Bruges. Bibliothèque publique, Ms. 441

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  • Manuscript 441, dating from the second half of the fifteenth century, contains the notebook of Adrianus But (1437-1488). Adrianus But was a monk and chronicler at Ten Duinen Abbey, where the manuscript was kept. The notebook contains his notes on contemporary events and trends throughout his life. He kept the notebook until 1483. The manuscript also contains well-known and lesser known philosophical and theological treatises; treatises on rhetoric and speeches, and sermons. This includes texts by Heymeric de Campo (1395-1460), David Judocus (second half of the 15th century), Nicholas of Amiens (1147 - c. 1203), Jacobus Izelgrinus (second half of the 15th century) and Godefridus Altissiodorensis (1115/20 - 1188). Finally, the notebook also includes letters from popes and other prominent figures, as well as letters addressed to But when he was studying in Paris (1463-1464). One such letters was sent by Walterus Vossaert (second half of the 15th century). [Summary by Sarah Vanroye]

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  • Laughlin, M. F., The Rethorica Nova attributed to Jacobus Izelgrinus. Edited from Ms. 441 of the Public Library at Bruges with excerpts from the Tractatus de coloribus Rethoricis preserved in the same manuscript, Washington: The Catholic University of America Press, 1947
  • Le Loup, W. e.a., Vlaamse kunst op perkament: handschriften en miniaturen te Brugge van de 12de tot de 16de eeuw, Brugge: Stadsbestuur, 1981
  • Haye, "Briefe aus der Studentenzeit. Die Pariser Korrespondenz des Adrian de But (1437-1488)", 'Analecta Cisterciensia', 55 (2005), 269-300

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  • De perkamenten schutbladen bevatten officiële afschriften door (frater?) Poissenot van een oproep tot getuigenissen uitgevaardigd in Dijon op 28 augustus 1405; betrokken personen zijn Richard Chancey, Girart Moriset, Penessart
  • Notitieboek van Adrianus But, kroniekschrijver en monnik van de Duinenabdij. De kroniek is tot 1483 bijgehouden
  • Ongefolieerd blanco folio tussen ff. 18-19; ongefolieerd tekstfragment bijgevoegd tussen ff. 2-3, 5-6, 10-11
  • Op het recto van het titelblad: 'Liber fratris Adriani But, religiosi [et portarii] de Dunis, in quo dignitates venerabilis Procli primo, deinde commenta [Dauidis judoci] super libros philosophie tam naturalis quam supernaturalis, postremo rethorica [Jacobi Iselgrini et] colores [rhetorici ac] missiue dictate per eundem sub patrum atque fratrum Dunensium nomine [continentur. Item et sermo R. Roberti habitus in anniuersaria depositione S. Bernardi]; de toevoegingen tussen vierkante haken zijn van latere handen
  • Verso voorste schutblad: 'Liber beate Marie de Dunis sub custodia domini Cristiani de Hondt, 1493'

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