MS 48 (2)
Prosper, ca. 390 - ca. 463 of Aquitaine, Saint
Augustini de uera innocentia liber. manuscript
Title in M. R. James catalogue: S. Augustini quaedam
England, between ca. 1175 and ca. 1225.
1 volume (ff. 97-106 [i.e. 10 leaves]) : parchment ; 28 x 19.5 mm.
The Sententiae ex operibus Sancti Augustini of St Prosper of Aquitaine, in 390 chapters, ff. 97-106 in a composite volume of ff. iv, 240, ii.
The scribe wrote "In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti" at the head of f. 97.
Written space: 198 x 122 mm.
49 long lines.
Single quire of 10 leaves.
Initials in blue or red, placed outside the written space.
Secundo folio not in Ker.
Rebound at Eton in the early 17th century with two other manuscripts, here catalogued separately (qq.v.).
Belonged perhaps with ff. 107-240 of the composite volume in the late Middle Ages, but if so the order was then ff. 107-240, 97-106, as f. 106v shows marks of rust from a former binding.
At Eton by 1601 on the evidence of the binding.
Former Eton shelfmark: Bk.4.12.
This catalogue record is based on the work of Neil Ker and M.R. James, as cited in the references below.
Bound with: Augustinus, a miscellany of works by or attribued to Augustine written in England in first half of the 12th century, MS 32 (1), and with: Notulae in Bibliam, written in England in the late 12th century, MS 33 (3), qq.v.
Ker, N. R.. Medieval manuscripts in British libraries, v. 2 (1977), p. 689
James, M. R. A descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts in the library of Eton College (1895), 48
Eton College Library, MS 48, ff. 97-106
Reproduction available; Bodleian Library; Eton College Library should be contacted for permission to reproduce; SN 7717.02
Early 17th century English calf binding by Williamson.
Augustine, 354 - 430 Saint, Bishop of Hippo
Theology Manuscripts.
Innocence (Theology) Manuscripts.
Williamson, Vincent bookbinder.
England.
lat
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