München, Universitätsbibliothek, 4° Cod. ms. 179
Sammelhandschrift
Lorsch (?), 1. Hälfte oder Mitte 11. Jh.
The manuscript is ascribed to the Oudalricus-peccator-Group (due to the inscription of a benefactor on fol. 1r).
The fragments on the front and rare pastedown do not derive from Lorsch. The first fragment was written in the 10th/11th century, the second in the 11th century. Their places of origin are unknown.
At the end of the 15th century a Lorsch monk wrote verses of complaint on the condition of his monastery in the left margin of the (present) rare pastedown: O Laurissa, Laurissa, locus et tronus imperialis, quis inter tua primordia credidisset te ad tantam difformitatem peruenire potuisse!
The fragments on the front and rare pastedown do not derive from Lorsch. The first fragment was written in the 10th/11th century, the second in the 11th century. Their places of origin are unknown.
At the end of the 15th century a Lorsch monk wrote verses of complaint on the condition of his monastery in the left margin of the (present) rare pastedown: O Laurissa, Laurissa, locus et tronus imperialis, quis inter tua primordia credidisset te ad tantam difformitatem peruenire potuisse!
DOI / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.4577
URN: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-45771
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Content
- Einband
- Vorderspiegel Fragment I: Boethius, De hypotheticis syllogismis II,5,6-7,3
- 1v-85v Ps.-Alcuinus, De divinis officiis
- 85v-88v Alcuinus, Epistola ad regem Carolum de ratione Septuagesimae, Sexagesimae et Quinquagesimae
- Hinterspiegel Fragment II: Textus dialecticus (mit nachgetragenem "Lorscher Klagevers")
- Einband
- Rücken
- Schnitte
- Maßstab/Farbkeil
