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#Text: u.a. Anonymus: Potio in apostema und Potio ad capitis dolorem; Prudentius: Cathemerinon; Prudentius: Psychomachia; Prudentius: Peristephanon  
 
#Text: u.a. Anonymus: Potio in apostema und Potio ad capitis dolorem; Prudentius: Cathemerinon; Prudentius: Psychomachia; Prudentius: Peristephanon  
 
#Schriftheimat: Nordfrankreich (Saint-Bertin? Arras? Saint-Vaast?)
 
#Schriftheimat: Nordfrankreich (Saint-Bertin? Arras? Saint-Vaast?)
#Entstehungszeit: Sec. ix
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#Entstehungszeit: 9. Jh.
 
#Provenienz: A note on p. 1 suggests that the MS was still on the Continent and probably at Saint-Bertin at the beginning of sec. x. The MS probably reached England during sec. x, but medieval ownership and whereabouts are unknown. Owned by Daniel Rogers (ca. 1538 – 91) and given to Corpus Christi College along with other books previously owned by Rogers in sec. xvii.  
 
#Provenienz: A note on p. 1 suggests that the MS was still on the Continent and probably at Saint-Bertin at the beginning of sec. x. The MS probably reached England during sec. x, but medieval ownership and whereabouts are unknown. Owned by Daniel Rogers (ca. 1538 – 91) and given to Corpus Christi College along with other books previously owned by Rogers in sec. xvii.  
  

Aktuelle Version vom 8. Januar 2020, 15:00 Uhr

Handschrift

  1. Text: u.a. Anonymus: Potio in apostema und Potio ad capitis dolorem; Prudentius: Cathemerinon; Prudentius: Psychomachia; Prudentius: Peristephanon
  2. Schriftheimat: Nordfrankreich (Saint-Bertin? Arras? Saint-Vaast?)
  3. Entstehungszeit: 9. Jh.
  4. Provenienz: A note on p. 1 suggests that the MS was still on the Continent and probably at Saint-Bertin at the beginning of sec. x. The MS probably reached England during sec. x, but medieval ownership and whereabouts are unknown. Owned by Daniel Rogers (ca. 1538 – 91) and given to Corpus Christi College along with other books previously owned by Rogers in sec. xvii.

Glossen

  • Über 100 ae. Griffelglossen und 32 ae. Farbstiftglossen zu Prudentius: Psychomachia
  • 1 ae. Griffelglosse und 5 ae. Federglossen zu Prudentius: Cathemerinon
  • 5 ae. Federglossen zu Prudentius: Peristephanon
  • 9 ae. Federglossen zu Potio in apostema und Potio ad capitis dolorem

Editionen

  • Glossen zu Potio in apostema/Potio ad capitis dolorem: unediert
  • Glossen zu Cathemerinon
    • Cunningham (1966: 1 – 72)
  • Glossen zu Psychomachia:
    • Cunningham (1966: 149 – 181)
  • Glossen zu Peristephanon:
    • Cunningham (1966: 251 – 389)