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Résumé : MS 203 contains Postilla litteralis in nouum testamentum by Nicholas of Lyre OFM (1270-1340). His biblical commentaries, which also included the Old Testament, were very popular in the later centuries of the Middle Ages and the early modern period. A large number of manuscript and early printed copies survive. The manuscript dates to the first quarter of the fifteenth century and was donated by Thomas Fawscet.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Nicholas of Lyre OFM - author
iv-331v - Nicholas of Lyre OFM, Postilla litteralis in nouum testamentum || Lyra super Novum Testamentum
Note : (iv) A contemporary list of the books with references to the leaves is on the fly-leaf
rubric : (1r) Prologus super Evangelia
incipit : (1r) Quatuor facies uni
Note : After f. 1v is a gap. f. 2r begins on Matt. iv
Note : The books have pretty initials, usually in blue with a filling of red hatching bearing a white foliage pattern
Note : (148r) Pauline Epistles
Note : (259r) Catholic Epistles
Note : (280r) Acts
Note : (309r) Apocalypse
Note : (331r) Ending unfinished in Apoc. xxi in sinum abrahe. et nomina scripta
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