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Résumé : This is a thirteenth-century manuscript containing commentaries by Stephen Langton (c. 1150-1228) on Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Ezra, Nehemia, and I and II Maccabees. It belongs to the category of manuscripts of Langton's works described by Lacombe and Smalley as 'collections without order'. As with CCCC MS 31, this collection of Langton's commentaries belonged to the Savigniac and Cistercian abbey of St Mary's, Coggeshall. It is one of the few books in the Parker Library to retain its original binding, a fine and well-preserved example. As a result of the fragility of this binding it has only been possible to image the exterior and interior of the covers and ff. 1r-9v, 234r, 235r and f. ir (back flyleaf).
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Stephen Langton - author
1r-235v - Stephen Langton's commentaries on Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Ezra, Nehemiah and I and II Maccabees
rubric : (1r) Incipit prologus sancti Ieronimi presbiteri in iheremiam prophetam
incipit : (1r) Ieremias propheta cui hic prologus
Note : (1r) Text of Jeremiah with curious gaudy initial in red, blue and green
Note : The passages subsequently commented upon are underlined in red
Note : (22v) Treni
Note : text not rubricated
Note : (25r) Stephen Langton's comment on the above in another hand
incipit : (25r) Prophetarum quidam prophetauerunt longe ante captiuitatem
explicit : (56v) et superbia uite
rubric : (56v) Explicit moralis expositio super ieremiam secundum cantuariensem archiepiscopum Stephanum
rubric : (56v) Incipit moralis expositio eiusdem super trenos ieremie
incipit : (57r) Ieremias destruccionem ierusalem
explicit : (82r) iacet prostratus
rubric : (82r) Expliciunt notule archiepiscopi super trenos ieremie
Note : (82r) Explanation of Hebrew alphabet
incipit : (82r) Aleph interpretatur doctrina
Note : (82v) blank
Note : (83r) Prologue to Ezekiel
incipit : (83r) Ezechiel propheta cum ioachim
Note : (83r) Text of Ezekiel. Two very gaudy initials. Text rubricated as before
Note : Ends
rubric : (102v) habet versus tria milia et tres centos
Note : (103r) Exposition
incipit : (103r) Facies michi duos cherubim
explicit : (138v) Ecce ego uobiscum sum etc.
rubric : (138v) Explicit moralitas
Note : (139r) Prologue to Ezra
Note : a.
incipit : (139r) Utrum difficilius
Note : b.
incipit : (139r) Ezras et neemias adiutor
Note : (139r) Text of Ezra and Nehemiah
Note : Prologue to Maccabees
Note : (147v) Machabeorum libri duo
Note : (147v) Text
Note : (167v) Ends
Note : 168r-168v blank
rubric : (169r) Incipit moralis expositio Magistri Stephani de Langetun' in librum Esdre
rubric : (169r) Incipit prefacio magistralis
incipit : (169r) Omnis scriba doctus in regno
explicit : (192v) conferendo graciam
rubric : (193r) Incipit prologus magistralis in primum librum Machabeorum
incipit : (193r) Residuum eruce comedit locusta
Note : (235v) Commentary on 2 Maccabees ends
explicit : (235v) auidius sumuntur
rubric : (235v) Explicit liber Machabeorum secundus
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