‎Bible‎

‎J. Barbet (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Iohannes Scotus Eriugena Expositiones in hierarchiam coelestem,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2011 Hardback, LIV+368 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503033112.‎

‎Languages: Latin.‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 35860

‎B. Bischoff, B. Lofstedt (eds.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Anonymus ad Cuimnanum Expossitio Latinitatis,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1992 Hardback, XLII+178 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503502793.‎

‎"J'aurai particulierement pour objectif d'expliquer les regles du grammairien Donat par les regles des grammairiens latins, qui savent que la latinite est l'observance du parler correct, dans le cadre de la langue latine et qui, lorsqu'on leur demande sur combien d'elements et sur quels elements repose la latinite, savent repondre sur trois, c'est-a-dire sur la raison, sur l'autorite et sur l'usage. Sur la raison, conformement aux auteurs de manuels, c'est-a-dire ceux qui enseignent la theorie du langage, tels les grammairiens dont le chef de file est Donat dont precisement nous parlons; sur l'autorite, conformement aux poetes tels que Virgile et les autres, ou encore conformement aux specialistes du passe, qui ont consigne par ecrit l'histoire; sur l'usage, qui se divise en deux, l'usage des ignorants, auxquels sont attribues les barbarismes, et l'usage de ceux qui parlent le langage ordinaire, en employant les expressions usuelles recues et fixees pour la prose". (Anonymus ad Cuimnanum, Prol. - trad. L. Holtz, Donat et la tradition de l'enseignement grammatical, Paris, 1981, p. 267-268). Languages: Latin.‎

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‎E. Knibbs, E. A. Matter (eds.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Alcuinus De fide Sanctae Trinitatis et de incarnatione Christi. Quaestiones de Sancta Trinitate,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2012 Hardback, approx. 250 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503542096.‎

‎Alcuin wrote his De fide sanctae Trinitatis et de Incarnatione Christi in 802, as Charlemagne was concluding his decades-long war in Saxony. Considered by many to be Alcuin's masterpiece, the De fide was one of the most widely read and circulated works in the entire Alcuinian corpus; today it survives in 100 medieval manuscripts. Alcuin wrote specifically to provide guidelines for the catechetical instruction of pagan Saxons. His short treatise thus provides rare, direct evidence for the content of early medieval missionary preaching. Together with several companion texts, including a credal statement, a litany, and a series of questions and answers addressed to Alcuin's pupil Fredegisus, the De fide sheds light on a wide range of Carolingian-era theological preoccupations, with discussions on topics as diverse as the procession of the Holy Spirit, the Incarnation, the two natures of Christ, and the resurrection of the body. Languages: Latin, English.‎

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‎M.C. Ferrari (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Thiofridus Epternacensis Flores epytaphii sanctorum,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1996 Hardback, CXVI+132 p., + 6 pl., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503043319.‎

‎Als einziger mittelalterlicher Autor bietet Thiofrid somit theoretische 'berlegungen ?ber die Reliquien als solche und unterscheidet sich dadurch nicht nur von den meisten hagiographischen Werken des Mittelaters, sondern auch vom leicht j?ngeren Traktat 'De sanctis et earum pigneribus' des Guibert von Nogent (CCCM 127). Das Buch bietet zuerst eine ausf?hrliche Interpretation der 'Flores', in der das Werk in seinem Aufbau erl"utert un aufgrund der zeitgen"ssischen Debatten gedeutet wird. Es schlieat sich ein kurzer Vergleich mit Guiberts 'De pignoribus' an. Besondere Aufmerksamkeit wird der in den Codices ?berlieferten Interpunktion gewidmet, die in der Einleitung besprochen und im Text wiedergegeben wird. Languages: Latin.‎

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‎H. Haacke (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Rupertus Tuitiensis De gloria et honore filii hominis super Mattheum,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1979 Hardback, XXI+456 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503032917.‎

‎Languages: Latin.‎

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‎L. Nauta (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Guillelmus de Conchis Glosae super Boetium,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1999 Hardback, CXLV+384 p., + 7 pl., 155 x 245 mm,. ISBN 9782503045818.‎

