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Résumé : CCCC MS 221 consists of two volumes bound together to make a collection of works on orthography by Alcuin, Bede, Cassiodorus, Flavius Caper, and Agroecius. The first part, containing the works by Alcuin and Bede, was probably written at a Breton centre on the Continent in the first half of the tenth century. It has a few marginal notes in Tironian shorthand. The second part, which is probably tenth-century, may be either Continental or English. Because Bishop thought that the first part shares a scribe with Cambridge, Gonville and Caius, MS 144/194, a manuscript with certain medieval provenance at St Augustine's, Canterbury, this manuscript has been associated with St Augustine's as well. However, its complete lack of St Augustine's provenance marks does make that less likely. It was one of the manuscripts which came to Corpus from the collection of Daniel Rogers, who acquired books both in England and on his extensive travels abroad.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Alcuin - author
1r-9r - Alcuin, De orthographia || Orthographia Albini magistri
rubric : (1r) Incipit Ortographya Albini Magistri Me legat antiquas cupiat qui scire loquelas Me spernens loquitur mox sine lege patrum
incipit : (1r) Aeternus aetas per ae dyptongon
Note : (Keil, Grammatici Latini. VII 295)
Note : Ends in the letter R
explicit : (9r) hirtus, hirtuleus hirrus proprium
Note : (Keil, 309, l. 12)
rubric : (9r) Finet ortographya Albini Magistri
Bede the Venerable - author
9r-24v - Bede the Venerable, De orthographia || Liber de orthographia Bedae presbiteri
rubric : (9r) Incipit Liber de ortographia Bedae presbiteri
incipit : (9r) A littera etiam nota praenominis
Note : (Keil, VII 261-294)
Note : (19v) Hand changes at f. 19v col. 2
Note : Ends
explicit : (24v) oratoris sermo pervenit
Cassiodorus Senator - author
25r-48v - Cassiodorus Senator, De orthographia || Cassiodori senatoris liber de orthographia ex veteribus grammaticis consarcinatus
rubric : (25r) Incipit Prefatio Cassiodori Senatoris super ortographiam
incipit : (25r) Cum inter nos talia gererentur
explicit : (25r) distincta sunt
rubric : (25r) Explicit Prefatio
Note : (Keil, VII 142-210)
incipit : (25r) Post commenta psalterii
explicit : (27r) si modo liuor abest
rubric : (27r) Cassiodori senatoris explicit Item Prefatio
Note : (Keil, 147)
incipit : (27r) Ex agneo cornuto
explicit : (27r) nihil hominus (!) est discendum
rubric : (27r) Agnei Cornuti de enuntiatione uel ortographia ista revelata (!) sunt
incipit : (27r) Animaduerti quosdam
explicit : (48v) poenali Societate coniungi. hunc cassiodorus senatoris de ortographia librum ex duodecim auctorum opusculis defloratum
Flavius Caper - author
49r-53r - Flavius Caper, De orthographia || Liber Capri de orthographia
rubric : (49r) Incipit liber Capri de ortographia
incipit : (49r) Hec uia quo ducimus non ubi (!)
Note : (Keil, VII 92)
explicit : (53r) a similitudine fallarum (stellarum)
Note : Keil, p. 107
53r-59v - Flavius Caper, De uerbis dubiis
rubric : (53r) Item Capri de verbis dubiis
incipit : (53r) In singularibus uerbis
Note : (Keil, VII 107)
explicit : (55r) pedagogus nutritor paruulorum
Note : (Keil, VII 112, note)
incipit : (55r) Licet origo nominum unde ueniat a philosophis eam teneat rationem ut per denominationem homo ab humanitate
explicit : (55r) quedam in hoc opere posuimus
incipit : (55r) Aeros uir fortis et sapiens
explicit : (59v) Indagatores a latores pressores. Uenator quasi uenebu
Agroecius - author
59v-64v - Agroecius, De orthographia || Oegrocii ars
rubric : (59v) Incipit ars oEgrocii
rubric : (59v) Incipit prefatio eiusdem ad Eucherium Episcopum
incipit : (59v) Domino eucherio in domino episcopo salutem agroecius libellum Capri de ortographia
Note : (Keil, VII 113)
explicit : (64v) de turmentis dicimus et de precibus
Note : (Keil, VII 125)
Note : (65r) The last leaf is blank
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