Epistles of Paul ; Missal bifolium fragment : [manuscript]

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  Works by Ephraem and othe church fathers : [manuscript]

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  f. i verso. [Eusebius Cremonensis] [De morte Hieronymi ad Damasum]. Incipit: Lex dei semper sit in corde tuo. Noli timere opprobrium hominum. Explicit: odit hanc vitam qui se bene agere cernit. Rubric: Eusebius in epistulis ad damasum portuensem episcopum Et theodomum [sic] senatorem Romanum capitulo xxiii ubi consolatur et hortatur eusebium ad bonum. Latin. PL 22:266. f. ii; f. ii verso blank. [Innocent III] [De Miseria Humane Conditionis]. Incipit: Semper enim mundane letitie tristicia Repentina succedit. Explicit: quia quanto plus vita procedit tanto magis ad finem accedit. Rubric: Innocencius papa In libro de miseria condicionis humane capitulo xxiii de Inopinato [sic] dolore. Latin. Excerpt. M. Maccarrone, ed., Lotharii Cardinalis (Innocentii III) De Miseria Humane Conditionis. Thesaurus Mundi (Lugano 1955) 29-30; see also R. E. Lewis, ed., Lotario dei Segni (Pope Innocent III), De Miseria Condicionis Humane (Athens, Georgia, 1978) with list of manuscripts, including HM 1068. ff. 1-61. [Ephraem] [De compunctione cordis]. Incipit: Dolor me compellit dicere sed iniquitas mea comminatur mihi ut sileam. Explicit: ut omnis anima que hoc meditatur trahatur ad vitam eternam. Ipsi gloria et Imperium in secula seculorum. Rubric: Incipit liber primus sancti effrem dyaconi de Compunctione cordis. Latin. Libri Sancti Effrem de Compunctione cordis (Freiburg im Breisgau or Basle, not after 1491); Hain 6598. The 6 chapters of the manuscript generally correspond to the 6 treatises of the printed book, except for the end of the first (f. 22 of the manuscript), where the manuscript presents a shorter version, and ends with a prayer: [f. 27] Oracio devota, Obsecro te salvator mundi Ihesu christe respice et miserere mei et libera me a multitudine iniquitatum mearum . . . f. 61. [Jerome] [De viribus illustribus]. Incipit: Effrem adossene [sic] ecclesie dyaconus multa syro sermone composuit. Explicit: decessit autem sub valente principi [sic]. Rubric: Ieronimus autem loquens de sancto effrem in libro Illustrium virorum sic ait. Latin. PL 23:746-747, for the passage speaking about Ephraem. f. 61r-v. [Verba seniorum]. Incipit: Puer erat adhuc sancte memorie effrem. Explicit: et quia sancti spiritus operacio est que egrediebatur de labiis effrem. Rubric: Item in libro qui appellatur seronticum [sic] prefatus Ieronimus sic ait. Latin. A condensation of the first and third paragraphs of the Vitae Patrum, PL 73:321. ff. 62-104. [Ailred of Rievaulx] [De Institutis Inclusarum]. Incipit: //manuum suarum opere sustentantes. Illi vero qui nec hoc sibi securum propter solitudinis libertatem. Explicit: ut apud remuneratorem meum quem expecto apud iudicem meum quem timeo pro peccatis meis intercedat. Explicit formula vite seu regula sancti anselmi cantuariensis archiepiscopi ad sororem suam reclusam. Latin. C. H. Talbot, ed.,"The De Institutis Inclusarum of Ailred of Rievaulx," Analecta Sacri Ordinis Cisterciensis 7 (1951) 167-217, here beginning defectively. ff. 104v-107. [Hours of the Conception] Rubric: Sequuntur hore concepcionis beate marie virginis a prefato beato anselmo composite, Ad matutinas. Incipit: Eya mea labia nunc anunciate. Latin. Hours of the Conception, in short form. ff. 107v-163. [Pseudo Augustine] Liber soliloquiorum. Incipit: Agnoscam te domine cognitor meus. Explicit: sed Iubilare facis omnia ossa mea et reiuviscere [sic] facis ut aquile canos meos. Explicit liber soliloquiorum beati augustini. Rubric: Incipit liber soliloquiorum sancti augustini episcopi, primum capitulum. Latin. Ps. Augustine. PL 40:863-898. ff. 163-167; ff. 167v-168v blank. [Excerpts from the church fathers]. Rubric: Sequuntur aliqua dicta egregia sanctorum et doctorum fidei catholice et primo beati bernardi. Incipit: Ut igitur ab interiori Incipiens ad exteriorem hominem sermo procedat. Explicit: Qui habet laudem dei in corde suo in postremo apud deum gaudebit et animam suam in celo mirificabit. Hec augustinus. Rubric: Sequuntur aliqua dicta egregia sanctorum et doctorum fidei catholice et primo beati bernardi. Latin. Excerpts from the church fathers. Cited are Jerome, Bernard, Maximus, Augustine and Cyril. f. i; f. i verso blank. [Alphonsus de Spina] [Fortalitium fidei]. Incipit: //demones effugasse, mortuos suscitasse, ventis Imperasse pedibusque siccis super undas maris ambulasse et alia multa miracula fecisse. Explicit: Et sic satis claret ex predictis iiii testimoniis tempus adventus messie fuisse ante destructionem secundi templi. Ex fortalicio fidei libro primo testimonio quarto. Latin. Alphonsus de Spina, Fortalitium fidei, Book 1, Consideration 3, Article 6, Point 4, Thesaurus 1, at the end, on signature e5 v of the edition printed by Johann Mentelin in Strasbourg [not after 1471]; GW 1574. Added on the back flyleaf, in the same hand as that on the front flyleaves.

