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Biblissima authority file: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q210453
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Résumé : CCCC MS 452 contains the Historia nouorum in Anglia of Eadmer of Canterbury OSB (d. after 1124), copied in the first half of the twelfth century, after 1122, at Christ Church, Canterbury. It probably once formed part of what is now CCCC MS 371, and it has been speculated that Eadmer himself may have removed the Historia from this other contemporary collection of his works. The Historia is an account of English history from the Conquest to 1122 and it preserves a large amount of ecclesiastical history of this period that Parker and successive generations of historians of the Church have found extremely useful. Presumably, Parker acquired this manuscript more or less directly from Christ Church. After its acquisition a thirteenth-century miniature of Noli me tangere was inserted, probably cut from French psalter.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Eadmer of Canterbury OSB - author
1-354 - Eadmer of Canterbury OSB, Historia nouorum in Anglia || Eadmeri historia novorum in Anglia, libri vi || Eadmer's Historia novorum
Note : (1) Title in red capitals
rubric : (1) Incipit Prefatio historie novorum in Anglia
incipit : (1) Cum presentis etatis uiros
explicit : (3) breui relatu progrediendum
rubric : (3) Explicit prefatio. Incipit liber primus historie novorum in Anglia
incipit : (3) Regnante in anglia gloriosissimo rege eadgaro
Note : (3) Initial in red
Note : After the first quire there are 27 lines to a page
Note : Some initials in purple occur
Note : (77) Liber II
Note : (134) Liber III
Note : (184) Liber IV
Note : (259) Liber V
Note : (341) Liber VI
Note : There is a small hole in the inner side of pp. 345-354 (now repaired)
Note : Text ends
explicit : (354) in medio aule maioris ecclesie decenter sepultus
Note : Four blank leaves follow
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