Leiden. Universiteitsbibliotheek, VLF 113

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  • Part 1 contains: (ff. 1r-30r) Cosmographia / Aethicus Ister (Virgil of Salzburg). - (ff. 30v-38v) Historia Apollonii Regis Tyri. - (ff. 39r-46v) De excidio Trojae / Pseudo-Dares Phrygius. Incomplete. - (ff. 47r-49r) Translatio apostolorum Simonis Chanei et Judae Zelotis. Incomplete. With hymns. - (ff. 49r-50r) Vita of the apostle Matthias. With hymns. - (ff. 50r-59v) De agone Christiano / Augustine of Hippo. - (ff. 59v-68v) Adversus quinque haereses / Pseudo-Augustine of Hippo (Quodvultdeus). - (ff. 68v-70v) De vita Christiana / Pseudo-Augustine of Hippo (Pelagius). Incomplete.
    Part 2 contains: (ff. 71r-90v) De situ orbis.
    Subject (temporal):
    Middle Ages
    9th century

    Titre(s) :
    Composite manuscript, two parts (Latin)
    Cosmographia
    Historia regi Apollonii Tyri
    Historia de excidio Troiae quae dicitur
    De excidio Troiae
    De excidio Trojae
    Translatio apostolorum Simonis Chanei et Judae Zelotis
    Legenda Matthiae apostoli
    De agone Christiano
    Adversus quinque haereses
    De vita Christiana
    De situ orbis
    1. (ff. 1-70) Cosmographia / Aethicus Ister (Virgil of Salzburg), and other text(s). - 2. (ff. 71-90) De situ orbis, VLF 113

    Langue(s) des textes : latin

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  • Textual: (ff. 1r-30r) Aethicus Ister is probably a fictitious traveller/author. In the text, (a Pseudo-)Jerome claims to be the translator of Ister's work. It is currently thought that Virgil of Salzburg is the true author of the text. - (ff. 30v-38v) Incipit: "Incipit historia Apollonii Regis Tyre: Fuit quidam rex antiochus...". - (ff. 39r-46v) Dares Phrygius is mentioned by Homer and this 5th-century text was erroneously claimed to be Phrygius' eye-witness report. First part of the text is missing. Incipit: "...dies festus erat his diebus...". - (ff. 47r-49r) First part of the text is missing. Incipit: "Audite impii scriptuarum sanctam dicentem...". - (ff. 49r-50r) Incipit: "De Mathia apostholo parva nobis antiquitas monumenta reliquid...". - (ff. 50r-59v) Also contains the first lines of Augustine's Retractationes. - (ff. 71r-90v) Incipit preface: "Domino venerabillimo regique gloriosissimo domino Karolo G. servorum dei extimus". Incipit main text: "Oceanum extima telluris...".
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