London. British Library, Add MS 24142

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  • Latin
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  • Bible ('Bible of St Hubert', ‘Codex Hubertianus')
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  • This is one of the six extant copies of the thorough critical revision of St Jerome’s text of the Vulgate carried out around the year 800 by Theodulf (d. 821), bishop of Orléans and abbot of Fleury (c. 798-818). Arranged in three columns and written in a small hand more often used for glossing. Imperfect, wanting much of Genesis, the Minor Prophets, the Catholic Epistles, and all of the Acts and Book of Revelation. The manuscript is closely related to Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, lat. 9380; Le Puy, Cathédrale, s.n., and Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, lat. 11937 (Mostert, 'Library of Fleury' (1989), p. 105).Contents:f. 1r: Genesis, imperfect. Incipit: ‘in consilio eorum non veniat’ [49:6]. Explicit: ‘Explicit lib(er) Bresit id est genesis’.ff. 1r-9r: Exodus, with capitula.ff. 9r-15v: Leviticus, with capitula.ff. 15v-24r: Numbers, with capitula. ff. 24r-31v: Deuteronomy, with capitula.ff. 31v-32r: St Jerome, prologue to Joshua. Heading: ‘Incipit secundus ordo prophetarum’.ff. 32r-36v: Joshua, with capitula.ff. 36v-42r: Judges, with capitula.ff. 42r-42v: Ruth. ff. 42v-43r: St Jerome, prologue to 1 Samuel. ff. 43r-56r: 1-2 Samuel, with capitula.ff. 56r-70v: 1-2 Kings, with capitula.ff. 70v-71r: St Jerome, prologue to Isaiah. ff. 71r-81v: Isaiah.f. 81v: St Jerome, prologue to Jeremiah.ff. 81v-95r: Jeremiah, with Baruch 1-5. [Incipit in different/later hand: ‘hic legitur dominica ante palmas’.]ff. 95r-95v: Epistle of Jeremiah (Baruch 6).ff. 95v-97r: Lamentations.ff. 97r: St Jerome, prologue to Ezeckiel.ff. 97r-108r: Ezeckiel.f. 108r: St Jerome, prologue to Hosea.ff. 108r-108v: Hosea. Imperfect: missing folios at the end. Explicit: ‘civitas operantium idolum subplantata’ (Hosea 6:8).ff. 109r: St Jerome, prologue to Job.ff. f. 109r-115r: Job, in verse lines.ff. 115r-115v: Pseudo-Jerome, prologue to Psalms. Incipit: ‘In hebreo libro psalmorum’.ff. 115v-131r: Psalms, iuxta Hebraeos. ff. 131r-131v: St Jerome, extract from commentary on Ecclesiastes as preface for Proverbs. Rubric: ‘Incipit praefatio in Salomone(m)’. Incipit: ‘Tribus nominibus vocatum fuisse Salomonem’.ff. 131v-136v: Proverbs.ff. 136v-138v: Ecclesiastes. ff. 138v-139v: Song of Songs.f. 139v: St Jerome, prologue to Daniel.f. 139v: Pseudo-Jerome, another prologue to Daniel. Incipit: ‘Danihel interpretatur iudiciu(m) d(e)i’.ff. 139v-144r: Daniel. f. 144v: St Jerome, prologue to 1-2 Paralipomenon. Incipit: ‘Si septuaginta interpraetum’.f. 144v: Another prologue to 1-2 Paralipomenon. Rubric: ‘Item alia praefatia’. Incipit: ‘Eusebius Hieronimus domnioni et rogatiano’.ff. 144v-157v: 1-2 Chronicles.ff. 157v-158r: St Jerome, prologue to Ezra.ff. 158r-163r: Ezra–Nehemiah.ff. 163r-165v: Esther. Explicit: ‘Explicit tertius ordo agiograforum’.ff. 165v: Isidore of Seville, prologue to Wisdom. Heading: ‘Incipit quartus ordo eorum librorum qui in veteri testamento extra canonem aebraeorum sunt’.ff. 165v-169r: Wisdom.f. 169r: St Jerome, prologue to Ecclesiasticus.ff. 169r-178v: Ecclesiasticus with capitula.ff. 178v: Isidore of Seville, prologue to Tobias. ff. 178v-181r: Tobias. f. 181r: St Jerome, prologue to Judith.ff. 181r-184r: Judith. Addition of omitted passage (11:8-21) by slightly later hand in bottom margin. f. 184r: Pseudo-Jerome, prologue to Maccabees. ff. 184r-191v: 1 Maccabees.ff. 191v-196v: 2 Maccabees. f. 197r: St Jerome, Epistle to Pope Damasus. Incipit: ‘Beato pape Damaso’.ff. 197r-197v: St Jerome prologue to the Gospels. Incipit: ‘Plures fuisse qui evangelia scripserunt’.ff. 198r-201r: Canon tables.f. 202r: Prologue to Matthew. Incipit: ‘Mattheus ex Iudaea sicut in ordine’.ff. 202r-209r: Matthew, with capitula. f. 209r: Prologue to Mark. Incipit: ‘Marcus evangelista dei et Petri in baptismate’.ff. 209r-213v: Mark, with capitula.f. 213v: Prologue to Luke. Incipit: ‘Lucas syrus natione antiochensis’.ff. 213v-221v: Luke, with capitula. ff. 221v: Prologue to John. Incipit: ‘Tres evangeliste in his rebus’. ff. 221v-227v: John, with capitula. ff. 227v-229r: Prefatory matter for the Pauline Epistles: three prologues (ff. 227v-228r); Pope Damasus I, Versus in laudem Pauli apostoli (f. 228r); Peregrinus, Prooemium in epistulas Pauli , incipit: ‘Prologum subter adiectum sive kanones’ (f. 228r); the capitula for the Pauline Epistles (ff. 228r-229r). ff. 229r-247r: Pauline Epistles, each preceded by capitula and argumentum, and excerpts from the anonymous Testimonia veteris testamenti in epistolis Pauli allegata inserted before the text of the epistle. ff. 247r-247v: Pseudo-Jerome, prologue to the Catholic Epistles. Incipit and blank space for another prologue (247v).ff. 247v-248r: James.ff. 248r-248v: 1 Peter, with incipit and blank space for capitula. Imperfect, ending at 1 Peter 4:3. [f. 201v is blank].Decoration:Canon tables with geometric and curvilinear decoration (ff. 198r-201r). 8 small rectangular borders (some three-sided) with simple foliate decoration around explicits and incipits in black or black and red (ff. 9v, 43v, 70v, 81v, 139v, 157v, 178v, 222r)Small initials in black and sometimes red throughout, marking the start of texts and capitula. For Psalms (ff. 115v-131r), Gospels (ff. 202r-227v), and the Pauline and Catholic Epistles (ff. 230r-248v), larger initials with highlighting in red.
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