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• Résumé : This manuscript contains three theological works: a copy of the popular work of Peter Lombard (c. 1100-60), the Sentences, John of Damascus (c. 675-c. 749), De fide orthodoxa, and an imperfect copy of the Summa sententiarum wrongly attributed to Hugh of Saint-Victor OSA (d. 1141). The manuscript is probably of the second half of the thirteenth century, and its provenance is unknown.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Peter Lombard - author

  1r-149v - Peter Lombard, Sententiarum libri IV || Petri Lombardi sententiarum lib. iv

  incipit : (1r) Cupientes aliquid

  explicit : (149v) uia duce peruenit

  Note : With many glosses

  
  

  Intervenants :

  John of Damascus - author

  Burgundio of Pisa - author

  150r-179v - John of Damascus, De fide orthodoxa (transl. by Burgundio of Pisa) || Iohannis Damasceni, qui vocatur Mansur, liber, in quo [est] etiam traditio orthodoxae fidei capitulis divisa centum, a Burgundio judice, cive Pisano, de Graeco in Latinum, domino III. Eugenio beatae memoriae papa translatus

  incipit : (150) Deum nemo uidit

  explicit : (179v) gaudium fructificantes. Amen

  
  

  Intervenants :

  pseudo-Hugh of Saint-Victor OSA - author

  180r-189v - pseudo-Hugh of Saint-Victor OSA, Summa sententiarum || Hugonis de sancto Victore summa sententiarum, imperfect

  Note : In triple columns: another hand, 54 lines to a column

  Note : (180r) Incipiunt sententie mag. hugberti ficfiensis

  incipit : (180r) De fide et spe que in nobis est omnipotenti (omni poscenti) rationem reddere ut ait petrus in epistola sua

  Note : P. L. CLXXI 1067

  Note : P. L. CLXXVI 42

  Note : (189v) The hand changes on the last leaf: and on the last page is in two columns

  Note : Ends unfinished

  Note : The first hand ends

  explicit : (189r) Quanto leuiori impulsu fuerat prostratus

  Note : A space follows: then in the other hand

  Note : (189r) Que non tantum istas aures corporreas sed interiores