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Résumé : CCCC MS 267 is a late eleventh- or early twelfth-century copy of the Chronica of Frechulf of Lisieux (fl. 823-53); it contains only the first part, from Adam to the Incarnation. It is one of the manuscripts produced at St Augustine's Abbey Canterbury after the Conquest in an almost exaggeratedly English style of script. The same scribe is found in other St Augustine's books, and this manuscript is identifiable in the medieval catalogue of the abbey's library. A short text by Peter Damian (1007-72) was added not long after the manuscript was written. A near-contemporary copy of a neumed hymn to St Mellitus, the third archbishop of Canterbury, is now at the front of the book, but because it is codicologically separable it may not always have been part of this manuscript. In the fifteenth century a short prophetic poem by John Thwing of Bridlington OSA (d. 1379) was added at the back of the volume. The chronicle section contains fine illuminated initials.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Frechulf of Lisieux - author
1v-119v - Frechulf of Lisieux, Chronica
Note : (1r) Some notes (xiii-xiv) of chapters in the various books of the History
Note : (1v) The main hand begins
Note : Prologue
Note : (1v) Initial in purple to prologue
incipit : (1v) Domino preceptori desiderantissimo Elisacharo Frethulfus
Note : (collated by Hampe: Neues Archiv, XXII 669)
explicit : (2r) hec decerpsimus
incipit : (2r) (T)e duce Christe uia facilis est ire per omnes
Note : (P. L. CVI 919)
explicit : (2r) Non ignota canens ueterum sed dicta priorum
Note : (2r) Capitula
Note : Text
incipit : (3v) Cum aliquam temporum seriem
Note : (3v) In green and purple capitals: initial in red, purple and green
Note : Marginalia, some of cent. xv. One on f. 4r quotes Rabi moyses
Note : (18r) Liber II. Capitula
Note : (19v) Text. Purple initial
Note : (36r) Liber III. Capitula
Note : (37r) Text. Purple initial
Note : (50v) Liber IV. Capitula
Note : (51v) Text. Purple and blue initial
Note : (69v) Liber V. Capitula
Note : (70r) Text. Purple and green initial
Note : (84v) Liber VI. Capitula
Note : (85v) Text. Purple initial
Note : (100r) Liber VII. Capitula (incomplete)
Note : (100r) Text. Green initial
Note : Ends
explicit : (119v) ad lucem uenimus ueram qua respersi in domini Christi aduentu librorum finem fecimus ut omnes sciant in me SUNT
Peter Damian OSB - author
119v-120r - Peter Damian OSB, De nouissimis et Antichristo (pseudo-Jerome, De XV signis)
Note : (119v) In a hand like that of Christchurch
rubric : (119v) Ieronimus in annalibus hebreorum de xv signis ante diem iudicii
incipit : (119v) Signum primi diei. Maria omnia in altitudinem
explicit : (120r) xv. Finis id est ipsa dies iudicii
Note : Often printed, e.g. P. L. XCIV 555Actually P. L. CXXXXV 840
John Thwing of Bridlington OSA - author
120r-120v - John Thwing of Bridlington OSA, Versus prophetiales || Prophecy of John Bridlington
Note : (120r) In a scrawly hand of cent. xv
incipit : (120r) ffebribus infectus requies fuerat mihi lectus
explicit : (120v) Sanguine scotorum spoliatorum sociorum
Note : (cap. iv, fin.)
Note : (Wright, Political Poems, Rolls Series I pp. 128-141)
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