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• Résumé : CCCC MS 348 is another instance of Parker not simply collecting original manuscript versions of texts he regarded as important, but actually creating new copies of them. This codex contains two distinct texts, one, the Chronica minora of Matthew Paris OSB (c. 1195-1259), is copied from the version of the same text now in BL Royal 14.C.VII. The same manuscript was used as the basis for a much fuller transcription now in CCCC MS 56. The second text in this manuscript is a transcription of a number of Anglo-Saxon law codes from Alfred to Cnut copied from the version of the so-called Quadripartitus collection in CCCC MS 96. Both texts reveal Parker's interest in English history, and in particular in the Saxon origins of the English state and society.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Matthew Paris OSB - author

  1r-65v - Matthew Paris OSB, Historia Anglorum (excerpt, 1135-1179) || Historia Matthei Parisiensis a morte Henrici I. ad annum 1179

  rubric : (1r) Ex Mattheo Parisiensi. libri comitis Arundel

  incipit : (1r) Defuncto autem Rege Henrico

  explicit : (62v) junior rex Torneamenta exercuit

  rubric : (62v) A. d. mo co lxxixo

  Note : This article is transcribed from the Arundel MS. (now Royal 14. C. VII in the British Museum). A more complete transcript is in no. 56

  
  

  66r-93v - Matthew Paris OSB, Chronica maiora III (1259-72) || Continuatio historiae Matthei Parisiensis ab anno 44to Henrici III. ad obitum ejus

  incipit : (66r) Eodem anno Rex anglorum henricus tercius a conquestu anno regni sui quadrages. tercio in Galliam transfretavit

  explicit : (92r) per lincem designatum omnia penetrantem

  Note : (finis vitae cum fat (?))

  Note : This article is transcribed from the Arundel MS. (now Royal 14. C. VII in the British Museum). A more complete transcript is in no. 56

  
  

  94r-98v - Laws and institutes of Ine || Leges et institutiones Inae regis

  Note : (94r) The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  99r-103v - Laws and institutes of Alfred the Great || Leges et institutiones Aluredi regis West-Saxonum

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  103v-105r - Laws and institutes of Alfred the Great and Guthrum || Leges et institutiones Aluredi regis et Godruni regis East-Angliae

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  105r-106v - Laws and institutes of Edward the Elder || Leges et institutiones Edwardi senioris

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii)Corpus

  
  

  106v-115v - Laws and institutes of Æthelstan || Leges et institutiones Adelstani

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  115v-117v - Laws and institutes of Edmund || Leges et institutiones Edmundi

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  117v-119r - Laws and institutes of Edgar || Leges et institutiones Edgari

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  119r-127v - Laws and institutes of Æthelred the Unready || Leges et institutiones Ethelredi

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus

  
  

  128r-138v - Laws and institutes of Cnut || Leges et institutiones Kanuti regis

  Note : The Laws are copied from MS. 96, and this copy is called by Liebermann (pp. xx, xxii) Corpus