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Cambridge. Corpus Christi College, Parker Library MS 433

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  • MS 433
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Date
  • 1200 - 1399
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  • Latin
Title
    • Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 433: Cluniac Chronicle. Miscellanea
    • Pope Nicholas II (?), Constitutions of the Cluniac Order || Constitutiones datae a Nicolao papa ordini Cluniacensi
    • Chronicle 1066-1294 || Chronicon a conquestu ad annum 1294
    • Tract on the seven sacraments || Tractatus de septem sacramentis
    • De Mauro bubulco || De Mauro bubulco fabula
    • Sermon (Quid exiuistis in deserto) || Sermo in Quid exivistis in deserto
    • Miracles of St Milburga || Miracula sanctae Milburgae
    • Sermon (Angelus Domini ascendit de Galgala) || Sermo in Angelus Domini ascendit de Galgala
    • Richard of Saint-Victor OSA, Liber exceptionum, part 2, book 1, ch. 1-4
    • Innocent III (Lotharius de Segnis), De miseria humanae conditionis || Tractatus domini papae Innocentii III. de contemptu mundi
    • Sermons for Rogations, Ascension, Whitsunday, John Baptist, Assumption || Fragment of a collection of Sermons
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  • Preferred form
    • Nicolas IV (pape, 1227-1292)
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    • Author
    Original form
    • Pope Nicholas II (?)
    Other form
    • Nicolaus (pape)
    • Nicolas IV
    • Author: Nikolaus IV., Papst
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  • Preferred form
    • Richard de Saint-Victor (1110?-1173)
    Role
    • Author
    Original form
    • Richard of Saint-Victor OSA
    Other form
    • Ricardus de Sancto Victore
    • RICARDUS DE SANCTO VICTORE
    • Richardus Sancti Victoris (1110?-1173)
    • Richardus de Sancto Victore
    • Ricardus
    • Richardus Sancti Victoris
    • Richardus de S. Victore
    • Richard de Saint-Victor (1110?-1173)
    • Richard de Saint-Victor
    • Author: Richardus, de Sancto Victore
    • Richard of St. Victor
    • Richard of Saint-Victor, d 1173, Prior of the Augustinian abbey of St Victor, Paris
    • Richard of Saint-Victor OSA (attrib.)
    • Richard, of St. Victor, -1173
    • Richardus de Sancto Victore, 1110-1173
    • Justin
    • Richard von St. Viktor
    • Richard of St. Victor (-1173)
    • Richard, of St. Victor (-1173)
    • Richardus
    • Richardus de Sancto Victore, ?-1173, C.R.S.A.
    • Richardus de Sancto Victore, C.R.S.A., ?-1173 > , co-autor
    • Richardus de Sancto Victore - 1110 - 1173 - auteur
    • Magister Riccardus
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    • Innocent III (pape, 1160?-1216)
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    • Innocent III (Lotharius de Segnis)
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    • Innocentius III (pape ; 1160?-1216)
    • Innocent III
    • Innocentius III
    • INNOCENTIUS III, papa
    • Lothaire de Segni, futur pape Innocent III
    • Innocentius III papa
    • INNOCENTIUS III, papa (Lotharius Signiensis)
    • Innocent III, pape
    • Innocent III, pape, 1160-1216
    • Innocenci III, papa, 1160-1216
    • Innocent III, Pope, 1160 or 61-1216
    • Innocentius III (paus)
    • Innocentius Papa, III. fl.1198/1216
    • Inocencio III, Papa
    • Author: Innocentius III, Papa
    • Innocentius III, Pont. Max.
    • Innocent III, Pope, 1160 or 1161-1216
    • Innocent III, 1160/61-1216, Pope
    • Innocent III (1160-1216 ; pape)
    • Innocent III (Lotharius de Segnis) (attrib.)
    • Innocentius III, paus, 1160?-1216
    • Innocent III (pape ; 1160-1216)
    • Innozenz III., Papst, 1160-1216
    • Innocentius III. Papa
    • Innozenz III.
    • Innozenz <III., Papst> (1160-1216)
    • Innocent III, Pope (1160 or 1161-1216)
    • Innocent III, né Lothaire de Segni, 176e pape de l'église Catholique de 1198 à 1216 (1160?-1216)
    • Innozenz
    • Innocentius <Papa, III.>
    • Igreja Católica, Papa 1179-1180 (Inocêncio III) > , co-autor
    • Igreja Católica, Papa 1179-1180 (Inocêncio III) > , compil.
    • Inocêncio III, Papa, 1198-1216
    • Innocentius Papa, III. - ca. 1160 - 1216 - auteur
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Description

