratio", "De voto", "De iuramento", "De adiuratione", "De sanctificatione dierum", De sacrilegio", "De...

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cover slip contains three small leaves with handwritten notes in Latin. Notes pertain mainly to Eucharistic theology, with headings like "de modo quo fit Christus preseus in Eucharistia" and "de sacro Euch[aristia]".

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Single leaf, handwritten in Latin on the reverse side of a pink flyer. Title given in black ink on the bottom of the page: "Schema conceptus fundamentalis de sacramentis vel nostri contactus physici symbolico realis cum Deo".

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Single leaf, drawn by hand. Text is in Latin, distinguishes between Baptismus "in re", "in voto", and "in supplemento".

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Single leaf, handwritten in Latin. Heading reads "Essentia sacrificii Missae". Reverse side appears to be page 48 of a treatise entitled "De Eucharistia"

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Single leaf, handwritten on the reverse side of pink flyer.

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28 leaves, unbound. Handwritten, in Latin, on the reverse sides of pink German flyers (with the exception of the first page, which is written on plain white paper). Unbroken pagination. From page 11 on, the heading "De Sacramentis" is given at the top of each leaf. Some sections appear written in complete paragraphs, while others are written in detailed outline format.

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25 leaves, unbound. Fully paginated. Text is in Latin. First six leaves are typed, the remainder are handwritten. Leaves 2-6 are white, while 1 and 7-25 are the same pink flyers seen so frequently throughout this box. The text itself is rigorously organized according to problems, theses and arguments.

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10 leaves, unbound. Fully paginated. Text is in Latin, handwritten on reverse sides of pink flyers. Title, given on the heading of each leaf, is "De sacramento confirmationis" (or just "De confirmatione").

Scope and Contents 86 leaves, unbound. Unbroken pagination. Text is in Latin, handwritten. First five pages are written on the reverse sides of pink flyers, while the remaining pages are written on plain white paper. Page five features an illustration of the Eucharistic chalice, as well as a complex geometric diagram displaying the cross and labeled "praesentia christi realis". The treatise on the Eucharist technically ends on page 60, and is immediately followed by "De sacramento Paenitentiae", which...