‎William of Conches is one of the most important and innovative thinkers of the first half of the twelfth century. This second volume in the projected series of editions of his works contains his widely influential commentary on Boethius' Consolatio Philosophiae (dated to about 1120). In this continuous, lemmatic commentary William gives a systematic and comprehensive interpretation of Boethius' masterpiece. He far surpassed previous commentators in depth, originality and comprehensiveness, thereby laying the foundations for future work on this text, most notably that of Nicholas Trevet (ca. 1300) and vernacular renditions. William's work, however, is not only of considerable importance for the medieval Boethian tradition, but also for the development of twelfth-century philosophical thought. It testifies to his keen interests in natural philosophy, discussing various themes such as elements, the movements of the planets, tides and winds, the enfolding of the cosmos, the generation of life, and human psychology. These passages were used and further developed in his famous work on natural philosophy, De philosophia, and in his Plato commentary. Other important themes which William addresses are the Neoplatonic theory of the soul, human knowledge, and free will and divine providence. He develops for the first time his famous hermeneutic instrument of the integumentum (the veil of fabumous or heterodox narratives, covering profound truths) and applies it to Boethius' employment of pagan myths and Neoplatonic doctrines. The Glosae super Boetium, written by one of the most representative intellectuals of his generation, then, is a highly instructive example of the intellectual preoccupations and achievements of the first half of the twelfth century. The edition is based on a thorough examination of all the available manuscript evidence. Languages: Latin.‎

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‎D. Lawell (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Thomas Gallus Glose super angelica ierarchia Accedunt indices ad Thomae Galli Opera,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2011 Hardback, X+273 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503541396.‎

‎The Victorine and later Abbot of Vercelli, Thomas Gallus (?-1246) was renowned for his affective interpretation of the writings of Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite. His writings played a major part in the re-discovery of Dionysius in the thirteenth century, and in the general development of western mysticism, for example through his teaching on the 'spark of synderesis'. In this volume, Gallus's Glosses on the Celestial Hierarchy and his major commentary on the whole Dionysian corpus, the Explanatio, are edited in their entirety for the first time. Languages: Latin, English.‎

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‎S. O'Sullivan (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Martianus Capella, Anonymus Glossae aeui Carolini in libros I-II Martiani Capellae De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii ,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2010 Hardback, CLXXXI+472 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503534534.‎

‎This edition presents a comprehensive view of the oldest gloss tradition on books I-II of Martianus Capella?s De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii, a key text for Carolingian scholars. It furnishes descriptions of all extant manuscripts transmitting these glosses and outlines their stemmatic relationship. The relevant centres of glossing activity are indicated. The glosses are accompanied by an apparatus of variants both to text and gloss as well as by a source apparatus and traditio textus to the glosses. The edition of glosses is organized by lemma and in categories according to the nature of the content. Additions of second and third hands are noted. The comprehensiveness made possible by thorough examination of all extant manuscripts brings into focus the layering of annotations over time, the close cooperation between scribes, the presence of a ?core? corpus of annotations and the range and variety of material across the tradition. More generally, the glosses provide insight into how Martianus was read and understood in the ninth and tenth centuries. Martianus? rich blend of astral religion, classical mythology and pagan tradition had an enormous impact on Carolingian commentators. The earliest tradition of glossing on De nuptiis thus supplements our knowledge of how pagan culture was received in the early medieval West, raising important questions about the nature of this reception. Languages: Latin, English.‎

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‎P Vaciago (ed.),‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Glossae biblicae II,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2004 Hardback, IV+700 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503048932.‎

‎Questa edizione presenta un gruppo di circa 20 glossari composti predominantemente da materiale biblico nella forma di glossae collectae e conservati in manoscritti databili dall'viii al xiv secolo. Questo materiale rappesenta tutti i rami principali del cosiddetto Leiden Group o Famiglia Rz di glossari per quanto riguarda il loro elemento biblico. La maggior parte del materiale appare in stampa per la prima volta in questa edizione. Esaminato in passato soprattutto con riferimento alle forme volgari (inglese e tedesco antico) che conserva, questo materiale ha recentemente attratto l'interesse degli studiosi per i suoi probabili collegamenti con Canterbury e la scuola di Teodoro e Adriano. Nel corso dei secoli, inoltre, questi glossari sono stati ripetutamente sottoposti a revisioni e aggiornamenti che ne testimoniano, oltre all'ampia diffusione, anche un uso attivo e pratico. Trasmessi spesso in concomitanza con le opere glossografiche di Isidoro e Eucherio, al pari di queste i glossari in questione rappresentano uno degli strumenti standard per la prima lettura del testo biblico. L'edizione si articola in tre parti e occupera quattro volumi: la Prima Parte (vol. 1) offrira una descrizione dettagliata dei manoscritti e prendera in esame la storia di questo materiale glossografico, nonche le varie ramificazioni della tradizione; la Seconda Parte (voll. 2 e 3) conterra i testi: la scelta dei glossari da includere in questa parte e stata determinata dalla necessita di rappresentare tutti i rami piu importanti della tradizione e di avere dei riferimenti in base ai quali poter definire il materiale rimanente; la Terza Parte (vol. 4) offrira un Index glossarum: l'Index permettera di valutare di volta in volta punti di contatto e divergenza tra le glosse ad uno specifico lemma conservate nei diversi glossari, nonche nei confronti di eventuali fonti e paralleli. Languages: Latin, Italian.‎

