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Sulpicius Severus, Nicholas, canon of St. Lambert's, Liège — 15th century; Netherlands (?)

MS. D'Orville 151

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Title

Sulpicius Severus, Nicholas, canon of St. Lambert's, Liège — 15th century; Netherlands (?)

Shelfmark

MS. D'Orville 151

Date

15th century

Language

Latin

Contents

1. (fol. 1) Sulpicius Severus Preceded by Life
Vita S. Martini
Epistolae
Dialogi
2. (fol. 65v) Nicholas, canon of St. Lambert's, Liège Life of St. Lambert
3. (fol. 100) Treatise on Mass
4. (fol. 128r) Short piece on the Mass
5. (fol. 128v) Treatise on the Mass

Form

codex

Support

paper

Physical extent

ii + 133 leaves

Decoration

Coloured capitals

Acquisition

Acquired by the Bodleian in 1804

Provenance

Jacques Phillippe D'Orville of Amsterdam (1690–1751)

Jean D'Orville, b. 1734, his son, by descent

Jean D'Orville, son of Jean, by descent

Sold to the Rev. John Cleaver Banks (1765/1766–1845): purchased from him by the Bodleian

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Title

Works of Sulpicius Severus, preceded by a short life of him

Shelfmark

MS. D'Orville 151

Summary

Comprises:

(fol. 1) De vita beati Martini, Epistola ad Desiderium, Epistola ad Aurelium, Epistola ad Bassulam, alia Epistola (all concerned with St. Martin), Dialogi tres

(fol. 65v) '... Vita et passio beati Lamberti Episcopi', by Nicolaus a canon of St. Lambert's at Liége: beg. 'Dilecto ... Wederico ... Sicut nichil est.'.

(fol. 100) 'Tractatus breuis et vtilis de officio sacerdotis ...' beg. 'In nomine Domini, amen. Exigis a me ': followed by a short piece on the Mass (fol. 128).

(fol. 128v) 'De mistica significatione misse': beg. 'Quis ex vobis arguet ... Quia hodie fit mensio.'.

At fol. 24 is a marginal note 'Hucusque legendum est in refectorio.'.

Date

written in the 15th cent. in the Netherlands (?)

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On paper, with coloured capitals, etc.

Physical extent

133 Leaves

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Collection contents

Manuscripts of Jacques Philippe D'Orville

Works of Sulpicius Severus, preceded by a short life of him

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  • Severus, Sulpicius

  • Banks, Rev. John Cleaver, approximately 1766-1845

  • Nicolaus, Leodiensis, -1142

  • Orville, Jean d', 1734-

  • Orville, Jean d', 18th century

  • Orville, Jacques-Philippe d', 1696-1751

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