  • Summary: CCCC MS 433 is a manuscript containing a miscellany of texts copied in a number of hands between the thirteenth and the late fifteenth centuries. Among the notable or characteristic items in this volume are two Cluniac chronicles, one with much interest in affairs in the Welsh marches. The volume also contains the tract De miseria humanae conditionis by Pope Innocent III (1160/6-1219 - pope 1198-1216), the fable De Mauro bubulco, a version of the Miracula Sanctae Milburgae, as well as a treatise on the sacraments and a number of sermons. The Cluniac material has led to some speculation that this manuscript may be linked to the Cluniac house of St Milburga at Much Wenlock, Shropshire, though this has been disputed.


    Contents :


    1r-7v - Pope Nicholas II (?), Constitutions of the Cluniac Order || Constitutiones datae a Nicolao papa ordini Cluniacensi

    incipit: (1r) Nicholaus episcopus seruus, etc. Abbati Clun. eiusque coabbatibus...Regis pacifici pacis opera diligentis

    explicit: (7v) intendere valeamus. Dat. rate secundo Idus Sept. pontif. nostri anno secundo

    Note: (7v) blank


    8r-20v - Chronicle 1066-1294 || Chronicon a conquestu ad annum 1294

    Note: In a similar but not the same hand

    incipit: (8r) Notandum quod ab orbe condito usque aduentum Bretonum in anglia sunt anni d cccc et xv

    explicit: (8r) ergo ab origine mundi usque aduentum normannorum in anglia sunt anni vj cc lxv et est summa totalis

    incipit: (8r) Anno ab incarnacione domini mo lxvj aduentus normannorum, etc.

    Note: In lower margin: a very slightly later hand

    Note: (8r) Mo lxi (?) Incepit locus sancte Marie de carit. Stephani

    Note: Various added entries concerning Cluniacs and Reading Abbey

    Note: (8v) 1088. Ob. dominus Girardus primus prior de car'

    Note: (8v) 1089. Monachi Bermund' venerunt in angl.

    Note: (9r) 1110 (original). fundata est Abbacia de Hagemon

    Note: (9r) 1121. petrus prior cluniacensis et vii fratres cum eo rogatu regis H. venerunt apud Rading

    Note: (9r) 1123. Hugo prior de sancto pancratio Rad' abb. efficitur. petrus prior clun. redit

    Note: (9v) 1144 (original). puer willelmus crucifixus est a Judeis apud Nortwicum

    Note: (10v) 1172 (original). Foundation of Wigmore

    Note: (11r) 1180(original). Transl. of S. Frideswide

    Note: (13v) 1234 (original). Conuentus de Hagemon vestierunt nigra capa

    Note: The succession of Bps of Hereford is specially noted and also Welsh affairs

    Note: (16r) 1276 original. Conbustio eccl. S. Cedde Salop cum medietate ville

    Note: (17r) 1284. benedictus est Gilbertus de Campedene in Abbatem de Hagemon

    Note: (17r) 1285. Added: Johannes tunc prior de Wenlak factus est prior de Lewes cui successit pater henr. de bono villario tunc prior de Bermundeseye et intrauit domum suam de Wenl. honorifice vigil. S. Nicholai

    Note: The entries for 1293-4 are much longer than the rest and are in one or two different hands

    Note: Ends

    explicit: (20r) hoc eciam anno recessit rex Scocie a fidelitate et homagio domini Regis Anglie Regi ffrancie confederatus

    Note: Hardy III 243, 246 resembles the Chronicle of Wigmore (P. 291)

    Note: There seems to be a primary connexion with Haughmond (Augustinian): the Cluniac additions would suit Wenlock. Both these are in Shropshire


    21r-53v - Tract on the seven sacraments || Tractatus de septem sacramentis

    incipit: (21r) Sacramenta ecclesie quot sunt. Septem. que. Baptisma, etc.

    explicit: (48r) et eorum immitatione proficiat de die in diem et ad uitam eternam perueniat. Amen

