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Biblissima authority file: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q210196
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Résumé : CCCC MS 212 dates from the late twelfth century. The manuscript contains sermons attributed to Gibuinus of Troyes (d. c.1150) and Petrus Comestor (d. c. 1187). The manuscript is written in several fine hands, and the decoration includes attractive initials and some zoo-anthropomorphic figures in coloured outline. It has been suggested that, late in the Middle Ages, the manuscript may have been part of the library of the Brigittine abbey of Syon in Middlesex. It is bound in an old limp vellum binding. As a result of the fragility of this binding it has only been possible to image the exterior and interior of the covers and part of the text pages, ff. 1r-152r.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Gibuinus (attrib.) - author
Petrus Comestor (attrib.) - author
ir-277v - Sermons of Gibuinus (attrib.) and Petrus Comestor (attrib.)
Note : (ir) On the flyleaf in a large hand (xiii)
Note : (ir) Sermones Gybewini (added, TroadensisGebuinus was archdeacon of Troyes about 1140) et sermones petri comestoris (this added rather later)
Note : ff. iv-iiv blank
Note : (1r) At bottom in pencil Sermones Gybwini troadensis
rubric : (1r) Proemium subsequentis operis
incipit : (1r) Cogitante michi fratres karissimi de remediis fortuitorum
explicit : (3r) pauperi deus qui sit benedictus in secula
rubric : (3r) In aduentu domini
incipit : (3r) Propheta dicit dominus Penitentiam agite
Note : There are very frequent changes of hand: at various points beginnings of sermons are crossed out, e.g. f. 77v
Note : (114v) blank
rubric : (115r) In festo S. Andree
incipit : (115r) Preteriens ihesus secus mare
Note : (127r) A good grotesque in coloured outline: others on neighbouring leaves
Note : f. 143v, f. 144r blank: text of most of f. 148v crossed out
rubric : (157v) In solempnitate S. martiris Ædelberti
incipit : (157v) Bonum certamen certaui
Note : Text of f. 200r-200v crossed out
Note : ff. 247r-248v blank
rubric : (249r) Petrus Comestor
rubric : (249r) Claustralibus
incipit : (249r) Pacem meam do uobis
Note : f. 254v blank
incipit : (255r) Ad declarationem et rudimenta simplicuum
Note : 261v-262v blank
incipit : (263r) Porcio mea domine
Note : The last sermon occupying ff. 271r-277v is
rubric : (271r) In dedicatione ecclesie
incipit : (271r) Templum dei sanctum est quod estis uos
explicit : (277v) de labore ad requiem. Qui sit benedictus in secula
Note : Few rubrics are inserted: and the order of the sermons is clearly very irregular
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