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Résumé : CCCC MS 46 contains copies of two works by John of Salisbury (c. 1120-1180), the Policraticus and the Metalogicon. The Corpus manuscript is sometimes described as the author's own copy that was presented by Salisbury to Archbishop Thomas Becket. Whether this was the case or not, it was certainly at the Benedictine cathedral priory of the Holy Trinity, Christ Church, Canterbury in the later twelfth century and remained there until it came into Parker's possession. Nineteenth- and early twentieth-century editors and commentators stressed the importance of the texts in this manuscript as early versions of John of Salisbury's work. A more recent editor, however, has described the texts preserved in CCCC MS 46 as 'corrupt'.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
1ar-22av - Table indexing John of Salisbury's Policraticus
Note : Quires a, b, c are of cent. xv in double columns of 54 lines, and contain
Note : Tabula super polycraticum
incipit : (1ar) Absolui. Non extorquetis absolui
Note : (21av) to Ypodamia
Note : 22ar-22av blank
Intervenants :
John of Salisbury - author
ir-183v - John of Salisbury, Policraticus
Note : The original book begins
rubric : (ir) Incipit entheticus Iohannis saresberiensis in policraticum
incipit : (ir) Si mihi credideris linguam cohibebis et aule
Note : (P. L. CXCIX 379)
explicit : (iiv) Vix pateris dici pauca uel ista tene
Note : These leaves are not numbered in the old foliation, which I use
rubric : (iiv) Incipit prologus Policratici de curialium nugis et uestigiis philosophorum
incipit : (1r) Iocundissimus cum in multis tum in eo
Note : (P. L. CXCIX 385)
explicit : (2v) magni consilii angelus
rubric : (2v) Explicit prologus I libri
Note : (2v) Capitula
rubric : (2v) Incipit liber primus policratici
incipit : (2v) Inter omnia que uiris solent obesse
Note : (2v) Fine initial in gold, blue, red, green, pink, set in a panel of green. It has interlaced top, panelled stalk, and leaf ornament at bottom
Note : (13r) Liber II with capitula (on f. 12v). Initial in blue and red
Note : (37v) Liber III
Note : (52r) Liber VI (should be IV)
Note : (62v) Liber V
Note : (82v) Liber VI (capitula on f. 82r)
Note : (101r) Liber VII, pretty initial on f. 101v
Note : (134v) Liber VIII
explicit : (183v) dirigat in eo gressus nostros
rubric : (183v) Explicit Policraticus Johannis de Saresberie. Liber VIII
184r-240v - John of Salisbury, Metalogicon
rubric : (184r) Incipit prologus Iohannis in Metalogicon
Note : (P. L. CXCIX 823)
incipit : (184r) In humanis rebus nichil fere
explicit : (184v) placita uoluntati
rubric : (184v) Explicit prologus
rubric : (184v) Incipiunt capitula libri primi
rubric : (185r) Incipit metalogicon Johannis. Liber I
incipit : (185r) Aduersus insigne donum nature
Note : (198v) Liber II
Note : (213r) Liber III (prol.)
Note : (224r) Liber IV
explicit : (238r) amatorem pariter et cultorem
rubric : (238r) Metalogicon Iohannis de Saeresberie liber quartus explicit
Note : (238r) A Parkerian note on the author's date follows
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