    Note: (48r) Examination of a penitent

    incipit: (48r) Frater si peccasti in superbia extollens te corde

    explicit: (51r) admoneat preterea ut uitet omnes occasiones peccandi. coreas. ludos. aleas. et huiusmodi

    Note: ff. 51v-53v blank


    54r-57r - De Mauro bubulco || De Mauro bubulco fabula

    rubric: (54r) De mauro bubulco

    incipit: (54r) Fertur fuisse quidam rex nobilis potens et diues qui habuit principes multos. comites. barones. milites. et clientes

    Note: Story of bull with golden horns, and the full confession of Maurus to the king, followed by moralization, ending

    explicit: (57r) per quem celi ardentes soluentur et elementa

    Note: Printed by T. Wright, Latin Stories, Percy Society, vol. VIII, no. 1

    Note: (57v) blank


    58r-62v - Sermon (Quid exiuistis in deserto) || Sermo in Quid exivistis in deserto

    incipit: (58r) Quid existis in deserto uidere. Gregorus ait super Ezechielem

    explicit: (62v) sequitur effectus gloriosus. prestante domino nostro Ihesu Christo qui cum patre, etc.


    62v-68v - Miracles of St Milburga || Miracula sanctae Milburgae

    rubric: (62v) Summa cum veneratione salutem dicit plurimam tuus litterarius tirunculus et novitius

    incipit: (62v) Habet in manibus tua iam reuerenda paternitas nostro marte quidem conscripta milburge sanctissime signorum sanctitatisque quedam insignia

    explicit: (62v) Valeat tua reuerenda paternitas ultra cornices viuax

    rubric: (62v) Incipit Sancti Milburge miracula

    rubric: (62v) De infante quodam vasculo demerso

    incipit: (62v) Quam multos clarissimos suis temporibus

    rubric: (64r) De filio cuiusdam milburge fonte submerso

    rubric: (65v) De monacho ecclesie cacumine lapso

    explicit: (67r) defendat nos ab eterna morte. Amen

    Note: At bottom of f. 67r and at top of f. 67v

    Note: (67r) per rolandum brug and Hec Rolandus brugge

    Note: On f. 67v the conclusion

    explicit: (67v) Hec tibi pater venerande, etc.Benedictus es domine qui adiuvisti me, etc.Apertis ut ferunt musarum Ianuis-paucissimis ut potero rem ipsam expediam

    Note: (67v) This last paragraph is the beginning of a new series of miracles or the like, not written

    Note: f. 68r-68v blank

    Note: The compilation is probably by Roland Brugge. St Milburga was buried at Wenlock

    Note: Referred to in Hardy I 275


    69r-71v - Sermon (Angelus Domini ascendit de Galgala) || Sermo in Angelus Domini ascendit de Galgala

    Note: (69r) At top, in red (xvi): Dan Rolande Brugge

    incipit: (69r) Angelus domini ascendit de galgala Judic. 2. Cum ista sacra sollempnitas dominice ascensionis

    explicit: (71v) continuacio eternitatis ad quam, etc.


    72r-73v - Richard of Saint-Victor OSA, Liber exceptionum, part 2, book 1, ch. 1-4

    Note: (72r) Beginning of Allegoriae Petri Comestoris

    incipit: (72r) In precedentibus premissa descriptione originis

    Note: (P. L. CLXXV 631 [633])

    Note: (73v) Ends unfinished


    73v-91r - Innocent III (Lotharius de Segnis), De miseria humanae conditionis || Tractatus domini papae Innocentii III. de contemptu mundi

    rubric: (73v) Incipit tractatus domini pape Innocencii tercii de contemptu mundi

    incipit: (73v) Domino patri ... petro dei gratia portuensi episcopo lotharius, etc.

    incipit: (73v) Quare de uulua

    Note: (P. L. CCXVII 701)

    explicit: (91r) ardens in secula seculorum. Amen


    96r-99v - Sermons for Rogations, Ascension, Whitsunday, John Baptist, Assumption || Fragment of a collection of Sermons

    Note: Those which remain are for Rogations, Ascension, Whitsunday, John Baptist, Assumption

    Note: On f. 99r are two sermons or parts of sermons in another hand

    Note: (99r) 1. Vado ad eum qui me misit, etc.

    Note: (99r) 2. De omnibus sanctis. Legimus in historiis sanctorum patrum fratres mei quad sanctus bonefacius qui quartus fuit a beato gregorio

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