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Résumé : CCCC MS 430 contains three texts: Martin of Braga (c. 515-80), Formula uitae honestae, which was often attributed to Seneca in the Middle Ages; Ferrandus (d. 546/7), deacon of Carthage, Ad Reginum comitem, on Christian life for soldiers; and a sermon by Ambrosius Autpertus (d. 784). It was written in the late ninth or very early tenth century at the abbey of Saint-Amand in northern France, but was exported to England quite early, as is shown by tenth-century additions it received probably at St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury. It probably moved again before the end of the middle ages, as it seems to be identifiable with a book seen at Glastonbury Abbey by John Leland (1506-72), and may be mentioned in a Glastonbury inventory of 1247. It constitutes interesting evidence for the transmission of texts from the Continent to England at around the time of the Benedictine Reform Movement.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Martin of Braga - author
1r-8v - Martin of Braga, Formula uitae honestae || Liber Martini episcopi ad Mironem regem
Note : Red and black rustic capitals
rubric : (1r) Incipit liber Martini Episcopi ad Mironem Regem de quattuor virtutibus
Note : (P. L. LXXII 22)
incipit : (1r) Gloriosissimo ac tranquillissimo et insigni catholicae fidei praedito pietate mironi regi
explicit : (1v) uiuentibus ualeant adimplere
rubric : (1v) Formula vitae Honestae
incipit : (1v) Quattuor uirtutum species
Note : (1v) Marginal note in English hand (xiii-xiv): Fertur esse libellus senece
explicit : (8v) aut deficientem contempnat ignauiam
rubric : (8v) Explicit
Ferrandus - author
9r-38r - Ferrandus, Epistola ad Reginum comitem (epistola 7) || Liber Ferrandi diaconi ad Reginum comitem
rubric : (9r) Incipit liber Ferrandi Diaconi ad Reginum comitem
Note : (P. L. LXVII 928)
incipit : (9r) Socialis uitae laboribus exercendus
explicit : (37v) supra se modo plagali in illa futura poena habebit
rubric : (37v) Explicit liber Ferrandi diaconi
Note : Cf. MS 253. 2
Note : (38r) blank
Ambrosius Autpertus - author
38v-54v - Ambrosius Autpertus, Sermo de cupiditate || Sermo Ambrosii Autberti de cupiditate
Note : (38v) Title in red and green uncials
rubric : (38v) In nomine sanctae Trinitatis incipit sermo Ambrosii Autberti presbiteri de cupiditate uiris saecularibus utilis ualde habens scripturarum testimonia octoginta et (?) eo amplius. lege quicunque (a)d aedificationem
Note : (P. L. LXXXIX 1277)
incipit : (38v) Sanctorum ecclesiam fratres karissimi esse dei agrum quis dubitet
Note : The hand is probably different from, but coeval with, the preceding
Note : The last leaf (f. 54r-54v) is in a later fine small black hand
Note : Ends
explicit : (54v) fidelem retinens promissorem mediatorem dei et hominum hominem Christum ihesum qui cum patre et spiritu sancto uiuit et regnat deus per omnia secula seculorum. Amen
Note : f. 55r-55v blank
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