Northumbrien, 8. Jh. (Fasz. I)

Fascicle I was once presumably held in the monastic library of Lorsch.
Bound together with fascicle I are several, not easily identifiable parts : Foll. 30-35 (Aldhelmus, De virginitate), foll. 36-47 (particularly computistic and liturgical texts) and foll. 62-67 (computistic texts) were composed around the first half of the 10th century in a certain (Gandersheim ?) or at several different scriptoria. Foll. 48-61 (Iohannes Scottus Eriugena, Glossemata de Prudentio) was written around the first third of the 10th century in Corvey.Presumably only a part of the manuscript (foll. 4-29) was kept in the monastic library of Abbey Lorsch.

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Persistent URL: https://bibliotheca-laureshamensis-digital.de/bav/bav_pal_lat_235
URN: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-44687   
DOI: 10.11588/diglit.4468

Content

• Einband
• 1/4-29 Faszikel I
  • 4ra-29v Paulinus Nolanus, Carmina (natalicia in honorem s. Felicis)
    • 4ra-8ra carm. 15
    • 8ra-11vb carm. 16
    • 11vb-16rb carm. 18 (unvollständig)
    • 16rb/va-19vb carm. 28
    • 19vb/20ra-27r carm. 27
    • 27r-29v carm. 17 (ad s. Nicetam)
  • 29v Nachtrag: Lectio apocalypsis
• 30-35 Aldhelmus, De virginitate (unvollständig)
• 36-47 Computistica et liturgica
• 48-61 Iohannes Scottus Eriugena, Glossemata de Prudentio
• 62-67 Computistica
• Einband
• Rücken
• Schnitte
• Maßstab/Farbkeil