  mssHM 1068

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  Lectern Bible leaf from Ezekiel 47:19-48:7 : [manuscript]

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  f. 1 verso. Bible. Ezekiel. Fragment. Latin. The recto not visible as the leaf is currently framed. On the verso: Ezekiel 47:19-48:7:"//[Tha]mar usque ad aquas ... ad plagam maris iuda una //".

  mssHM 70391

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  Brut Chronicle, in English : [manuscript]

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  ff. 1-166v. [Brut Chronicle]. Incipit: //þat þey wold al make amendis And so þey departid oute from hir fadiris chambir. Explicit: & wan him there grete worship & gre of þe feld// [catchword:] And in þe next. English. F. W. D. Brie, ed., The Brut or the Chronicles of England. EETS os 131 and 136 (London 1906-08) 3-5, 12-33, 49-297, 299-357, 365-369 ; HM 113 is listed among the defective and therefore not classifiable manuscripts by Brie, Geschichte und Quellen der mittelenglischen Prosachronik, The Brute of England oder The Chronicles of England (Marburg 1905) 85. For a list of the manuscripts, see L. M. Matheson, "The Middle English Prose Brut: A Location List of the Manuscripts and Early Printed Editions," AEB 3 (1979) 254-66, including HM 113. Status of text: Defective initially, internally and finally. f. ii recto-verso. [Missal, fragment]. Latin. Contains the canon of the mass as in the Sarum missal, ed. F. H. Dickinson (London 1861-63) cols. 620-25. Layout: 2 columns. Other Decoration: 2-line gold initial on white-patterned particolored ground. Survived as pastedown in the present volume; now lifted. Assigned Date: s. XIV/XV. f. iv recto and verso. [Jacobus de Voragine]. Legenda aurea, fragment. Incipit: //hominibus innatam uxorem viro subici. Explicit: sed iuxta paschalem terminum variatur//. Latin. Contains the end of Nereus and Achilleus, all of Pancratius and all of De festivitatibus quae occurrunt infra tempus peregrinationis, as in Th. Graesse, ed. (Bratislava 1890) 338-41. Layout: 2 columns of 38 lines ruled (frame only?) in a pinkish ink. Other Decoration: Plain decorative initials, 1-line, in the ink of the text; rubric in red. Assigned Date: s. XV.

  mssHM 113

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  Missal, for Cistercian use : [manuscript]

