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Résumé : CCCC MS 87 is an early thirteenth-century copy of the commentary on Leviticus by Ralph of Flaix OSB (d. 1157), in a very fine hand. M. R. James suggested that the provenance of the manuscript might be Worcester, although this was rejected by Ker. James also identified this manuscript as being the copy of Ralph of Flaix's commentary mentioned in an early fourteenth-century catalogue from Christ Church, Canterbury, although this identification is doubtful. The unusual binding of this manuscript, being of velvet with clasps and bosses, is characteristic of the 'Old Royal' library of Henry VIII. 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. 1-17r and f. 136r.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Ralph of Flaix OSB - author
1r-136v - Ralph of Flaix OSB, Commentary on Leviticus
Note : (1r) Capitula in triple columns
rubric : (1v) Incipit prologus domini Radulfi flauiacensis monachi in tractatu leuitici
Note : (Bibl. Patr. Colon. X, Lugd. XVII, etc.)
incipit : (1v) Cum inter sotios aliquando sermo
explicit : (2v) quam perfidia iudeorum
rubric : (2v) Explicit prologus
rubric : (2v) Item alius prologus
incipit : (2v) Tercius in moysi libris
explicit : (2v) in populo tradit dispensanda
rubric : (2v) Explicit item prologus
Note : (2v) Capitula libri primi
rubric : (2v) Incipit liber primus in explanatione leuitici. De holocausto bouis
incipit : (2v) Uocauit autem dominus... Huius libri initium...
Note : (2v) Large initial in blue and gold, filled with flat colours, yellow, blue, red, and three studs of gold
Note : (9v) Liber II
Note : (15v) Liber III
Note : (21v) Liber IV
Note : (28v) Liber V
Note : (33r) Liber VI
Note : (39r) Liber VII
Note : (47r) Liber VIII
Note : (54r) Liber IX
Note : (61v) Liber X
Note : (69r) Liber XI
Note : (72r) Liber XII
Note : (79v) Liber XIII
Note : (88r) Liber XIV
Note : (93v) Liber XV
Note : (102r) Liber XVI
Note : (108v) Liber XVII
Note : (116r) Liber XVIII
Note : (122r) Liber XIX
Note : (129r) Liber XX
Note : Ends
explicit : (136v) ad filios israel in monte synai
rubric : (136v) Explicit liber xxus explanationis super leuiticum Domni Radulfi monachi flauiacensis
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