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‎K. Jacobi, C. Strub (eds.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Petrus Abaelardus Glossae super Peri hermeneias,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2004 Hardback, CVI+500 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503050690.‎

‎The commentary on Aristotle's Peri hermeneias is certainly one of the most important texts in the corpus of Peter Abaelard's works on logic. The author discusses the Aristotelian text in an unbiased and thorough manner without avoiding any difficulties, and thereby addresses all basic issues of classical logic and semantics. The text forms part of the so-called 'mixed commentaries' and is characterised by short self-contained systematic discussions within an explication of the Aristotelian text. Of particular significance are the discussions of predication (chapter 3), future contingentia (chapter 9) and modal logic (chapters 12-14). In 1927, this substantial commentary was edited by Bernhard Geyer. The edition was based on the only manuscript of the text then known to scholarship (Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana M 63 sup., fols. 45r-72r). In 1938, M. Grabmann discovered a second manuscript of the work (Berlin, Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz, lat. fol 624, fols. 97r-146r). As L. Minio-Paluello has shown, the final part of Abaelard's text, which includes the long excursus on modal logic and the commentary on chapters 12-14, is accurately preserved only in this second manuscript. He edited this final part in 1958. A detailed comparison of the two manuscripts showed that the differences between them are so numerous and noteworthy that a new critical edition was necessary. Geyer's and Minio-Paluello's editions could be improved upon in several places. Aristotle's text in the version known by Abaelard is also included. Unter den logischen Schriften des Peter Abaelard ist der Kommentar zu Aristoteles Schrift Peri hermeneias sicherlich eine der wichtigsten. Unbefangen, grundlich, keinem Problem ausweichend, diskutiert Abaelard den Aristotelischen Text ? und das heisst: alle prinzipiellen Fragen der klassichen Logik und Semantik. Der Text gehort zu den sog. 'gemischten Kommentaren' und zeichnet sich durch geschlossene kleine systematische Abhandlungen innerhalb der Erorterungen des aristotelischen Textes aus. Zu erwahnen ist insbesondere die Abhandlung zur Pradikation (Kap. 3), zum Problem der futura contingentia (Kap. 9) und zur Modallogik (Kap. 12-14). Dieser umfangreiche Kommentar wurde 1927 von Bernhard Geyer ediert. Geyers Edition beruht auf der einzigen damals der Forschung bekannten Handschrift des Werks (Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana M 63 sup., fols. 45r - 72r). M. Grabmann entdeckte 1938 eine zweite Handschrift des Werks (Berlin, Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz, lat. fol 624, fols. 97r - 146r). L. Minio-Paluello konnte nachweisen, dass der Schluss des Abaelardschen Textes, namlich der grosse Exkurs zur Modallogik und der Kommentar zu den Kap. 12-14, nur in dieser zweiten Handschrift echt erhalten ist. Er hat diesen Schluss 1958 ediert. Ein sorgfaltiger Vergleich beider Handschriften ergab, dass die Differenzen zwischen beiden so zahlreich und interessant sind, dass eine textkritische Neuedition notig ist. An zahlreichen Stellen wurde Geyers und Minio-Paluellos Text verbessert. Aristoteles' Text wurde in der Fassung, die Abaelard vorlag, der Edition beigegeben. Languages: Latin, English.‎

