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Metadata

DS ID:

DS2228

Shelfmark:

Garrett MS. 169

Title:

Theological miscellany

Theological texts

Place:

Austria

Austria TGN

Date:

between 1075 and 1200

eleventh century (dates CE) AAT

twelfth century (dates CE) AAT

Language:

Latin

Latin WIKIDATA

Material:

parchment, illustration

Parchment AAT

Physical Description:

Extent: 246 leaves : parchment, illustration ; 170 x 118 (122-140 x 85-100) mm bound to 182 x 130 mm.

Former Owner(s):

Garrett, Robert, 1875-1961

Robert Garrett WIKIDATA

Stift Admont. Bibliothek

Admont Abbey Library WIKIDATA

Note:

Incipit: [Sermo de blasphemia] "Sermo sancti Augustini de verbis domini secundum matheum. Qui plasphemaverit (!) spiritum sanctum non remittetur ..." -- [De fide catholica] "De Catholica Fide. Dei filivs Qvem Pro pria Substantia deus pater ante secula genuit uerum naturę hominem induit ..." -- [Confessiones] "Tantum senciebam de domino christo meo quantum de excellentis sapientię uiro...
Incipit (continued): [De confessione] "Ad pueros sancti martini de confessione pecetorum. Dilectissimis in christo filiis bonaeque spei adolescentulis ..." -- [Interpretationes notarum] "Diversas notas more maiorum certis locis estimaverimus affigendas ..." -- [Sententiae (Abelard)] "[T]ria sunt ut arbitror in quibus hu manae salutis summa consistit ..." -- [Marian hymn] “Imperatrix gloriosa...
Explicit: [Sermo de blasphemia] : "...ut haberemus unde nos meditando aleremur, et uobis loquendo mini straremus." -- [De fide catholica] "Cuiusque uero relinquantur industrie, si quis catholicorum docto rum super hoc elimatius scripserit inuenire" -- [Confessiones] "Hęc mihi inuiscerabantur miris modis cum minimum apostolorum tuorum legerem et consideraueram opera tua et expaueram." -- [De...
Explicit (continued): [Expositio] "Quoniam ipsorum est regnum caelorum." -- [De confessione] "... mercedem habeatis perpetuam in caelis." -- [Interpretationes notarum] "... id est spiritus contribulatus." -- [Sententiae (Abelard)] "... erga proximum quisque exiuit, inde grauiter est puniendus." -- [Sententiae doctorum] "... quod eis sanctis pauperibus in necessitate parcuntur. Finiunt cleri...
Ms. composite codex.
Title from printed catalog.
Partial contents list attached to the outside of the upper cover. Stamp of Bibliotheca Admontensis (fol. 1a and 247a). Badly-worn illegible title on spine.
Collation: Parchment ; fol. 246 ; fol. 247 attached to lower cover ; quires 1-4 and booklet 3 are quaternions ; modern foliation in pencil using Western numerals.
Layout: 20-28 lines per page ; ruled.
Description: Written in late Carolingian minuscule (fols. 1r-40v) and Protogothic (fols. 41r-247r) written by many scribes working at different times ; partially rubricated ; 1-2 line red initials ; comprised of 4 volumes bound together by 1376 at the latest.
Decoration: Early modern hand-drawn arms of the Admont Abbey (“ADMUNDO”) on the front pastedown.
Origin: Produced in the late 11th and in the12th century, in whole or part at the Benedictine Abbey of Admont (founded in 1074), diocese of Salzburg, Austria.
Number 729 in the library of the Admont Abbey who sold it in the 1930s. Acquired in 1936 by the bookseller E.P. Goldschmidt, who sold it to Robert Garrett on 7 September 1936. His gift to the Princeton University Library, 1942.

Keyword:

Bosses (Bindings)

Clasps

Wooden boards

Parchment (Paper)

Illustrated works

Expositio Psalmorum (Cassiodorus, Senator)

Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)

Austria

Trinity--History of doctrines

Early works

Angels--Christianity

Angels--History of doctrines

Theology, Doctrinal

Priesthood--History of doctrines

Bible. Psalms

Criticism and interpretation

New Jersey--Princeton

Institutional Record:

https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/99113572563506421

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