Bede, Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum ; Cuthbert, Epistola de Obitu Bede with Bede's Death Song ; Folcard of Saint-Bertin, Vita Sancti Johannis Beverlacensis (extracts); Aelred of Rielvaulx, Vita Sancti Edwardi Regis et Confessoris ; Hugh of Saint-Victor, De Beate Marie Virginitate (extract)
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HUGO DE SANCTO VICTORE
Hugo de Sancto Victore
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Contents: ff. 1r-112r: Bede the Venerable (b. c. 673, d. 735),
Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum (Ecclesiastical History of
the English People), includes the last paragraph of the prologue at
the end (f. 112r). ff. 112v-113v: Cuthbert (fl. 735), abbot of
Wearmouth and Jarrow, Epistola de Obitu Bede (Letter on the Death
of Bede), including Old English verses in Bede's Death song (f.
112v), beginning: 'forþan nedfere næni wyrþaw'. ff. 113v-114r:
Latin verses containing the names of the archbishops of Canterbury
from Augustine to Nothelm and Lambertus. ff. 114r-115v: Chapters
from Bede's Historia Ecclesiastica relating to St John of Beverley
(d. 721), archbishop of York, including the heading in upper
margin: 'De Sancto Johanne archiepiscopo'. These chapters were
omitted from the text on ff. 1r-112r as a note written by the
scribe specifies: 'Require in fine libri quinti que hic deficiunt'
(f. 89r), beginning in the middle of chapter 2: 'dicenda illi
proponere' (f. 114r), ending at the end of chapter 5: 'perhibet
esse relatum' (f. 115v). ff. 115v-117r: Extracts from the Vita
Sancti Johannis Beverlacensis (Life of St John Beverley) ofFolcard
of Saint-Bertin (d. after 1085),beginning: 'Magnificavit dominus
illum in conspectu'. ff. 118r-149v: Aelred of Rievaulx (b. 1109, d.
1167), Vita Sancti Edwardi Regis et Confessoris (Life of Edward the
Confessor), preceded by capitula (ff. 118r-v), the dedicatory
epistle to Henry II (ff. 119r-v), the epistle to Lawrence of
Westminster who requested this work (ff. 119v-120r) and followed by
Latin verses at the end (f. 149v): 'Gloria summa Deo, qui solus
iure triumphat'. f. 149v: Added at the very end of the 12th
century, a short extract from Hugh of Saint-Victor (b. c. 1096, d.
1141), De Beate Marie Virginitate (On the Virginity of St
Mary),prologue, beginning: 'Incipit prologus magistri Hugonis ad
Walterum pontificem de virginitate Sancte Marie. Sancto pontifici
.G. Hugo servus vestre beatitudinis'. Decoration:Nine large
initials, some with a puzzle design, in colours with foliate or
'split petal' decoration (f. 1r, 22r, 62v, 88r, 110r, 112v, 119r,
119v, 120r). Large initials in red, most with blue penwork
decoration, or in blue, most with red penwork decoration and
sometimes with other colours. Small simple initials in red or blue.
Headings and rubrics in red.