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‎A. Aiello, R. Wielockx (eds.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Goffredo di Fontaines aspirante baccelliere sentenziario: le autografe "Notule de scientia theologie" e la cronologia del ms. Paris BnF lat. 16297 le autografe "Notule de scientia theologie" e la cronologia del ms. Paris BnF lat. 16297, Aiello, Wielockx,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2004 Hardback, 354 p., 7 colour ill., + 7 pl., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503526225.‎

‎Oltre ad offrire un'edizione che permette di consultare facilmente per la prima volta le Notule de scientia theologie I-II-III (ms. Paris BnF lat. 15355, f. 40ra-b mg. inf., ms. Paris BnF lat. 16297, f. 231v, f. 232v), la Parte Prima dello studio condotto da Andrea Aiello e Robert Wielockx ha condotto all'evidente conclusione che queste Notule sono state vergate dalla mano di Goffredo di Fontaines e che quindi non meritano piu di essere scartate come 'notes illisibles du XVe sciecle'. La Parte Seconda ha condotto a precisazioni rilevanti a proposito della cronologia del codice Paris BnF lat. 16297, la cui forma originaria e caratteristica di una costituzione progressiva che si trova a meta strada fra una costituzione in blocco e una costituzione fatta per conglomerazione di codici preesistenti. Il terminus a quo di un fascicolo situato nella parte anteriore del codice fissa automaticamente il terminus a quo di un fascicolo succesivo. E il terminus ad quem di un fascicolo collocato nella parte posteriore del manoscritto determina per cio stesso il terminus ad quem di ogni fascicolo precedente. In virtu di questo criterio generale e di diverse conferme indipendenti, il codice ha come terminus a quo gli ultimi giorni del 1276 o anche l'inizio del 1277 e come terminus ad quem il 1278. Nel 1280 e 1285 Goffredo appose aggiunte minori su fogli rismasti liberi. Nella Terza Parte, la ricorrenza letterale di tante formule caratteristiche dei testi dedicati da Goffredo di Fontaines allo statuto della teologia, l'uso tipico delle fonti e la presenza del pensiero proprio di Goffredo a proposito del rapporto teologia-scienza hanno condotto alla conclusione che l'autore delle Notule de scientia theologie e Goffredo di Fontaines, che nel 1277-1278 era attivamente occupato a preparare il suo commentario sulle Sentenze di Pietro Lombardo. I legami delle Notule con un gruppo di altri codici realizzati negli stesi anni dall'equipe di Goffredo di Fontaines permettono di considerare questi codici come facenti parte del nucleo iniziale di volumi su cui Goffredo costitui la sua biblioteca. Languages: Latin, Italian.‎

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‎Z. Izydorczyk, A. Wydra‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Muretach (Muridac) Grammatici Hibernici Carolini aevi I In Donati artem maiorem,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1977 Hardback, LXXXVI+301 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503034010.‎

‎Languages: Latin.‎

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‎B. Lofstedt (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Sedulius Scottus Grammatici Hibernici Carolini aevi III In Donati artem maiorem,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1977 Hardback, XV+480 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503034058.‎

‎Languages: Latin.‎

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‎N/A;‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. M.-C. Garand Guibert de Nogent et ses secretaires,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1995 Hardback, 87 p., + 14 pl., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503504506.‎

‎Cet ouvrage s'attache a mettre en lumiere un aspect encore mal connu du travail d'auteur accompli par le theologien et memorialiste Guibert, qui fut abbe de Nogent-sous-Coucy entre 1104 et 1124. Il s'agit, a partir de l'etude approfondie de trois manuscrits originaux donnes par Guibert a son monastere et parvenus jusqu'a nous, etude confortee par les confidences de Guibert sur lui-meme, de montrer le role que joua sa fonction d'ecrivain dans sa vie de clerc, le caractere solitaire de sa creation litteraire et son desir constant d'etre a lui-meme son propre secretaire, et de definir aussi sa methode de travail. L'analyse des ecritures des manuscrits, la nature de leurs interventions, conduisent a identifier parmi elles une main dominante et a demontrer qu'il s'agit de celle de l'auteur, qui a redige de longs passages d'un exemplaire de premier ou de second jet, et revise son propre travail ainsi que celui de ses secretaires; on peut suivre, a l'aide demacrophotographies et de schemas, l'evolution de cette main depuis la ma- turite jusqu'aux dernieres annees, quand la cecite presque totale de Guibert a provoque une decomposition de son ductus. L'etude codicologique des documents fait apparaitre leur communaute de facture sous leurs differences: car l'un est une belle mise au net, le second un exemplaire de travail et le troisieme une edition princeps. Ce petit groupe forme un echantillon significatif qui temoigne pour l'ensemble des manuscrits guibertiens aujourd'hui perdus. Guibert, qui composait directement, sans passer par l'intermediaire de tablettes ou de brouillons, s'est toujours preoccupe de realiser des livres, agissant comme un veritable editeur de ses textes. Languages: Latin, French.‎

