Contents

Data Source: Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 52 is a twelfth-century manuscript containing the Magna glosatura, or Glossa continua, on the Pauline Epistles by Peter Lombard (c. 1095-1160). The text is written in a fine hand, with attractive ornamental initials. The manuscript also contains some passages from Augustine, De trinitate and Hilary, De trinitate in a twelfth-century hand. The flyleaves contain fifteenth- or sixteenth-century recipes in Latin and English. The provenance is unknown.

  
  

  Contenu :

  
  

  Langue(s) des textes : latin, anglais

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Peter Lombard - author

  1r-203v - Peter Lombard, Gloss on the Pauline Epistles (Magna glosatura) || Petri Lombardi Glossa in Epistolas Pauli

  incipit : (1r) Principia rerum requirenda sunt

  Note : P. L. CXCI 1297

  explicit : (1v) ante salutationem dicens

  Note : (2r) Romans

  Note : (50v) 1 Corinthians

  Note : (86v) 2 Corinthians

  Note : (105r) Galatians

  Note : (122r) Ephesians

  Note : (133v) Philippians

  Note : (141v) Colossians

  Note : (148v) 1 Thessalonians

  Note : (154r) 2 Thessalonians

  Note : (157v) 1 Timothy

  Note : (166r) 2 Timothy

  Note : (171r) Titus

  Note : (173v) Philemon

  Note : (174v) Hebrews

  explicit : (202v) et alia dei munera. sit cum omnibus uobis

  rubric : (202v) Explicit deo gracias

  Note : On the last flyleaf (top and bottom cut off) are some receipts in Latin and English, of cent. xv late or xvi early