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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : CCCC MS 160 is an early twelfth-century copy of Bede on the seven Catholic Epistles (the New Testament books James, I Peter, II Peter, I John, II John, III John, and Jude, as distinct from the Pauline epistles). James recorded a medieval ex libris inscription, now lost, which stated that the book was from in the refectory at Peterborough Abbey, and a thirteenth-century list of refectory books there, preserved in CCCC MS 459, includes Beda super Canonicas Epistolas, to be read in the weeks before Rogationtide. The manuscript also contains flyleaves from a service book with music, datable on the grounds of decoration to the second quarter of the fifteenth century.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Bede the Venerable - author

  1r-102v - Bede the Venerable, Commentary on Catholic Epistles

  Note : Heading in red capitals

  rubric : (1r) Explanatio uenerabilis Bede presbiteri super [septem added] canonicas epistolas

  Note : (P. L. XCIII 9)

  incipit : (1r) IacobusPetrusJohannesIudas septem epistolas

  Note : (1v) Epistola Jacobi

  Note : (26r) Epistola 1 Petri

  Note : (49r) Epistola 2 Petri

  Note : (64v) Epistola 1 Johannis

  Note : (94r) Epistola 2 Johannis

  Note : (95v) Epistola 3 Johannis

  Note : (97r) EpistolaJude

  Note : Ending

  explicit : (102v) sed ante omne seculum et nunc et per omnia secula seculorum Amen

  rubric : (102v) Explicit expositio Bede presbiteri super canonicas epistolas

  Note : This couplet is written twice in a hand of xiv, xv

  Note : Non aliter melius poterit caro uiua domariMortua qualis erit quam semper premeditari