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Résumé : CCCC MS 453 contains the Epistolae of Robert Grosseteste (d. 1253), bishop of Lincoln 1235-53, copied c. 1430. The letters are an invaluable source for the sometimes brutal ecclesiastical politics of the first half of the thirteenth century and the relationship between the papacy, national churches and the monarchy. It was surely this that made the codex of such interest to Parker, for whom such issues were very far from being mere historical curiosities. This manuscript served as the basis for what remains the only standard edition of Grosseteste's letters, that published for the Rolls Series by Luard in 1861.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Robert Grosseteste - author
1-330 - Robert Grosseteste, Epistolae (1-126) || Epistolae Roberti Grostest episcopi Lincoln.
Note : (1) A very beautiful initial and partial border of characteristic English work: facsimile of this page in Luard's edition (Rolls Series)
Note : Letter 1
incipit : (1) Dilecto sibi in Christo Magro Ade Rufo R. Grosseteste
330-395 - Robert Grosseteste, De cura pastorali (epistola 127) || Tractatus ejusdem de cura pastorali
Note : Letter 127
incipit : (330) Moyses qui tradente domino
explicit : (395) in ipsa superiori potestate obeditur
rubric : (395) Expliciunt Epistole domini Lincol(n)iensis secundum, etc.
Note : p. 396 is blank
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