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Shelfmark

MS 150

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Title

Theodulus, etc. manuscript

Varying form of title

Title in M. R. James catalogue: Theodulus, Maximianus, etc.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Bari?, Italy, between ca. 1000 and ca. 1100.

Physical description

1 volume (iv, 81, iv leaves) : parchment, initials ; 22.7 x 16.5 cm.

Note

A late Latin collection of poetry: [1] Theodulus, Ecloga, lines 23-344 (begins imperfectly) (ff. 1-6v) ; [2] Maximianus, Elegiae (ff. 6v-18v) ; [3] Statius, Achilleis (ff. 18v-37v) ; [4] Ovid, Remedia amoris (ff. 37v-52) ; [5] Ovid, Heroides, book 1, line 7 - book 7, line 159 (ff. 52-70v) ; [6] Arator, Historia apostolica, ending at book 1, line 521 (ff. 70v-81).

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[1] A dialogue in hexameters between Pseustis and Alethia, with Fronesis as umpire; the initials of the interlocutors are placed at the end of the lines throughout. Collated as δ [delta] by J. Osternacher, 1902, with reduced facsimile of f. 1.

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[2] Formerly attributed to Cornelius Gallus according to M. R. James; collated as A by Bährens, Poetae Latini minores, v. 5 (1883), pp. 316-348.

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[3] Collated as E by H. W. Garod, 1906; f. 18v reproduced in New Palaegraphical Society, 1, 110.

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[4] Collated as E by F. W. Linz, 1965; cf. pp. xviii-xx.

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[5] Collated as E by H. Dörrie, 1971.

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[6] Collated as N by A. P. MacKinlay, Corpus scriptorum ecclesiasticorum Latinorum 72 (1961).

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All but the first work have interlinear glosses in the same hand as the texts.

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Between the first and second work (f. 6v), "BAXLE DAMA IACN USNANSA" has been interpreted as "ABEL ADAM CAIN SUSANNA"; the "E" above the last word may be a mistake for "F" as the initial of Fronesis.

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Some of the parchment is defective, for example ff. 20, 79.

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Written space: ca. 177 x 110 mm.

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29 long lines.

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Collation: 1 one 2-11⁸: 3 and 6 in quires 7-9 are half sheets.

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Beneventan script; ff. 74 to 80, line 16 in a better hand than the rest; see E. A. Lowe, The Beneventan script, 1914, p. 338.

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Initials in the ink of the text: 3-5 line initials in an elaborate outline on ff. 6v, 18v and 52, other 2-line initials.

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Secundo folio not recorded by Ker.

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Rebound at Eton around 1720.

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Written in southern Italy, the script is of the Bari type.

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17th century inscription on f. 6v opposite the first line of Maximianus: "Hoc item in alio Codice peruetusto paruulo".

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Former Eton shelfmark: Bl.6.5.

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This catalogue record is based on the work of Neil Ker and M.R. James, as cited in the references below.

Citation/references note

Ker, N. R.. Medieval manuscripts in British libraries, v. 2 (1977), p. 761

Citation/references note

James, M. R. A descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts in the library of Eton College (1895), 150

Citation/references note

Bernard, Catalogi librorum manuscriptorum Angliae et Hiberniae, 1697, 101

Cite as

Eton College Library, MS 150

Additional physical form available

Reproduction available; Bodleian Library; Eton College Library should be contacted for permission to reproduce; SFW 2110

Provenance

Probably bequeathed to Eton College by Sir Henry Wotton.

Binding

18th century calf binding by Slatter, rebacked.

Subject

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Latin poetry Manuscripts.

Subject

Latin poetry, Medieval and modern. Manuscripts.

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Ovid, 43 BC - 17 or 18 A.D Remedia amoris.

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Arator, fl. 513 - 544 Subdiaconus

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Wotton, Henry (), 1568 - 1639 Sir former owner.

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Theodulus Ecloga.

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Italy Bari.

Language code

lat

Identifier

B50062
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