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‎H. J. Hames (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Raimundus Lullus Ha-Melacha ha-Ketzara. A Hebrew Translation of Ramon Llull's Ars Brevis Opera latina. Supplementum Lullianum III,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2012 Hardback, LIV+195 p., 12 b/w line art, 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503541983.‎

‎Ramon Llull completed the Ars breuis in 1308. This short but very popular work extant in over seventy manuscripts was a concise and much more easily digestible version of the much longer Ars generalis ultima, the final redaction of Llull's Art. In Senigallia in the March of Ancona in July or August 1474, the Ars breuis was translated into Hebrew and then copied twice over the next couple of years. The colophon of the extant copy shows that these Jewish students of the Ars breuis used the work to attain unio mystica. This seems to be a unique example of a Christian work, described as being 'short in quantity but great in quality', knowingly being used by Jews for mystical purposes. The translator and copyists seem to have read and understood Llull's work through the prism of Abulafian Kabbalah. Abraham Abulafia (d. ca. 1291), a contemporary of Llull's, wrote numerous works dealing with the divine names and the combination of letters. He believed that the whole Torah was the names of God, and by manipulating the letters of the Hebrew alphabet, one could have knowledge of the divine and created world. This Jewish circle seemed to have understood the letters of the Lullian alphabet and the various combinations and compartments of the Ars breuis as leading to true mystical cognition. This volume presents the Hebrew edition together with the original Latin (based on a slightly revised edition of ROL 12 / CC CM 38) along with an English translation and detailed notes which show how the Jewish translator and copyists understood and used this work. Languages: Hebrew, Latin, English.‎

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‎F. Halkin (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Hagiographica inedita decem,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1989 Hardback, XIII+165 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503402116.‎

‎Languages: Greek.‎

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‎G. Philippart (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Hagiographies, 2 Histoire internationale de la litterature hagiographique latine et vernaculaire en Occident des origines a 1550. International History of the Latin and Vernacular Hagiographical Literature in the West from its Origins to 1550. Internationale Geschichte der lateinischen und einheimischen hagiographischen Literatur im Abendland von den Anfangen bis 1550. Storia internazionale della letteratura agiografica latina e volgare in Occidente dalle origine a 1550,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1989 Hardback, 557 p., + 1 pl., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503504711.‎

‎Content of the volume: O. Limone, Italia meridionale - S. Spano Martinelli, Italia fra il 1450 et il 1550 - J. Mattoso, Le Portugal de 950 a 1550 - G. Klaniczay & E. Madas, La Hongrie - Th. Kluppel, Die Germania (750-950) - K. Kunze, Deutschsprachige Hagiographie von den Anfangen bis 1350 - I. van 't Spijker, Gallia du Nord et de l'Ouest. Les provinces ecclesiastiques de Tours, Rouen, Reims (950-1130) - G. Brunel-Lobrichon, A.-F. Leurquin-Labie & M. Thiry-Stassin, L'hagiographie de langue francaise sur le Continent, IXe-XVe siecle - M. Carasso-Kok, Le diocese d'Utrecht, 900-1200 - J.E. Cross, English Vernacular Saints' Lives before 1000 A.D. - E.G. Whatley, Late Old English Hagiography, ca. 950-1150 - B. Carle & A. Frojmark, Danemark - Suede - Finlande Review " Avec le premier volume, on devinait l'ampleur de la recherche. A la lecture de celui-ci, les lignes se dessinant avec precision, l'appetit s'aiguise. Vivement le prochain volume et les suivants. " (D. Misonne, dans Revue benedictine, t. 107, 1997, p. 171) " Une pleiade de competences y presente un releve erudit des manuscrits concernant ce genre litteraire souvent vulgarisateur ? " (E.-H. Weber, dans Revue des Sciences philosophiques et theologiques, t. 63, 1996, p. 605) " Ein in seinen Ergebnissen beeindruckendes Ensemble hagiographischer Spezialforschung liegt damit vor, dessen Erschliessung durch einen Index Sanctorum offenbar dem Schussband vorbehalten ist. " (J. Petersohn, in Historische Zeitschrift, 265, 1997, S. 185). Languages: French, English, German.‎

