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R. Gryson, L. GilissenMareMagnum

scolies ariennes du 'Parisinus latinus 8907'. Un echantillonnage d'ecritures latines du Ve siecle

R. Babcock, L. Fagin Davis, P. RuscheMareMagnum

Catalogue of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, Volume IV. MSS 481-485

Hardback, XXVIII+616 p., 281 b/w ill., 150 x 230 mm. ISBN 9782503514406. Volume IV is devoted to the items in the Beinecke's general collection with the shelf numbers 481, 482, 483, 484, and 485, each a discrete collection of manuscript fragments. The text consists of 285 entries -- describing single leaves, groups of leaves, or pieces of leaves -- of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts written between the seventh and sixteenth centuries in Western Europe. They are, for the most part, the battered remnants of otherwise lost books from the Middle Ages. Almost all of the fragments included in this catalogue are in Latin, although there are a few items in Middle High German and in Hebrew. The two larger groups of fragments described here (MS 481 and MS 482) were assembled originally as a palaeographical collection documenting a wide range of Latin bookscripts used during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Included are specimens in Uncial, Visigothic, Merovingian, Beneventan, and humanist scripts, as well as numerous examples of Caroline minuscule and Gothic book hands,with a particular richness in eleventh- and twelfth-century manuscripts from Southern Germany. The fragments described in the catalogue are almost all derived from books. There are manuscripts of biblical texts (with and without glosses), classical and patristic authors, exegetical treatises, sermons, liturgical works, monastic rules, medieval encyclopedias, legal works, scholastic treatises, schoolbooks, grammatical works, medieval chronicles, calendars, and medieval poetry. Classical authors are represented by manuscripts of Vergil and Cicero; the Greek fathers by Basil and Origen (in Latin translation); the Latin fathers by Augustine, Jerome, and Gregory. Medieval writers include Isidore, Bede, Paul the Deacon, Notker Balbulus, Bern of Reichenau, and Thomas Aquinas; and on the secular side, Boethius, Priscian, Wirnt von Gravenburg, Eberhard of Bethune, and Ludolphus de Luco. There are numerous liturgical manuscripts, many of them with early examples of musical notation, including a substantial portion of an eleventh-century breviary; sequentiaries with works by Notker Balbulus and Gottschalk; and seventeen leaves of a twelfth-century antiphonary from Lambach that shed new light on the performance there of a Magi play. Manuscripts written in Italy, Spain, France, England, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and the Low Countries are represented. A few items can be attributed to specific writing centres, including scriptoria in Luxeuil, Reims, Tours, Fresing, Fulda, Schaffhausen, Lambach, Kremsmunster, and Melk. New.

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Prosper de Rodes, Père.MareMagnum

Histoire genealogique des quelques C. L. Maisons de France avec le blason de leurs armoiries, le tout mis par ordre alphabétique. Sant Pere de Rodes monastery (Spain), 1704.

Folio. 2 volumes. 409, (1); 539, (2) pp. French manuscript in ink with 236 (80+156) full-page hand-painted watercolour coats-of-arms. With a loose leaf with letterpress text reading "Société des lettres, sciences et arts de l'Aveyron" and with manuscript genealogical notes in French. Contemporary calf, not uniform. Thoroughly illustrated heraldic manuscript by the French Capuchin monk Père Prosper de Rodés of the Capuchin monastery in the Bishopric of Rodez in Aveyron, southern France. It provides genealogical information and usually also coats of arms, rendered in watercolour, for 279 French aristocratic families, including Amboise, Armagnac, Du Bellay, Champagne, Coligny, Estaing, Du Guesclin, Matignon, Polignac, Pompadour, Sully; Bassompierre, Bourbon, Colbert, Foix, Grimaldi, Molé, Montmorency, Monferrand, Montaigu, Montauban, Noailles, Rohan, Savoye, Sevigné, Le Tellier. - Père Prosper de Rodes wrote and compiled several manuscript genealogical works. Le Long records two in the library of the Capuchins in Toulouse in 1771, items 40578 (Histoire de toutes les maisons principales de France, folio, 2 vols.) and 40579 (Histoire généalogique de tous les Ducs & Pairs de France, folio, 1 vol.). Waroquier de Méricourt records the former still at that library in 1787, and Haenel records the latter at the Stiftsbibliothek in St. Gallen, Switzerland in 1830. Only one of the two present volumes has a title-page, calling it volume V, with additions to the previous four volumes, and its reference to 150 families with their coats of arms agrees fairly well with the 156 coats of arms in that volume. The volume without a title-page is labelled "Tom. III" on the spine. Perhaps these two volumes were separated from the three recorded by Le Long before 1771, making five volumes in total. The Bibliothèque d'Etude et du Patrimoine de Toulouse now holds four genealogical manuscripts by Prosper de Rodés (Bibliothèque Municipale mss. 455-458), but the titles agree with neither those given by Le Long nor with ours. - Tears repaired in the title-page of vol. 5. Lacking the title-page and three preliminary leaves, as well as ten other leaves: vol. 3, pp. 105-108, 159-160, 249-250; vol. 5, pp. 6-7, 62-63, 146-149, 386-387, 410-411. Several repaired defects in the pages, part of pp. 400f. torn off and missing, a hole in pp. 380f., thumbing in the margins. - Provenance: bookplate of the historian and genealogist Hippolyte Justin de Barrau (1794-1863), founder of the Société des lettres, sciences et arts de l'Aveyron, on the front pastedown of volume 3. Lelong, Biblioth. hist. de la France III, 716 and V, 680. Louis-Charles de Waroquier de Méricourt de La Mothe de Combles, Tableau genealogique, historique, chronologique, heraldique et geographique de la noblesse, enrichi de gravures [...] (Nyon, 1787), 379. Cf. Haenel, Catalogi librorum manuscriptorum, col. 480. For the author cf. Apollinaire de Valence, Histoire des capucins I, 429.

Inlibris · Wien, AT5 850,00 €