London. British Library, Harley MS 4951
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- The British Library, Polonsky Pre-1200 Project
- Library
- London. British Library
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- British Library, Harley MS 4951
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- Language
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- Latin
- Title
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- John Halgren of Abbeville, Sermones dominicales ; Roman Gradual
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- Jean Algrin (1180?-1237)
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- John Halgren of Abbeville, c 1180-1237, Dean of the chapter at Amiens, Archbishop of Besançon, Cardinal Bishop of Sabina
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- Johannes Halgrinus de Abbatisvilla
- Johannes Algrinus (1180?-1237)
- Johannes Halgrinus
- Johannes de Abbatisvilla
- JOHANNES HALGRINUS DE ABBATISVILLA
- JOHANNES DE ABBATISVILLA
- JOHANNES HALGRINUS DE ABBATISVILLA, card.
- Author: Johannes, Algrinus
- John Halgrin of Abbeville
- Jean Halgrin d'Abbeville (1180-1237)
- Jean Halgrin (v. 1180-1237), cardinal, professeur de théologie à l'université de Paris, prieur de Saint-Pierre d'Abbeville, chanoine de Saint-Vulfran à Abbeville et chanoine et doyen du chapitre d'Amiens, archevêque de Besançon
- Johannes Algrinus - gest. 1237 - auteur
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- Richardus episcopus Albanensis (10..-1113?)
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- Richard of Albano, Unspecified, Bishop of Albano
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- Alphonse Jourdain (1103?-1148)
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- Alfonso Jordan, 1103-1148, Count of Toulouse
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- Description
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- This composite manuscript is formed of two parts that were produced separately in Southern France. The first part (ff. 1-118) was produced in the last quarter of the 12 th or 3rd quarter of the 13 th century and contains the sermons for Sundays attributed to John Halgren of Abbeville (d. 1237), French scholastic philosopher, papal legate, Archbishop of Besançon, and Bishop of Sabina. The second part (ff. 119-301) is a Roman Gradual produced in the last quarter of the 11 th century for the cathedral of Saint-Etienne in Toulouse. Its tonary (a collection of chant melodies) has been decorated with human figures playing and dancing to music. It is one of a group of Aquitanian manuscripts that preserve the earliest and most comprehensive collections of processional Antiphons. Contents: ff. 1r-118v: John Halgren of Abbeville, Sermones dominicales (Sunday Sermons). ff. 119r-301v: A Roman Gradual with neumes. Decoration:See Harley MS 4951, ff. 1-118 and ff. 119-301.
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- France, Southern
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- Southern France
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- France méridionale (?)
- France (Sud)
- France (Midi)
- France (sud).
- France (Sud) (?)
- France (Sud).
- France (Midi ? d'après le fichier Avril : voir infra).
- France (Midi ?)
- Midi de la France (?)
- France (Sud ?)
- Südfrankreich
- França (sud)
- Francia (sur)
- Frankrijk (zuiden)
- France (sud : Albi ?)
- França (sud: Albi?)
- Southern France (Albi?)
- Francia (sur: Albi?)
- Südfrankreich: Albi?
- France (sud : Languedoc ?)
- França (sud: Llenguadoc?)
- Südfrankreich: Languedoc?
- Southern France (Languedoc?)
- Francia (sur: Languedoc?)
- Southern France
- France, South
- France (South)
- [Südfrankreich]
- Zuid-Frankrijk (?)
- Zuid-Frankrijk
- I. Südfrankreich
- II. Südfrankreich
- [Zuid-Frankrijk]
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- Toulouse (Haute-Garonne, France)
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- Toulouse, France
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- France méridionale (Toulouse ?)
- France méridionale (Toulouse ?, d’après les noms des auteurs des additions à la glose et la mention de cette ville au f. 119v)
- Toulouse
- [Toulouse]
- [Toulouse
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- Rights
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- Public domain in most countries other than the UK
