Leaf of sermons on the Psalms by Philip, Chancellor of Paris, 1190

Philip, Chancellor of Paris (1160-1236)

Ege, Otto F.

1190
12th century

First line Job 38 (recto).

15.5 x 21.3 mm

Sermon CCIIII on Psalm 96: “De luce et laetitia,” and Sermon CCV on Psalm 97: “Quomodo anima sit ordinate secundum oridnationem cithara, et de tribus partibus cithara.”

Latin

Medieval Manuscripts

MSC0542

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Foliation: cxxix, top center recto

Ruling: None visible

Transitional book hand
marginal annotations in same hand

Page Titles: cxxix, top center recto, black ink

Marginal Notation, Annotations: Some of the margin notes could be annotations rather than emendations

Marginal Notation, Emendations: 9 in right margin of recto, 16 in left margin of verso

Provenance: Otto Ege Leaf, but it is unknown whether it was acquired as a single leaf or part of a collection.

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Scanned with Ricoh Aficio 3228C at 400 ppi, full color. Archival tiff available

References: Scott Gwara of the University of South Carolina has documented many of the public and private institutions that bought Ege's Fifty Original Leaves portfolios. See Scott Gwara, Otto Ege’s Manuscripts: A Study of Ege’s Manuscript Collections, Portfolios, and Retail Trade, (Cayce, SC: De Brailes Publishing, 2013). Fred Porcheddu and Greta Smith of Denison University have put together a website that includes digital images of Fifty Original Leaves portfolios from twelve of the owning institutions: Denison University Otto F. Ege Collection, http://ege.denison.edu/.

2008-03-07

Material in the public domain. No restrictions on use.

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