Cambridge. Corpus Christi College, Parker Library MS 179

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Shelfmark

• MS 179

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Date

• 1475 - 1499

Language

• Latin

Title

• Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 179: Peter of Blois, archdeacon of Bath, Compendium in Iob etc. John of Hildesheim OCarm, Historia trium regum
• Peter of Blois, archdeacon of Bath, Compendium in Iob || Tractatus super Job directus regi Angliae per Petrum Blessensem
• Sibyllinorum verborum interpretatio || De omnibus Sibillis et nominibus earum, et de origine et de patria et de actibus earum a diebus Alexandri Magni
• Robert Grosseteste, De probacione uirginitatis beatae Mariae (translated excerpt from Lexicon Suida) || Narratio ex libro qui Graece vocatur Suda, et cetera de Theodosio quodam ludeorum principe
• Richard the Praemonstratensian, De canone missae || Exposition of the Mass (Remigius of Auxerre?)
• John of Hildesheim OCarm, Historia trium regum || De gestis et translationibus trium regum Magorum
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Agent

• Preferred form

  • Pierre de Blois (113.-1212?)

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • Peter of Blois, archdeacon of Bath

  Other form

  • Pierre de Blois (113.-1212?)
  • Pierre de Blois
  • Petrus Blesensis
  • Petrus Blesensis (113.-1212?)
  • PETRUS BLESENSIS
  • Peter of Blois
  • Peter of Blois, approximately 1135-approximately 1212
  • Peter of Blois, c 1130-1212
  • Petrus Blesensis, 1135-1212
  • Petrus <Blesensis> (1135-1204)
  • Petrus Blesensis Bathoniensis
  • Pierre de Blois (1130?-1212?)
  • Petrus Blesensis, ca. 1135-ca. 1211
  • Petrus Blesensis, ca. 1135-ca. 1211 > , co-autor
  • Petrus Blesensis - ca. 1135 - 1204 - auteur
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• Preferred form

  • Robert Grosseteste (1175?-1253)

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • Robert Grosseteste

  Other form

  • Grosseteste, Robert (1175?-1253)
  • Robert de Lincoln (Grossetête)
  • Robertus Grosseteste
  • Robertus Grosseteste (1175?-1253)
  • ROBERTUS GROSSETESTE, ep. Lincolniensis
  • Roberto Grosseteste
  • Roberti Grosthead
  • Robertus Grosthead
  • Author: Grosseteste, Robertus
  • Translator: Grosseteste, Robertus
  • Robert Grosseteste (attributed)
  • Grosseteste, Robert, 1175?-1253
  • Robert Grosseteste, c 1170-1253, Bishop of Lincoln
  • Robert Grosseteste (attrib.)
  • Grosseteste, Robert, 1175-1253
  • Robert Grosseteste (1175?-1253)
  • Robert Grossetête
  • Linconiensis
  • Magister R.
  • Dominus Lincolniensis
  • Robertus Grosseteste - ca. 1168 - 1253 - vertaler
  • Robertus Grosseteste - ca. 1168 - 1253 - auteur
  • ROBERTUS GROSSETESTE
  • ROBERTI LINCOLNIESIS
  • ROBERTUS GROSSTESTE
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• Preferred form

  • Richardus Praemonstratensis (11..-11..?)

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • Richard the Praemonstratensian

  Other form

  • Richard the Premonstratensian
  • Richardus Premonstratensis, fl. 1190 > , co-autor
  • RICHARDUS PRAEMONSTRATENSIS
  • RICHARDUS de WEDINGHAUSEN
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  • Jean d'Hildesheim (1315?-1375)

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • John of Hildesheim OCarm

  Other form

  • Author: Johannes, Hildesheimensis
  • Johannes<Hildesheimensis>
  • Joannes, of Hildesheim, -1375. Historia trium regum. Selections. English (Middle English)
  • Joannes, of Hildesheim (-1375)
  • Johannes de Hildesheim
  • Johannes de Hildesheim, ?-1375
  • JOHANNES HILDESHEIMENSIS
  • Jean d'Hildesheim (1315?-1375)
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Description

• Summary: This manuscript, dating from the fourth quarter of the fifteenth century, contains a copy of the Compendium in Iob by Peter of Blois (c.1135-c.1203); excerpts from miscellaneous authorities, including an exposition on the Mass by Richard the Premonstratensian (fl. late twelfth century), which James mistakenly attributed to Remigius of Auxerre; De probacione uirginitatis beatae Mariae by Robert Grosseteste (d. 1253), which is his translation of the second article of the Greek Lexicon Suida, an historical encyclopaedia of the tenth century; and a copy of the Latin version of the Historia trium regum by John of Hildesheim (d. 1375). The manuscript is written in a good, clear hand; its provenance has not been identified.

