Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 57

Manuscript description according to Mordek

Repository

Cambridge
Corpus Christi College
57

Siglum Cb1

Digital image available at Parker Library

Origin and history

Origin:

10./11. Jh.; Kloster Abingdon in Berkshire (England).

Provenance:

Alte Signaturen: B. 4; T. James 16.

Physical description

Material:	Pergament
Number:	162 foll.
Size:	325 × 250 mm
Lines:	27 Zeilen
Columns:	1
Decoration:	Rubriken in roter Capitalis; Initialen rot, grün oder schwarz mit gelben Füllungen.

Cod. Cambridge 57 zählt wie die Londoner Codd. Cott. Tiberius A. III, Cott. Titus A. IV und Harley 5431 zu jener Gruppe englischer Überlieferungen, in denen das Capitulare monasticum III mit dem Memoriale qualiter und Ansegis 2, 33 verbunden ist. Diese Texte sind hier zwischen der Benediktregel und dem Martyrologium Abbendoniense eingerückt, auf das noch Smaragds Diadema monachorum folgt.

33r-37v
Memoriale qualiter (CCM 1, S. 229-261).
37v
Ansegisi abbatis capitularium collectio, 2, 33 (= Capitula e conciliis excerpta [a. 813?], c. 3): DE FESTIVITATIBUS ANNI. Festos dies in anno celebrare sanximus - sancta corpora requiescunt (MGH Capit. 1, S. 422 Z. 1-9).
37v-40v
Capitulare monasticum III (a. 818/819?), ohne cc. 42, 66-67 und 76: ITEM ABBREVIATIO EIVS QVI SVPRA. Anno dominicę incarnationis DCCCXVII - obseruari decreuerunt. Vt abbates mox ut ad monasteria sua remeauerint - in ipsorum maneat arbitrio (CCM 1, S. 515-535, Sigle G4; stärker nach Benedictus Levita: MGH Capit. 1, Nr. 170, S. 344-348); verwandte Hss. (Redaktion III) siehe bei Cod. Paris Lat. 1535.

Bibliography

References:

M. Bateson, Rules for monks and secular canons after the revival under King Edgar, in: The English Historical Review 9 (1894) S. 694, 696
Traube 1910, S. 120 f.
F. Wormald, Decorated Initials in English Manuscripts from AD 900 to 1100 (Archaeologia or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity, 2nd ser., 91, London 1945) S. 134
N. R. Ker, Catalogue of Manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon (Oxford 1957) S. 46 f.
Semmler 1958, S. 171 mit Anm. 58
N. R. Ker, English manuscripts in the century after the Norman conquest (Oxford 1960) S. 41
Semmler 1960, S. 343
CCM 1 (1963), S. 179 f., 204 ff., 506, 512 f.
Ker 1964, S. 2
E. Temple, Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts 900-1066 (A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Islands 2, London 1976) S. 56
CSEL 75 (1977), S. LXII f.
Gneuss 1985, S. 128 ff.

Catalogues:

M. R. James, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Library of Corpus Christi College Cambridge 1 (Cambridge 1912) S. 114-118

Project-specific references:

Mordek 1995, S. 94-95

Transcription

Editorial Preface to the Transcription

Transkriptionsvorlage:

Notes

Key

Symbols used	Meaning
· ˙ : .' / ·,· :/ , ; ∴	Punctuation (as used in the mss.)
^*	Footnote (text of note appears on mouseover)
Bold type (words, phrases)	Rubrics, headings; differently rendered by using another font or other visual features
Bold type (single letters)	Initials
Red	Use of coloured ink (of any kind)
[xyz]	Uncertain reading, text hard to decipher
[…]	Illegible text. The number of dots indicates the (estimated) number of characters missing
†††	Deleted text. The number of crosses indicates the (estimated) number of characters missing
[†]	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
\|	Line break
[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.
	Glossation
	Annotation signs (e.g. nota signs)

How to cite

Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 57, in: Capitularia. Edition of the Frankish Capitularies, ed. by Karl Ubl and collaborators, Cologne 2014 ff. URL: https://capitularia.uni-koeln.de/en/mss/cambridge-ccc-57/ (accessed on November 21, 2024)

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