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‎G. Philippart (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Hagiographies, 4,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2001 Hardback, 796 p., + 1 pl., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503518268.‎

‎Guy Philippart,L'hagiographie, histoire sainte des ? amis de Dieu ? - Edoardo D'Angelo, Agiografia latina del Mezzogiorno continentale d'Italia (750-1000) ? Angeles Garcia de la Borbolla, Las fuentes hagiograficas hispanas en lengua vulgar (1230-1350) - Ivanka Petrovi, L'hagiographie, latine et vernaculaire, de l'espace croate, des origines a 1350 - Friedrich Lotter und Sabine Gabe, Die hagiographische Literatur im deutschen Sprachraum unter den Ottonen und Saliern (ca.960-1130) - David J. Collins, S.J., Latin Hagiography in Germania, 1450-1550 - Guy Philippart et Anne Wagner, Hagiographie lorraine (950-1130). Les dioceses de Metz, Toul et Verdun - Guy Philippart, Ou en est l'histoire de la litterature hagiographique - Bilan general et apport du volume IV. Languages: French, English, German.‎

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‎P. de Lagarde, G. Morin, M. Adriaen (eds.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Hieronymus Hebraicae quaestiones in libro Geneseos. Liber interpretationis hebraicorum nominum. Commentarioli in psalmos. Commentarius in Ecclesiasten,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1959 Hardback, LXIV+419 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503007212.‎

‎Languages: Latin.‎

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‎A.P. Orban (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Arator Subdiaconus Historia apostolica Glossae,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2006 Hardback, IV+695 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503013039.‎

‎Am 6. April 544 uberreichte Arator seine Historia apostolica, ein Bibelepos, das die Apostelgeschichte in zwei Buchern von 1076 bzw. 1250 Hexametern behandelt, dem Papst Vigilius mit einem Widmungsbrief. Schon sieben Tage nach der Uberreichung begann Arator, inmitten der Wirren des ostgotisch-byzantinischen Krieges, mit Genehmingung des Papstes sein Werk in der Kirche S. Petri ad uincula in Rom offentlich unter grossem Beifall vorzulesen: die letzte offentliche antike Dichterlesung, von der wir Kunde haben. Wege ihres reichen Wortschatzes, ihrer gewandten Ausdrucke, ihrer kuhnen Allegorien und Zahlenmystik und dank ihrem erbaulich-didaktischen Gehalt wurde diese Dichtung im Mittelalter viel gepriesen und gelesen, und ist unter die christlichen , in der Schule zu lesenden Klassiker eingereiht worden. Arator wurde also, bereits im fruhen Mittelalter, zu einem der beliebtesten Dichter und seit der Karolingerzeit wurde auch er im Schulunterricht neben der heidnischen Klassikern verwendet und mitunter selbst uber einen Vergil gestellt. Als Schultext wurde Arators Historia apostolica denn auch zu wiederholten Malen in Autoren-Sammelcodices, versehen mit zahlreichen interlinearen und marginalen Glossen und Kommentaren, uberliefert worden. Unsere neue Edition der Historia apostolica von Arator grundet sich auf alle 27 bis zum Ende des 11. Jahrhunderts (= dem Hohepunkt der Glossierungstatigkeit in den Arator-Handschriften) mit Glossen und Kommentaren versehenen Arator-Hss., und ist zweigliedrig: geboten wird einerseits eine kritische Edition der Historia apostolica mit einem ausfuhrlichen Quellenapparat, welche hinsichtlich der Ausgabe von McKinlay (CSEL 72, Wien 1951) und Perugi (Roma 1911) manche Verbesserungen aufweist, und andrerseits eine erste kritische Ausgabe der mittelalterlichen Glossen und Kommentare zu Arators Historia apostolica. Der kritischen Edition der Historia apostolica und der mittelalterlichen Glossen und Kommentare geht eine eingehende Einfuhrung voraus uber Arators Leben und Werk, das Fortleben der Historia apostolica im Mittelalter, Arator als Schulautor, die Historia apostolica und die Schulautoren-Codices, die handschriftliche Uberlieferung von Arators Historia apostolica, die Testimonia usw. Die Ausgabe schliesst mit einem Appendix zu den Quellen der Historia apostolica, einem Index Biblicus, Index Auctorum und einem Verzeichnis der althochdeutschen Glossen. Languages: Latin, French.‎

