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Source des données : Parker on the Web

• Résumé : This manuscript contains a miscellaneous canon law collection, made circa 1100 or in the early twelfth century on the Continent, probably at Arras, Thérouanne, or somewhere in the region of North France. It contains 650 canons of a miscellaneous variety, perhaps derived from a 'long version' of pseudo-Isidore's Decretals. Its small size suggests that it might have been someone's personal working collection. It seems to end incomplete as it stands, suggesting that there were originally more than ten quires in the manuscript. Parker, or one of his circle, wrote "por" on the first page, perhaps a clue to its provenance; James noted that this mark is also found in CCCC MS 323 and the second volume of CCCC MS 308, but neither of these has recorded provenance before Parker.

  
  

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  Langue(s) des textes : latin

  
  

  1-168 - Canon Law Collection

  rubric : (1) Epistola Alcuini levite ad imperatorem Karolum

  incipit : (1) O rex augusto clarissime dignus honore...Mens pia permandet semper amare deum

  Note : (P. L. CI 14)

  Note : These lines occur at the end of the Preface to Alcuin's work de fide S. Trinitatis

  rubric : (1) Quod omnia per Christum sint. ipse uero nonfactus sed natus sit

  incipit : (1) In principio fecit deus celum et terram in christo

  Note : (Alcuin de fide S. Trin. II xiv)

  rubric : (1) De unitate Trinitatis et Trinitate unitatis

  incipit : (1) Teneamus igitur firmissime patrem et filium

  rubric : (2) Quod deus ubique totus sit potestate naturali

  rubric : (2) Quare dicatur deus in celo magis habitare quam in terra

  rubric : (2) Quomodo dicatur filius in euangelio nescire diem iudicii

  Note : Extracts from Geronimus p. 3, Julianus Toletanus p. 4 etc. Ioh. Chrysostom p. 8, Aug. p. 9, etc.

  rubric : (12) Quod finito iudicio incipiet esse celum novum et terra noua

  incipit : (12) Ut ait beatus Augustinus peracto finitoque iudicio

  explicit : (12) figura enim preterit non natura

  rubric : (12) Explicit de futuro seculo

  Note : (Then, without break)

  rubric : (12) Hec damaso papae scribit aurelius ipse

  incipit : (12) Beatissimo pape damaso aurelius Carthaginensis episcopus

  rubric : (13) Rescriptum damasi pape ad ipsum

  Note : Extracts from Canons of Councils and from Fathers (Aug., Jeron., Greg., Isidore, etc.: the latest are Bede and Rabanus Maurus quoted on pp. 53, 74 and 134). They begin with a paragraph

  incipit : (14) Canones generalium conciliorum a temporibus constantini ceperunt

  rubric : (14) Que sint rata concilia

  incipit : (14) Quatuor autem principalia

  rubric : (15) Ex concilio bonefacii pape qui iiiitus a beato Gregorio fuit

  incipit : (15) Sunt nonnulli stulti dogmatis

  rubric : (16) Ysodorus in sinonimis de voto

  rubric : (17) Ex canone apostolorum de ordinando episcopo

  rubric : (17) Item de sacrisicio (!) domini

  rubric : (17) Item de fideiussioribus (!) clericorum

  rubric : (17) Ex concilio Cartaginensi habita ab episcopis xcvi kal. Sept.

  rubric : (17) Innocentius in epistola ad Decentium

  rubric : (17) Idem ad Ruffum et Eusebium episcopos, etc.

  Note : On p. 25 begins a series of quotations from the False Decretals

  rubric : (25) Incipit decreta Clementis pape

  incipit : (25) Si qui ex fratribus negotia habent inter se

  Note : The subjects of the extracts are not marked off by rubrics. The last appear to deal with the treatment of errors in doctrine: after two from Popes Zosimus and Caelestinus follows

  rubric : (161) Ieronimus de membris domini nostri

  incipit : (161) Omnipotens deus pater et filius et spiritus sanctus unus est atque trinus unus uidelicet in natura trinus in personis

  Note : Ending

  explicit : (168) sine sono uocis uel quolibet strepitu. occulte in mentibus sanctorum uoluntatem suam atque rectum inspirare siue futura

  Note : Opera ed. Martianay V 120, P. L. XLII 1199