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  ff. 1-141v (+ f. 108r-v bis). Latin. ff. 1-50v, Temporale, beginning defectively; ff. 50v-55v, Prefaces and canon of the mass; ff. 55v-130, Sanctorale; ff. 130-139v, Votive masses; f. 140r-v, Office of the dead, beginning and ending defectively; f. 141r-v, Full office of Elizabeth, beginning defectively, several other masses, and prayers for the blessing of water, starting with the blessing of salt.

  mssHM 1079

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  Etymologies and correspondence by Isidore of Seville : [manuscript]

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  ff. 2-4. [Correspondence between Isadore, Braulio and Sisibutus]. Incipit: Domino meo et dei servo braulioni episcopo ysidorus omni desiderio desideravi nunc videre faciem tuam. Latin. For the correspondence between Isidore, Braulio and Sisibutus, see J. Madoz, ed., Epistolario de S. Braulio de Zaragoza (Madrid 1941) 74-89, with letters 8, 3-6, a letter beginning as 7 but continuing with a list of subjects, followed by 7 as printed. The letters of Isidore, Braulio and Sisibutus are: Domino meo et dei servo braulioni episcopo ysidorus omni desiderio desideravi nunc videre faciem tuam . . . ; Item prologus braulionis ad ysidorum, Domino meo et vere domino christique electo ysidoro episcoporum summer braulio servus inutilis servorum dei. O pie domine . . . ; Epistola ysidori ad braulionem, Domino meo et dei servo braulioni episcopo ysidorus. Quia te incolumen cognovi . . . ; Braulio ysidorus, Domino meo et vere domino christique electo ysidoro episcoporum summo braulio inutilis servus servorum dei. Solet repleri leticia . . . ; Ysidorus braulioni, Domino meo et dei servo dei servo braulioni episcopo ysidorus. Tue sanctitatis epistule me in urbe toletanta invenerunt . . . ; Ysidorus braulioni, In tibi pollicitus sum misi opus de origine quarundam rerum . . . ; Ysidorus sesibuto, Domino et filio sesibuto ysidorus. En tibi sicut pollicitus sum . . . ff. 4-184; f. 184v blank. [Isidore] Etymologies. Incipit: Disciplina a discendo nomen accepit unde et sciencia dici potest. Explicit: interdum pro cura adhibetur ut vis morbi ignis ardore siccetur. Explicit ysidorus ethimologiarum in libris xx mirabiliter elaboratus. Rubric: Incipit liber primus de disciplina et arte. Capitulum primum. Latin. CPL 1186. W. M. Lindsay, ed., Isidori Hispalensis episcopi Etymologiarum sive Originum libri XX (Oxford 1911). For a list of 1098 manuscripts of Isidore in European libraries, see J. M. Fernandez Caton, Las Etimologias en la Tradicion Manuscrita Medieval estudiada por el Prof. Dr. Anspach (León 1966). On ff. 185-186, chapter list; on ff. 186-198v, subject index to the Etymologiae in alphabetical order, seldom alphabetized to or beyond the third letter, referring to book and chapter; f. 199r-v blank.

  mssHM 1076

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  Verbum abbreviatum : [manuscript]

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  ff. 1-98v: [Peter the Chanter, Verbum abbreviatum]: Incipit: Verbum abbreviatum fecit dominus super terram. Si enim verbum de sinu patris nobis missum, immo si filius dei incircumscriptibilis ... Explicit: quia non nisi coacti per obedientiam ad eas claustrales accedebant. Modo autem sunt vendicie et empticie. [Occasional distinctiones in schematic form; on f. 1, lower margin, a distinctio of 14 parts in schematic form, headed"Insolubilia cantoris. De reconciliando cum fratre quem offendisti . . . De omissione mandatorum dei generaliter." On f. 98v, lower margin, in a contemporary hand,"Summa magistri petri cantoris parisiensis de questionibus matutina lib. 5o incipit: Tota celestis philosophia in bonis moribus et fide consistit, distincta per c. [...erasure] 1113 capitula, primum quid sit penitencia et quid penitere. Ultimum vero utrum ligna et lapides ecclesie consecrate possint adsumi ad officinas fratrum, [referring to the Summa of Robert of Courson]. The text is followed on f. 98r-v by the chapter list.

  mssHM 41537