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London, British Library, Cott. Titus A. IV

Manuscript description according to Mordek

Repository
London
British Library
Cott. Titus A. IV
Siglum L4
Digital image available at British Library
Origin and history
Origin:

Um 1050; wohl Winchester.

Physical description
Material: Pergament
Number:
Body text: 195 × 118 mm
Body text: 146 × 75 mm
Lines: 28
Columns: 1
Contents
Note:

Die Hs. stimmt weitgehend überein mit Cod. London Harley 5431 (wohl gemeinsame Vorlage). Die gleichen Texte in Verbindung mit der Benediktregel (Capitulare monasticum III, Memoriale qualiter und Ansegis 2, 33) begegnen auch in den Hss. Cambridge 57 und London Cott. Tiberius A. III.
Das Ansegis-Kapitel 2, 33 De festivitatibus anni scheint im Mittelalter von bemerkenswerter Attraktivität; in Cod. Oxford Hatton 42 hat es sogar das Ansegis-Kapitel 1, 158 aus Buch 1 verdrängt (siehe dort).

  • 107r-111r
    I-LXXII -Capitulare monasticum III (a. 818/819?), ohne cc. 42, 67 und 76: ANNO AB INCARNATIONE DOMINI nostri iesu christi nongentessimo septimo decimo - conseruari decreuerunt. VT ABBATES MOX UT AD MONASTERIA sua remeauerint - in ipsorum maneat arbitrio (Semmler 1963h, S. 515-535, Sigle G6; stärker nach Benedictus Levita: MGH Capit. 1, Nr. 170, S. 344- 348); verwandte Hss. (Redaktion III) siehe bei Cod. Paris Lat. 1535.

  • 111r—117v
    Memoriale qualiter (CCM 1, S. 229-261).

  • 117v
    Ansegisi abbatis capitularium collectio, 2, 33 (= Capitula e conciliis excerpta [a. 813?], c. 3): LUDOUUICUS IMPERA (!) DE FESTIUITATIBUS ANNI. FESTOS DIES IN ANNO CAELEBRARE sanximus - sancta corpora requiescunt (MGH Capit. 1, S. 422 Z. 1-9).

  • Der Rest von fol. 117v
    und die folgenden zwei unnumerierten Blätter sind leer.

  • Auf den Schlußblättern 118-123
    Nachträge des 12./13. Jh.

Bibliography
References:
  • M. Bateson, Rules for monks and secular canons after the revival under King Edgar, in: English Historical Review 9 (1894) S. 692, 695
  • N. R. Ker, A Catalogue of Manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon (Oxford 1957) S. 262-263 Nr. 200.
  • Semmler 1960, S. 343
  • CCM 1, S. 183, 204 ff.
  • Semmler 1963h, S. 506, 512-513
Catalogues:
  • Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library deposited in the British Museum (London 1802) S. 511.
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Transcription

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Notes

Key
Symbols used Meaning
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·,· :/ , ; ∴		 Punctuation (as used in the mss.)
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[†] Place holder for deleted, non-reconstructable passages (without indication of estimated number of characters missing)
- - - Space left blank intentionally within a line in the ms.
[!] sic
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[BK 139 c. 1] Reference to the Boretius/Krause edition
[fol. 123r], [p. 123] Page break (fol. or p.) or column break in the ms.
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How to cite
London, British Library, Cott. Titus A. IV, in: Capitularia. Edition of the Frankish Capitularies, ed. by Karl Ubl and collaborators, Cologne 2014 ff. URL: https://capitularia.uni-koeln.de/en/mss/london-bl-cott-titus-a-iv/ (accessed on November 5, 2024)
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