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Résumé : CCCC MS 186 contains thirteenth-century copies of three works of William de Montibus (d. 1213), Distinctiones theologicae, Versarius and Numerale. William de Montibus' works of pastoral theology that emphasised practical care of souls over dogma were extremely influential in late medieval and early modern theology. There are no clues as to the provenance of this manuscript.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
William de Montibus - author
1r-20v - William de Montibus, Distinctiones theologicae
Note : Distinctiones, alphabetical, in verse. Beginning imperfectly in Actiones (?)
incipit : (1r) Est longinqua deus non causa propinqua malorumCausa quidem culpe dici nequid inmediate
Note : The verses are in a large hand. The notes upon them smaller
Note : The next heading is aduersitas
incipit : (1r) Set sine qua non est dici poterit medianteIustus in aduersis non spernitur immo probatur
Note : Continues with bonum
Note : The last heading is vita et mors. Ends
explicit : (20v) Est culpe pene non ignorata uetustasGratia gloria dant gratam nobis nouitatem
21r-126v - William de Montibus, Versarius
Note : The first heading is de primo aduentu. The first verse
incipit : (21r) Quis ueniat uideas quo quando quomodo quare
Note : If I mistake not, the hand of vol. II appears in this portion as annotating
Note : There are numerous pencil notes to the effect: hic deficiunt ii versus, or the like
Note : The last heading is Christus. Miracula Christi
incipit : (126v) Firmant et fulgent Christi miracula terrent
Note : I suspect that no. 1 is a supplement to 2, of omitted portions
Note : This copy is mentioned by Tanner
127r-173v - William de Montibus, Numerale
rubric : (127r) Incipit numerale Magistri Willelmi de Montibus
incipit : (127r) Introducendis in facultatem theologicam quedam compendiose prelibanda sunt
incipit : (127r) Unus dominus. contra sunt domini multi
Note : Ends
explicit : (173r) cui nomen numerale imponimus. plura quidem hic omissa in aliis opusculis nostris copiosius sunt exarata
rubric : (173r) Explicit
Note : f. 173v blank
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