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Bede, Ps-Bede, Ps.-Anatolius, Boethius — Multiple dates; French, Vendôme, Benedictine abbey of the Holy Trinity

MS. Bodl. 309

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Title

Bede, Ps-Bede, Ps.-Anatolius, Boethius — Multiple dates; French, Vendôme, Benedictine abbey of the Holy Trinity

Shelfmark

MS. Bodl. 309

Place of origin

French, Vendôme, Benedictine abbey of the Holy Trinity

Date

c. 1075

additions to 1346

Language

Latin

Contents

1. (fol. 3v) Bede De ratione temporum
2. (fol. 62) Treatises and notes on calendar, including:
(fols. 62r–73v) Ps-Bede Compotus hibernicus siue De ratione temporum
(fol. 80v) Rubric: de Pascha
(fol. 82v) Rubric: de Sollennitatibus
(fol. 84) Rubric: Epistolae de ratione Paschae
(fols. 90v–93v) Ps.-Anatolius De ratione Paschae
3. (fol. 111) List of years, B.C. 152 to A.D. 1421, with historical notes mostly relating to Vendôme, 734–1075, continued to 1346.
4. (fol. 143) A calendar for the year, with explanations; dedication of Holy Trinity, Vendôme, 31 May.
5. (fol. 147) Genealogy of the Kings of France, from Pharamundus to Philip I (1060–1108), continued to Philip II (1180–1223)
6. (fol. 149) Boethius Arithmetica
Miscellaneous notes, tables, and extracts, chiefly concerned with the calendar, occur at fols. 2v, 61v, 101, 132, 165.

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

166 folios

Decoration

Coloured initials (some in minium)

Rubrics

Acquisition

Purchased from Bernard's widow for the Bodleian in 1698.

Provenance

Annals, fols. 111–131v written by the original scribe up to and including 1075 (fol. 127). Additions made at the abbey of the Holy Trinity to 1346.

Still at the abbey in the early seventeenth century when partly transcribed by A. Duchesne before 1635 (R. Graham, ‘The annals of the monastery of the Holy Trinity at Vendôme’, EHR 13 (1898), 695).

Edward Bernard (1638–97).

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Title

Latin treatises, chiefly on the Ecclesiastical Calendar

Shelfmark

MS. Bodl. 309

Summary

Latin treatises, chiefly on the Ecclesiastical Calendar:

Fol. 3v. Bede's treatise de Ratione Temporum

Fol. 62. Short treatises de Computo Ecclesiastico, including Bede de Computo (fol. 62v), Bede de Divisionibus Temporum (fol. 64v), 'de Pascha' (fol. 80v), 'de Sollennitatibus' (fol. 82v), Epistolæ de ratione Paschae (fol. 84)

Fol. 111. List of years from B.C. 152 (Olymp. 157. 1) to A.D. 1421: the notes of events (as distinct from calculations) begin at A.D. 734 continue in one hand till 1075, and largely concern the Benedictine Abbey of the Holy Trinity at Vendome (monasterium Vindocinense): contemporary hands continue the notes, obits, etc. until the battle of Crecy (A.D. 1346)

Fol. 143. A calendar for the year, with explanations, with the dedication of the monastery of Vendome on May 31 in the original hand.

Fol. 147. A genealogy of the Kings of France from Pharamundus to Philip I (1060-1108), continued to Philip II (1180-1223)

Fol. 149. Boethius de Arithmetica, wanting 16 1/2 chapters at the beginning, and all after near the end of chapter 26 in the second book: beg. 'cabit. Hic quoque', ends 'longiores ut sub.'

Miscellaneous notes, tables, and extracts, chiefly connected with the Calendar, occur at fol. 2v, 61v, 101, 132, 165.

A valuable codex written in and for the Benedictine abbey of the Holy Trinity at Vendome, and in its possession till at least the battle of Crecy.

Date

Written, in more than one hand, chiefly about 1075, at Vendome in France

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On parchment, in double columns

Physical extent

169 Leaves

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Collection contents

Bernard Collection

Bernard Latin

Latin treatises, chiefly on the Ecclesiastical Calendar

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  • Anatolius, Saint, Bishop of Laodicea, pseudo

  • Bernard, Edward, 1638-1697

  • Bede, the Venerable, Saint, 673-735

  • Boethius, -524

  • Bede, the Venerable, pseudo

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