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Biblissima authority file: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q210543
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Data Source: Parker on the Web
Résumé : CCCC MS 386 is prefaced by a printed version of an English translation of the works of Terence (195-159 B.C), which appears to be the only surviving copy of this edition of the text. This is followed by a manuscript collection of fourteenth and fifteenth-century treatises on the various disciplines of written composition and aids to producing texts. These include De metro, a text on metre and scansion, the Synonyma, frequently attributed to John of Garland (d. c. 1272), an incomplete version of Alanus ab Insula (Alain de Lille, c. 1128-1203) Liber parabolarum, and a collection of verses. The dating for this last section has been suggested as c. 1475-1500.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin, anglais
Intervenants :
Therentii - author
1r-24v - Fragmentum libelli impressi, cujus titulus Vulgaria Therentii in Anglicanam linguam traducta || Fragmentum libelli impressi, cujus titulus Vulgaria Therentii in Anglicanam linguam traducta, Londoniis impressa in Abchirchelane per me Gulielmum Faques Normannum.
Note : The only known copy. E. G. Duff, Westminster and London Printers, p. 170
25r-32v - Collectanea quaedam de metro et versu, cum multis versibus || Collectanea quaedam [MSS. seculo xv exarata] de metro et versu, cum multis versibus, de quibus hoec annnotavit Parkerus ad frontem codicis [see Summary above for these notes]
rubric : (25r) De metro
incipit : (25r) Tria sunt que exiguntur
Note : Printed to end of f. 5r by Nasmith in Itin. Simeonis, etc. 1778, p. 381
Note : Two sections follow
Note : (1)
incipit : (29v) Multis modis capit metrum denominacionem, etc.
Note : (2)
rubric : (30v) De metro hymnorum
Note : with examples
33r-47v - Synonyma
Note : (Synonyma attributed, wrongly, to Johannes de Garlandia)
incipit : (33r) Ad mare ne videar latices deferre, etc.
Note : Roughly written
Note : (44v) Prose notes
Note : Scribbles of names occur
Note : (41r) De Johanne atte merche de Nasing(?)
Note : (46v) Johanne atte melle de hertford
incipit : (47v) Cricheland in Reyndon que reddet per annum domino X8, etc.
Note : Lavenham is mentioned
Alanus ab Insula (Alain de Lille) - author
48r-61v - Alanus ab Insula (Alain de Lille), Liber parabolarum (incomplete)
incipit : (48r) Quot sunt falcitates in uersu. quinque, etc.
incipit : (50r) A phebo phebe lumen capit a sapiente
Note : (Alani de Insulis Proverbia. P. L. CCX 581)
explicit : (57r) Ne seruos nequam nos vocet ira dei
Note : ff. 10v - 13v blank [scribbles on 57v-58r]
62r-100v - Verses
incipit : (62r) Sanguis prosapia kynred sanguis quoque dicito(?) sudorSanguis sit zima signat sanguis quoque vitam....Eleyson miserere sonat que sonat nobis ymas
Note : Hand changes:
rubric : (69r) Versus differenciales post festum Sancti Michaelis
incipit : (69r) Os es mel mare far rus tus ius ordea vinaTres in plurali casus amittere debentOs oris loquitur corrio vestitur os ossis
Note : This seems to continue to the end. Many English words occur
explicit : (100v) libraque multorum colleccio sit solidorumpro signo celi poterit quandoque teneri
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