St. Gallen. Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 65

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  • Cod. Sang. 65
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Date
  • 12th century
  • 10th century
  • 10th century and 12th century
Language
  • Latin
Title
  • Somnium Scipionis. Commentum Macrobii in somnium Scipionis. Epistolæ VII catholicæ.
Agent
  • Preferred form
    • Macrobe
    Role
    • Author
    Original form
    • Author: Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius
    Other form
    • MACROBIUS Ambrosius
    • Macrobe (0370?-043.?)
    • Ambrosius Aurelius Macrobius
    • Macrobius, Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius
    • Macrobii
    • Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius
    • MACROBIUS AMBROSIUS THEODOSIUS
    • Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius
    • Ambrosius Macrobius Theodosius
    • Macrobius, Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius (0370?-043.?)
    • Macrobius
    • Macrobe
    • Macrobe 03..-04..
    • Martin saint 05..-0580?
    • Macrobi, Ambròs Teodosi
    • Macrobio, Ambrosio Aurelio Teodosio
    • Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius
    • Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius fl.ca. 400
    • Theodosius Macrobius, Ambrosius, c 370-c 435
    • Macrobius Theodosius
    • Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius, 385-430
    • Macróbio, Aurélio Teodósio, fl. 400
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Description
  • A composite manuscript with two unrelated parts: 1) an incomplete copy of the Somnium Scipionis section of the work De re publica by Marcus Tullius Cicero, written in the Abbey of St. Gall during the 10th century, followed by a 10th century St. Gall copy of the commentary originally written by the Roman author Macrobius of late antiquity in about 430/440 and widely disseminated during the middle ages. A fragment of this manuscript may also be found in Cod. Voss.lat.qu. 33 (fol. 58) in the library of the Rijksuniversiteit in Leiden; 2) a St. Gall copy of the seven Catholic Letters (3 written by John, 2 by Peter, one by James, one by Jude) with a learned scholarly commentary from the 12th century.
Place
  • Preferred form
    • Abbey of St. Gall (Switzerland)
    Original form
    • St. Gall
    Other form
    • Suisse (Saint-Gall).
    • Kloster St. Gallen
    • Abadia de Sankt Gallen
    • Convent of St. Gall
    • Abadía de Sankt Gallen
    • Abbaye de Saint-Gall
    • Abdij van Sankt Gallen
    • St. Gall (?) / St. Gall
    • St. Gall Abbey: Dominikus Feustlin
    • St. Gall, Benedictine Monastery / Hermitage of St. George
    • Cloister of St. Gall
    • St. Gall Abbey
    • Order of Service for the Monastery of St. Gall in the Directorium of 1583
    • Joseph Leodegar Bartholomäus Tschudi (book decoration, perhaps the script as well) for the Abbey of St. Gall
    • Monastery of St. Gall: two scribes at the behest of Georg Franz Müller
    • Monastery of St. Gall, P. Aemilian Zeller
    • Monastery of  St. Gall
    • Monastery of  St. Gall, P. Johann Nepomuk Hauntinger
    • Jodocus Metzler
    • Commissioned by Abbot Otmar Kunz
    • St. Gall Abbey (P. Johann Nepomuk Hauntinger)
    • Monastery of St. Gall, P. Joseph Bloch
    • Monastery of St. Gall, Fr. Dominikus Feustlin
    • Monastery of St. Gall
    • Abbey of Saint Gall
    • Partially in St. Gall
    • Monastery of St. Gall (P. Gregor Schnyder)
    • St. Gall Abbey (F. Gregor Schnyder)
    • St. Gall Abbey (P. Gregor Schnyder, P. Chrysostomus Stipplin)
    • St. Gall Abbey (F. Kolumban Brändle; Brother Gall Beerle)
    • St. Gall Abbey, P. Ambrosius Epp
    • St. Gall Abbey (F. Martin ab Yberg; F. Notker Grögle)
    • St. Gallen
    • Abbey of St. Gall (Joseph Adam Bürke; F. Notker Grögle)
    • St Gall
    • St. Gall (possibly)
    • Monastery of St. Gall
    • St. Gall
    • Monastery of St. Gall (Fr. Heinrich Keller)
    • St. Gall (Fridolin Sicher)
    • Monastery of St. Gall (Fridolin Sicher)
    • [in part Monastery of St. Gall]
    • Fridolin Sicher
    • St. Gall (in part)
    • Lay community of St. Gall, partly Monastery of St. Gall (P. Joachim Cuontz)
    • Area of the Abbey of Saint Gall
    • St. Gall (only parts)
    • Monastery of St. Gall, possibly owned for a time by Fr. Gallus Kemli
    • Community of lay brothers of the Monastery of St. Gall
    • St. Gall (area near St. Gall)
    • St. Gall, Abbey Library
    • Germany, St. Gall
    • Sankt Gallen
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