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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : The De sacramento altaris by Baldwin of Ford OCist, archbishop of Canterbury (d. 1190), contained in CCCC MS 200, was written in the period 1170-80. This copy was produced after he became archbishop in 1184 because an historiated initial at the beginning of the text shows him writing and wearing a mitre. The text discusses the biblical sources of the eucharist, foreshadowed in the paschal lamb and manna of the Old Testament, and defined in the New Testament writings of Saints Matthew, John and Paul. The book belonged to Christ Church cathedral priory, Canterbury.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  Intervenants :

  Baldwin of Ford OCist - author

  1-205 - Baldwin of Ford OCist, De sacramento altaris || Baldwinus archiepiscopus Cantuariensis de inestimabili sacramento altaris || Baldewinusde sacramento altaris

  incipit : (1) Amantissimo domino et patri B(artholomeo) dei gratia exoniensi frater B(aldewinus) fordensis monasterii

  Note : (1) Initial on p. 1: the archbishop in mitre, light pink chasuble with pall, green dalmatic, and alb, seated facing R. writing. Gold ground

  Note : (1) On the R. upper corner an erased mark b (for bl or bs)

  explicit : (2) reuereri quod imperas. uale

  rubric : (2) Quid sit ordo

  incipit : (2) Magnum et profundum noui uerique mysterium sacrificii

  Note : Hand changes at p. 97

  Note : Ends

  explicit : (205) et memoriam habundantie suauitatis eius eructabunt

  Note : A late erasure on p. 206

  Note : Two flyleaves (pp. 207-210) xiv(?) much contracted: apparently de predicamentis