  
  

  Contents :

  
  

  1r-17v - Peter of Blois, archdeacon of Bath, Compendium in Iob || Tractatus super Job directus regi Angliae per Petrum Blessensem

  incipit: (1r) Henrico dei gratia illustrissimo

  Note: (Giles III 19)

  explicit: (1v) recolo vel legisse

  incipit: (1v) Vir erat etc. Tria hic ponuntur

  explicit: (15v) triumphat et regnat per omnia secula seculorum. Amen

  incipit: (15v) Job filius Sare de bosra rex ydumeorum

  Note: From Isidore and Gregory

  explicit: (17v) docemur quod nescire debeamus

  Note: See also MS 177. 25, MS 451, 7

  
  

  18r-21v - Sibyllinorum verborum interpretatio || De omnibus Sibillis et nominibus earum, et de origine et de patria et de actibus earum a diebus Alexandri Magni

  incipit: (18r) Sibille generaliter omnes femine dicantur prophetantes

  Note: (P. L. XC 1181)

  Note: Ten Sibyls: the vision of the nine suns etc.

  explicit: (21v) versus intonuit dicens

  incipit: (21v) Iudicii signum etc.

  explicit: (21v) sulphuris ampnis

  incipit: (21v) Tunc iudicabit dominus etc.

  explicit: (21v) Et regnabit dominus cum sanctis in secula seculorum. Amen

  Note: Printed among Bede's works (Basil. 1563, T. II): Opsopoeus, Sibyllina, p. 515 etc. See Alexandre II 290

  
  

  21v-24r - Robert Grosseteste, De probacione uirginitatis beatae Mariae (translated excerpt from Lexicon Suida) || Narratio ex libro qui Graece vocatur Suda, et cetera de Theodosio quodam ludeorum principe

  rubric: (21v) Narracio ex libro qui grece vocatur Suda quem tempore theo(do)sii iuuenis composuerunt uiri sapientes isti. hendemus, Rector, Eugenilis, ffrigius, Zozinus, Gazeus, Cecilius, Siculus, longinus, Cassinus, luparcus, Beriricius, Justinus, Sophista, Pamphilius, Zopirion, et PolionThese names are corrupted forms of those given in the Prooemium to the Lexicon of Suidas

  incipit: (22r) Temporibus piissimi Imperatoris Justiniani

  Note: This is the article Ιησους from the Lexicon of Suidas in a Latin version made by or for Robert Grosseteste

  explicit: (24r) absconditum secretum propalauit

  rubric: (24r) Completa est narracio ex libro qui grece Suda vocatur quem composuerunt viri sapientes memorati quam transtulit magister R. Lincoln. Episcopus a greco in latinum videlicet de virginitate et fecunditate beate virginis marie et de filio eius Ihesu qualiter electus erat in sacerdotem in templum domini

  Note: See Val. Rose in Hermes V 155

  
  

  39v-47v - Richard the Praemonstratensian, De canone missae || Exposition of the Mass (Remigius of Auxerre?)

  incipit: (39v) In virtute sancte crucis et sacramento altaris

  Note: Ending:

  explicit: (47v) non est danda licencia ut implicent se negociis secularibus

  
  

  48r-91v - John of Hildesheim OCarm, Historia trium regum || De gestis et translationibus trium regum Magorum

  Note: (48r) Table of Chapters (xlv)

  incipit: (48r) In primo capitulo huius libri qui est collectus de gestis et translacionibus sanctorum trium regum

  Note: Text

  incipit: (49v) Cum venerandorum trium regum magorum

  Note: Ends

  explicit: (89v) nec ut olim reuersuri sunt per uiam aliam

  Note: The text is by John of Hildesheim. It is printed by Horstmann with the old English version in Three Kings of Cologne E. E. T. S. Another copy is inMS 275. (Meditatio Anselmi, cf. MS 177 art. 12, etc.)

  incipit: (89v) Cum anima manet in corpora uiuit homo

  explicit: (91r) ad quam nos perducat qui nos creauit. Amen

  incipit: (91r) Inprimis dominum deum dilige ex toto corde

  explicit: (91v) nec in cor hominis ascendit que preparauit deus hiis qui diligunt eum

  Note: Later note

  Note: (91v) A man schuld pray to almyhtty god to ȝyf hym grasce etc.

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