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London, British Library, Cott. Tiberius A. III

Manuscript description according to Mordek

Repository
London
British Library
Cott. Tiberius A. III, foll. 2-173
Siglum L3
Digital image available at British Library
Origin and history
Origin:

Zwischen 1040 und 1070; Christ Church, Canterbury.

Physical description
Material: Pergament
Number: unser Teil: 172 foll. (2-173; ursprüngliche Anordnung nach Ker: 117-173, 2-116; 174-179 stammen aus anderen Hss.)
Size: 240-245 × 180 mm
Body text: 185-215 × 130-160 mm
Condition: Alle Blätter der restaurierten Hs. sind einzeln auf Papier aufgezogen und neu durchfoliiert.
Lines: 21-35 (gegen Ende 22-23)
Columns: 1
Contents
Note:

Nach anderen monastischen Texten wie der Concordia regularis des Aethelwold und - foll. 118r-163v - der Benediktregel mit angelsächsischen Glossen folgt jene Gruppe von Texten, die auch den englischen Hss. Cambridge 57, London Titus A. IV und Harley 5431 eigen sind:

  • 164r-168v
    Memoriale qualiter (CCM 1, S. 240-261).

  • 168v-169r
    Ansegisi abbatis capitularium collectio, 2, 33 (= Capitula e conciliis excerpta [a. 813?], c. 3): DE FESTIVITATIBUS ANNI. FESTOS DIES IN ANNO CELEBRARE SANCXIMUS - sancta corpora requiescunt (MGH Capit. 1, S. 422 Z. 1-9).

  • 169r-173r
    Capitulare monasticum III (a. 818/819?), ohne cc. 41-42, 66-67 und 76; cc. 74-75 und 77 sind radiert: Anno dominice incarnationis DCCCXVII - obseruari decreuerunt. Vt abbates mox ut ad monasteria sua remediauerint - sit licentia danda (Schluß-a korr. zu i) (CCM 1, S. 515-533, Sigle G5; stärker nach Benedictus Levita: MGH Capit. 1, Nr. 170, S. 344-348); verwandte Hss. (Redaktion III) siehe bei Cod. Paris Lat. 1535.

Bibliography
References:
  • Pertz G 1835, S. XXIV
  • M. Bateson, Rules for monks and secular canons after the revival under King Edgar, in: English Historical Review 9 (1894), S. 692-693, 695
  • Boretius 1897, S. XVII
  • Albers 1907, S. 538-540
  • Traube 1910, S. 120-121
  • F. Wormald, English Drawings of the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries (London 1952), S. 45 ff., 68 (Nr. 31) u. ö.
  • T. Symons, Regularis Concordia Anglicae Nationis Monachorum Sanctimonialiumque. The Monastic Agreement of the Monks and Nuns of the English Nation (London 1953), S. LIII-LVI
  • C. R. Dodwell, The Canterbury School of Illumination 1066-1200 (Cambridge 1954), S. 3 ff. u. ö.
  • N. R. Ker, A Catalogue of Manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon (Oxford 1957), S. 240-248 Nr. 186
  • Semmler 1960, S. 343
  • Morgand 1963, S. 182-183, 204 ff.
  • Semmler 1963h, S. 506, 512-513
  • Ker 1964, S. 35
  • E. Temple, Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts 900-1066 (A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Islands 2, London 1976), S. 118-119, Nr. 100 (mit älterer Literatur)
  • CSEL 75, S. LXIII
  • Sauer 1978, S. 170-171 Anm. 116 und 118
  • Frantzen 1983a, S. 172 u. ö.
  • A. D’Aronco, Il IV capitolo della Regula Sancti Benedicti del ms. Londra, B. M., Cotton Tiberius A. III, in: feor ond neah. Scritti... Augusto Scaffidi Abbate (Annali della Facoltà di Letteree Filosofia dell’ Università di Palermo. Studi e ricerche 3, Palermo 1983), S. 105-128.
  • Gneuss 1985, S. 127, 132 u. ö.
  • Th. H. Ohlgren (u.a.), Insular and Anglo-Saxon Illuminated Manuscripts. An Iconographic Catalogue c. A. D. 625 to 1100 (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities [631], New York - London 1986), S. 271, Nr. 205.
Catalogues:
  • Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library deposited in the British Museum (London 1802), S. 31-32
Images:
  • Wormald, English Drawings, Pl. 23 (fol. 2v)
  • Dodwell, The Canterbury School, Pl. 2b, 3a (foll. 2v, 117v)
  • Temple, Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts, Ill. 313-314 (foll. 2v, 117v) (S. 119 mit Nennung älterer Wiedergaben).
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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
London, British Library, Cott. Tiberius A. III, 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-tiberius-a-iii/ (accessed on November 5, 2024)
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