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‎R. Schembra (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Opera poetica Homerocentones,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2006 Hardback, CC+492 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503406213.‎

‎Rocco Schembra rassemble ici pour la premiere fois le dossier complet des centons homeriques sur le Nouveau Testament. Ces poemes sont en effet conserves dans cinq recensions: deux longues (I et II, comptant respectivement a peu pres 2350 et 1950 vers) et trois breves, jusqu'ici inedites (?, ? et ?, chacune d'environ 650-700 vers), toutes editees ici critiquement et pourvues d'un apparat des sources homeriques et d'un second apparat permettant de visualiser les rapports complexes existant entre ces cinq textes. La tradition manuscrite de la premiere recension longue, probablement composee par un certain Patricius et revue au Ve s. par l'imperatrice Eudocie, ne remonte malheureusement pas au-dela du XIIIe s. Cette recension a connu un plus grand succes que les autres a la Renaissance, comme le montre l'histoire de ses editions entre 1501-1504 (editio princeps Aldina) et 1793 (Teucher), editions qui ont elles-memes donne lieu a une tradition manuscrite assez abondante: 12 manuscrits sont des copies de l'edition aldine, voire meme d'une autre edition du XVIe ou du XVIIe s. La seconde recension longue, attribuee a Optimus le philosophe et a Come de Jerusalem, mais qu'il faut sans doute rendre a l'anonymat, est conservee dans trois manuscrits seulement, dont le plus ancien est date du Xe s. Les trois autres recensions, anonymes, sont des recompositions abregees sur la base des deux recensions longues; elles sont conservees dans un nombre plus ou moins important de manuscrits, qu'on situe entre le XIIIe et le XVIe s. L'ouvrage de Rocco Schembra constitue, apres les editions de M.D. Usher et d'A.-L. Rey, une mise au point definitive ? a moins d'une trouvaille inattendue dans une bibliotheque ? sur la tradition des Homerocentones. Ces textes sont non seulement interessants pour la question de la reception d'Homere aux epoques tardo-antique et byzantine, mais le tour de force litteraire qui les a fait naitre a aussi quelque chose de fascinant. Dans cette mosaique patiente, chaque piece a ete extraite de sa composition originale et replacee, avec les autres, dans un nouveau schema, pour former une nouvelle image. Les actes, les mots et les pensees d'Ulysse, d'Achille et des autres, sont devenus des formes vides, animees d'une nouvelle vie et d'un nouveau message, evangeliques. On peut voir cela bien sur comme une virtuostite gratuite, mais l'on peut aussi y lire le symbole de la creation d'une societe de langue grecque et de foi chretienne. Languages: Greek, Italian.‎

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‎E.A. Jeauneau (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Iohannes Scotus Eriugena Homilia et commentarius in euangelium Iohannis Editiones nouas curauit Edouard A. Jeauneau adiuuante Andrew J. Hicks,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2008 Hardback, CXVIII+179 p., 4 b/w ill., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503529141.‎

‎Les oeuvres de Jean Scot Erigene, maitre irlandais qui enseigna a leEcole du palais de Charles le chauve en la seconde moitie du IXe siecle, sont bien representees dans le Corpus Christianorum, tant pour la Series graeca (7, 18, 22) que pour la Continuatio mediaeualis (31, 50, 161-165). Le volume 166 de cette derniere serie est consacre a l'oeuvre exegetique du maitre carolingien, a savoir une homelie (Vox spiritualis) sur le Prologue de leevangile selon saint Jean et un commentaire sur le meme evangile. Les deux oeuvres sont dignes d'interet, non seulement pour elles-memes, mais aussi pour l'influence qu'elles ont exercee sur la pensee occidentale. L'influence de l'homelie est illustree par le grand nombre de manuscrits qui nous en ont transmis le texte. La precedente edition (Sources chretiennes 151) en denombrait cinquante-quatre, la nouvelle edition en denombre soixante-treize. Tout different fut le sort du commentaire, puisqu'il ne nous a ete conserve qu'en un seul manuscrit, malheureusement mutile: Laon, Bibliotheque municipale 81. Mais ce manuscrit est precieux, puisqu'il est l'exemplaire de travail de l'auteur, annote par lui. Il n'a pas quitte Laon depuis le IXe siecle. Ce fut sa chance, car c'est vraisemblablement a Laon qu'au XIIe siecle fut compilee la Glossa ordinaria sur l'evangile de Jean. Or, le compilateur a largement puise dans le manuscrit 81 de Laon, assurant ainsi a d'importantes portions du commentaire de Jean Scot une large diffusion. Les nouvelles editions de ces deux textes representent un progres sur les editions precedentes (Sources chretiennes 151 et 180). En effet, l'editeur a tenu compte des progres realises dans le domaine des etudes erigeniennes depuis 1972, notamment en ce qui concerne les autographes erigeniens: The Autograph of Eriugena (CCAMA III), Brepols 1996. Languages: Latin, French.‎

