Présentation du contenu

Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : There are two apparently unconnected works in CCCC MS 436, dating from c. 1400. The first is a commentary on the Apocalypse attributed in the manuscript to Hugo de Vienna, but in fact by an unknown author, pseudo-Hugh of Saint-Cher, so called because his Apocalypse commentary with the incipit Vidit Iacob in sompnis is sometimes attributed to Hugh of Saint-Cher OP (c. 1200-63) to whom several commentaries on that book are misattributed. The second text is a Latin tract by John Wyclif (d. 1384), De officio pastorali.

  
  

  Contenu :

  
  

  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Hugh of Vienna (pseudo-Hugh of Saint-Cher OP) - author

  1r-96v - Hugh of Vienna (pseudo-Hugh of Saint-Cher OP), Commentary on the Apocalypse || Hugo de Vienna, super apocalypsim

  Note : (Opera VI 334)

  incipit : (1r) Vidit iacob in sompnis scalam stantem super terram

  Note : Ends

  explicit : (96r) ad quam eternitatem nos perducat qui precioso sanguine nos redemit. Amen

  Note : f. 96v blank

  
  

  Intervenants :

  John Wyclif - author

  97r-135r - John Wyclif, De officio pastorali || Io. Wycliffe, Tractatus de officio Pastorali

  incipit : (97r) Cum duplex debet esse officium christiani

  Note : Capitulum 30 ends

  explicit : (135r) se esse proditorem regum temporalium et cristi enim domini regis regum et cetera

  rubric : (135r) Explicit tractatus de officio pastorali

  Note : Printed by Lechler in 1853 and in English by Matthew, p. 405 (Shirley, Catalogue, Latin works, no. 40)

  Note : ff. 135v-136v blank; an erasure f. 137r