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• Résumé : CCCC MS 228 contains works by the poet Claudian (d. c. 404) and the philosopher and poet Bernardus Silvestris (d. c. 1178). This thirteenth-century manuscript includes a very good copy of Claudian's De raptu Proserpinae, although the text breaks off abruptly in the final book, leading J. B. Hall to suggest in his edition that one or two folia have been lost from the manuscript. The manuscript also contains a copy of Megacosmos, part of the Cosmographia, a Platonic allegorical work by Bernardus Silvestris. The manuscript was donated to Corpus Christi College by Daniel Rogers and may have had earlier connections with Beauvais.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Claudianus Claudius - author

  Bernardus Silvestris - author

  1r-130r - Claudianus Claudius, Claudianus maior; De raptu Proserpinae; Bernardus Silvestris, Cosmographia (Megacosmos)

  rubric : (1r) Prefatio in librum Claudi Claudiani

  incipit : (1r) Phebeo domitus

  Note : (1r) Initial: gold ground, Apollo in blue shooting a red arrow

  rubric : (1r) Incipit liber in Rufinum primus

  Note : (1r) Initial: Man in pink seated with open book, gold ground

  Note : (6r) Liber II

  Note : (13r) De Bello Gildonico

  rubric : (13r) Prefatio

  incipit : (13r) Pandite defensum

  rubric : (20r) In Eutropium liber primus

  incipit : (20r) Semiferos partus

  Note : (27r) Liber II

  Note : (36r) Fessenna de nuptiis Honorii

  incipit : (36r) Princeps chorusco

  Note : (37v) Epithalamium de nuptiis Honorii

  Note : (43r) Panegyricus de tertio consulatu

  Note : (46r) In eundem in iiiio consulatus dictus

  Note : (55r) Panegiricus dictus Theodore consuli

  Note : (59v) De consulatu Stiliconis primus

  Note : (65r) Liber II

  Note : (71v) Liber III

  Note : (77r) Panegiricus de VI consulatu Honorii Augusti

  Note : (86v) De bello getico

  incipit : (95v) Solitas galea fulgere comas (Fescenn.)

  Note : (96r) Descriptio portus myrnensis (Epigr.). Ad aeternalem (without title). Descr. armenti

  Note : (96r) (Descr. Insulae.) Est procul ingenti

  Note : (96r) (De Iracundo.) In iaculum

  rubric : (96r) De quadriga marmorea

  rubric : (96v) De policaste et pertica (perdicca)

  rubric : (96v) De histrice

  rubric : (97r) De byrro castoreo

  rubric : (97r) In sepulcrum penose (speciosae)

  rubric : (97r) De Balneis quintianis

  rubric : (97v) In Podagricum

  rubric : (97v) Ad maximum qui ei mel misit

  rubric : (97v) De paupere amante

  incipit : (97v) Paupertas me

  rubric : (97v) Et eodem

  incipit : (97v) Esuriens pauper

  rubric : (97v) De piis fratribus de statu[r]is eorum

  rubric : (98r) De mulabus Gallicis

  Note : (98v) Epistola ad gennadium ex proconsule

  Note : (98v) De senatore (!) ueronensi

  Note : (99r) De theodoro et adriano

  incipit : (99r) Manlius indulget

  Note : (99r) Prefatio ad adrianum

  incipit : (99r) Usque adeone

  Note : (100r) In Aletium questorem

  Note : (100r) De lucusta

  Note : (100r) Ephithalamius dictus (Palladii et Celerinae)

  Note : (102v) Aponus

  Note : (103v) Phenix

  Note : (105v) Nilus

  Note : (106r) Magnes

  Note : (106v) Laus Serene

  Note : (110r) Epistola ad Serenam

  Note : (111r) De saluatore

  rubric : (111r) De cristallo

  incipit : (111r) Possedit

  rubric : (111r) De eodem

  incipit : (111r) Ninphe que tegitis

  Note : (112r) Epistola ad Olimbrium

  Note : (112r) Ad Probi(n)um

  rubric : (112v) De apro et leone

  Note : (112v) In curetium

  Note : (112v) De curetio

  Note : (112v) De concha

  Note : (113r) De muneribus Honorii Imp

  Note : (113r) (De equo Honorii)

  Note : (113r) De phaleris equi a sebena (Serena) missis

  Note : (113v) De torpidine

  Note : (114r) In Iacobum magistrum militum

  Note : (114r) In fera (in sphaeram) Archimedis

  Note : (114r) De gigantomachia

  Note : (116r) (De Raptu Proserpinae)

  Note : The division of the books is not marked

  Note : (119r) Liber II

  Note : (124v) Liber III

  Note : Ends imperfectly in lib. III 370

  explicit : (128v) Tollebant gemine capita inuiolata cupressus

  Note : ff. 129r-130v, though in the same hand, belong to a different text, viz. the Megacosmus of Bernardus Silvestris

  Note : f. 129r begins

  incipit : (129r) (C)redantur oculos p̅d̅ captiuant animum uocalis orphei siderei uultus et simplices uisus euridices

  explicit : (129r) et lirico sub cantico iam spiritum sollicitum remouit

  rubric : (129r) Sonus amantis in vere

  incipit : (129r) De terre gremio regn pregnatio progreditur et in partum soluitur uiuifico calore

  explicit : (129r) Rideo dum uideo uirum longi temporis qui ad annos nestoris ingreditur et sequitur amorem

  rubric : (129r) Conquestus de uirgine corrupta

  incipit : (129r) Ex ungue primo teneram nutrieram

  Note : Apparently continues to near the end of 129v

  Note : Then follows

  rubric : (129v) Summa operis

  incipit : (129v) In huius operis primo libro qui megacosmus .i. maior mundus uocatur

  explicit : (130r) sequitur genesis animantium et terre

  Note : On f. 130v a note

  Note : (130v) Duobus enim existentibus mox consequens est unum esse prout uidemus in iam dictis dictis (so) dominus offic. curie baluacensis querelam que uertebatur inter m. et b. sacerdotes voluit expedire sub hac forma. Omnibus