Cambridge. Corpus Christi College, Parker Library MS 309

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  • Résumé : This manuscript contains texts by Richard of Saint-Victor OSA (d. 1173), Petrus Alfonsi (1062-1110), Dioscurus (d. 454), and Augustine. The texts are copied by hands of varying quality. Dating from the twelfth and early thirteenth centuries, its classmark indicates a provenance at the Benedictine abbey of the Blessed Virgin Mary at York. The flyleaves of this manuscript comprise fragments of an eleventh-century copy of Sallust's Jugurthine War; according to Lapidge, this is the only surviving evidence for knowledge of this text in England before 1100.


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    Langue(s) des textes : latin


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    Richard of Saint-Victor OSA - author

    1-36v - Richard of Saint-Victor OSA, Beniamin minor || Ricardus Anglicus, superior Sancti Victoris Parisiis, de patriarchis, de studio sapientiae et ejus commendatione

    rubric : (1r) Incipit liber ricardi anglici suprioris S. uictoris parisius de patriarchis. De studio sapientie et eius commendatione

    incipit : (1r) Beniamin adolescentulus in mentis excessu

    Note : (P. L. CXCVI 1)

    Note : Ends

    explicit : (36r) diuine reuelationi humana ratio aplaudit

    Note : 36v blank


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    Petrus Alfonsi - author

    37r-78v - Petrus Alfonsi, Dialogus contra iudaeos || Petri Alphonsi dialogus adversus Judaeos

    incipit : (37r) Uni et eterno primo qui caret principio

    Note : (P. L. CLVII 535)

    explicit : (37r) nomen eius benedictum in secula seculorum amen

    rubric : (37r) Explicit prephatio

    rubric : (37r) Incipit liber primus

    incipit : (37r) Dixit sequentis speris compositor. Omnipotens suo spiritu

    Note : Ends

    explicit : (78v) finem meliorem quam principium tibi prestet. qui uiuit et regnat per omnia seculorum secula. Amen


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    Dioscorus - author

    79r-79r - Dioscorus, Epistula ad Augustinum || Epistola Dioscori ad S. Augustinum, et S. Augustini ad Dioscorum. Desunt quaedam ad finem

    rubric : (79r) Incipit Epistola dioscori ad Sanctum Augustinum

    Note : (P. L. XXXII 437)

    incipit : (79r) Proemiari apud te non solum superfluum est

    explicit : (79r) dignationem tuam salutat

    rubric : (79r) Explicit Epistola Dioscori ad Sanctum Augustinum


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    Augustine - author

    79r-86v - Augustine, Epistula ad Dioscorum (epistola 118), incomplete

    rubric : (79r) Incipit Epistola Sancti Augustini ad eum

    incipit : (79r) Tu me innumerabilium questionum turba

    Note : Ends imperfectly

    explicit : (86v) sed acutissimorum hominum ingenia id etiam negotium

    Note : (incomplete)

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  • From St Mary's Abbey, York (cf. MS 181, MS 451)

Notes

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  • Additions: The flyleaves (ff. iir, iiv, iiir, iiiv) are each formed of most part of two leaves of a copy of the Bellum Jugurthinum of Sallust written in cent. xi. None of the 4 leaves is complete, one side of each was covered with paper.
  • Additions: At the bottom of f. 1r in a hand of cent. xiv is: In hoc vol. continetur Ricardus de S. Victore de contemplacione siue de xii patriarchis. Petrus Alfunsus de confutacione iudeorum. Epistola dioscori ad S. Augustinum. Epistola Augustini ad dioscorum. Jn: L 24

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