Cambridge. Corpus Christi College, Parker Library MS 193

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  • MS 193
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  • 0700 - 0799
Language
  • Latin
Title
  • Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 193: Ambrose, Hexameron
  • Ambrose, Hexameron
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  • Preferred form
    • Ambroise (saint, 0340?-0397)
    Role
    • Author
    Original form
    • Ambrose
    Other form
    • AMBROSIUS, Mediolanensis archiepiscopus
    • Ambroise (saint, 0340?-0397)
    • Ambrosius (s.)
    • S. Ambrosius
    • AMBROSIUS MEDIOLANENSIS ep. (s.)
    • AMBROSIUS (s.)
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis (saint ; 0340?-0397)
    • Ambrosii
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis
    • Ambroise (saint ; 0340?-0397)
    • Ambroise (0340?-0397 ; saint)
    • Ambrosius (saint ; 0340?-0397)
    • S. Ambrosius Mediolanensis
    • Ambroise
    • S. AMBROSIUS
    • S. Ambrosius Medionalensis
    • Ambrosius Medialonensis
    • Ambrosius
    • AMBROSIUS MEDIOLANENSIS
    • Sancti Ambrosii
    • Sancti Ambrosii
    • Ambrosii [Mediolanensis]
    • Ambroise (Saint)
    • Ambroise, saint, 0340?-0397
    • Ambroise de Milan,‏ ‎saint‏, ‎0340?-0397
    • Ambrosius von Mailand‏, ‎339/340-397‏
    • Ambroise, saint, évêque de Milan, m. 397
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis, 0340?-0397
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis,‏ ‎d. 397
    • Ambrosius,‏ ‎Episcopus Mediolanensis‏, ‎339/340-397
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis‏
    • Ambrosius van Milaan
    • Ambroise, saint, évêque de Milan, m. 397
    • Ambrosio de Milán,‏ ‎Santo
    • Aurelius Ambrosius,‏ ‎Santo, Obispo de Milán
    • Ambròs, sant, bisbe de Milà, 339-397
    • Ambrose, Saint, Bishop of Milan, d. 397
    • Ambrosio, Santo, Obispo de Milán
    • Ambrosius (heilige)
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis 339/340-397
    • Author: Ambrosius, Mediolanensis
    • Ambrose, Saint, Bishop of Milan, -397
    • Ambrose of Milan, c 339-397, Saint, Archbishop of Milan
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis, 339?-397
    • Ambroise (saint)
    • Ambrosius<Mediolanensis>
    • S. Ambroise
    • Saint Ambroise
    • Ambrosius <Mediolanensis> (339-397)
    • D. Ambrosius
    • Ambrosius santo
    • Ambroise de Milan (v. 340-v. 397)
    • Ambrosius <Mediolanensis>
    • Ambrósio, Santo, 337-397
    • Ambrosius Mediolanensis - ca. 340 - 397 - auteur
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Description
  • Summary: CCCC MS 193 was written at the end of the eighth century at a centre which wrote the Corbie "ab" type of pre-Caroline minuscule, perhaps Saint Médard, Soissons, where it seems to have early provenance. It contains one of the oldest surviving copies of Ambrose's Hexameron, a commentary on the six days of creation containing much interesting scientific knowledge. It is not clear when it came to England, but it may have arrived in the eleventh century. In 1903 James tentatively suggested it might be identifiable with an entry in Eastry's catalogue of the library of the cathedral priory of Christ Church, Canterbury, but he later abandoned this identification.


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    1r-170v - Ambrose, Hexameron

    Note: Title in six lines of large capitals drawn in outline and washed with red, yellow, green:

    rubric: (1r) IN NOMINE DI / PATRISOMNI / PoTENTIS INCiPiunT / LIBRI EXAMERON / ID EST SEX DIERUM / SCI AMBROSI (I erased) EPIS /

    incipit: (1r) Tantum ne opinionis

    Note: (1r) First two lines in uncials now black, formerly red or silver

    Note: (1r) Initial formed of three fish

    Note: (25v) Dies II with title in capitals as before

    Note: (37v) Dies III

    Note: (40r) the supplied leaf of cent. ix

    incipit: (48r) Discedente aqua conueniebat

    Note: As beginning a new section

    Note: (73r) Dies IV

    Note: (92r) Dies V

    Note: (133r) Dies VI

    Note: Ends with colophon in red capitals

    rubric: (170v) EXP. DE. RERU. PRINCiPIIS DIES. UI. B.

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