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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 399 is a copy of the Prognosticon futuri saeculi by Julian of Toledo (c. 642-90) written in northern France probably in the first two thirds of the ninth century. It has some marginal 'tironian notae' - the form of shorthand devised by Cicero's secretary Tiro and revived in the Carolingian period. It seems to have come to England before the end of the tenth century, where some very minor alterations were made to the text. In the twelfth century a decorated opening title page was added. The manuscript was used by Matthew Parker or one of his secretaries, who underlined some significant phrases in red crayon.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Julian of Toledo - author

  iiv-140v - Julian of Toledo, Prognosticon futuri saeculi

  Note : (iiv) occupied by a title in red and black capitals of cent. xii. Initial in red and green

  rubric : (iiv) Incipit liber Pronosticorum futuri seculi /. Sanctissimo ac / pre ceteris familiarissimo michi domino / ydalio Barcilonensis / sedis episcopo Iulianus Toletane sedis Episcopus

  Note : (P. L. XCVI 453)

  Note : (1r) The original hand begins

  incipit : (1r) Diem illum clara ... a redemptori omnium exceptione conspicuum quo presente anno pariter in urbe regia positi

  Note : (1r) Initial in black with interlaced pattern left in white; contains a very rude figure of a nimbed man holding a book in each hand, a tree on R.

  explicit : (6v) debeat publicari sententiam

  rubric : (6v) Oratio

  incipit : (6v) Desertum idumeae caecus et morbidus

  Note : Initial in black and red

  explicit : (8v) pleniori rerum auidentia contueri

  rubric : (8v) Incipiunt capitula libri primi

  Note : (capitals, monogrammatized)

  rubric : (8v) De origine mortis humanoe

  Note : Initial with plaited work in the stem

  rubric : (10v) Incipit liber de origine mortis humane

  Note : (capitals)

  incipit : (10v) Quomodo mors primum subintrauerit in mundum. Peccato primi hominis actum

  rubric : (36v) Incipiunt capitula libri secundi de animabus defuntorum quo modo habeant ante ultimam corporum resurrectionem

  Note : (capitals)

  rubric : (40r) Incipit liber secundus de animabus

  Note : (capitals, red and black)

  rubric : (81v) Incipiunt capitula libri tercii de ultima corporum resurreccione

  Note : (capitals: rather an elaborate initial in red; not of Celtic pattern)

  rubric : (86v) Incipit liber de ultima corporum resurrecione feliciter amen

  Note : (capitals: less elaborate initial)

  incipit : (86v) Quod tempus et diem iudicii

  Note : (86v) Initial with something of Celtic flavour

  Note : From f. 102r to f. 115r the ink is paler and the hand seems different

  Note : On f. 115v the former aspect is resumed

  Note : (135v) The old hand ends imperfectly in capitulum lvi

  explicit : (135v) Quod tamen utrum in reprobis habeatur est fortasse ambiguum quia iuxta

  Note : ff. 136r to end are a supply in a good clear hand of cent. xii: ending

  explicit : (139r) uenire ad regnum cuius nullus est finis

  rubric : (139r) Explicit

  Note : ff. 139v-140r are blank (f. 140v pasted over)