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‎T.. Antonopoulou (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Leo VI Sapiens imperator Homiliae ,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2009 Hardback, CCXXX+690 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503406312.‎

‎First ever critical edition of the corpus of forty-two Homilies by the Byzantine Emperor Leo VI the Wise (A.D. 886-912). The Homilies are highly rhetorical compositions and consist of panegyrics on ecclesiastical feasts and discourses on special occasions. They are gathered together here for the first time. Thirty-four texts were previously published in inadequate, antiquated and/or inaccessible editions. Another three remained unpublished. The critical edition of these important works of the emperor-scholar of the "Macedonian Renaissance" makes them easily accessible, responding to a desideratum of Byzantine Studies. The edition is preceded by an original, full-length introduction on the extensive manuscript tradition of the Homilies divided into five chapters. The first four provide a solid investigation of the more than a hundred surviving codices that contain the Homilies, and elaborate on their relationship to each other. The final chapter presents the editorial principles. The establishment of the text according to the modern requirements of textual criticism is accompanied by a detailed critical apparatus as well as an apparatus of sources and significant parallel passages. A series of indices completes the work. The book will appeal to specialists and students of Byzantine literature and civilization, philologists, historians, theologians and art historians alike, as well as specialists in patristic and medieval homiletics, classicists interested in the survival of the ancient Greek rhetorical and literary tradition, and linguists studying the Greek language in its medieval period. The texts can be used as teaching material at both graduate and undergraduate levels. Languages: Greek, English.‎

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‎M. Adriaen (ed.);‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Gregorius Magnus Homiliae in Hiezechielem prophetam,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1971 Hardback, XXI+461 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503014210.‎

‎Languages: Latin.‎

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‎P.J. Fedwick;‎

‎Corpus Christianorum. Basilius Caesariensis The Homiliae Morales, Hexaemeron, De Litteris, with Additional Coverage of the Letters Part one: Manuscripts,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1996 Hardback, 818 p., 155 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503505190.‎

‎The second volume of the Bibliotheca Basiliana Vniversalis covers all the extant mss, translations and editions of Basil of Caesarea's Homiliae morales, and more than 300 homiletic type adaptations. In addition, it provides descriptions of a number of the mss and editions of the letters that were left out volume one, and of all the editions and translations both of the homilies and the letters from ca.1470 to the present. Besides the native tongue of Basil, some twenty other languages are represented. Throughout an attempt has been made at correcting some of the descriptions of the sixteenth- century composite editions which the homilies share with the letters and the ascetica. Also in this volume have been included many mss, editions and translations of the Vita s. Basilii of Ps.-Amphilochius (CPG 3253), the Laudatio of Ps.Ephraem (BHG 246) and the Laudatio of Ioannes XIII Glykys, Patriarch of Constantinople (1315-1319; BHG 262h) even when they were found in mss containing no works of Basil. The method employed in this volume is very similar to that adopted in the first volume. In the first three chapters all the corpora of the Homiliae and the Hexaemeron are described, in Greek and in eight ancient languages into which Basil has been translated, namely Arabic, Armenian, Coptic, Ethiopic, Georgian, Latin, Old Slavonic and Syriac. Chapters Four to Ten are home to some 6000 mss written both in Greek (Classical en Demotic) and the eight languages. The mss are housed in some 400 libraries whose locations span from the Atlantic Ocean to the Volga River. Chapters eleven and twelve provide extensive coverage of all the editions from ca.1470 to the present. Languages: English.‎

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