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Guerricus Igniacensis, Sermones

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Elbląg, Biblioteka Elbląska im. C. Norwida, SD.XVI.1100 (inw. 515)

Pludra-Żuk, Polish Academy of Sciences, 2024 (Born Digital)

General Information

Title Guerricus Igniacensis, Sermo
Shelfmarks Ob.6.II.3341
Material Parchment

Original Condition

Page Width at least 150 mm
Width of Written Area 125 mm
Number of Columns 2
Width of Columns 60 mm
Line Height 6 mm

Current Condition

Dimensions 25 x 152 mm

Content

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      Dominica in Ramis Palmarum

      Sermo III. De duplici specie qua Christus proponitur spectandus

      verso a:
      aut pusillanimitate dejici, aut ira morderi. Sicut enim alias cum vellent (next line cut off, partially visible: refugiens)
      verso b:
      [mu]tatione faciei illius dicit alia scriptura: Sapientia hominis lucet in vultu ejus, et potentissimus faciem illius immutabit  

      recto a:
      timent te, videbunt me, inquit, et letabuntur; qui dolent se, videbun[t m]e, et sanabuntur, sicut aspicientes in ser[pentem]  

      Sermo IV. Qualiter Christus benedicendus

      recto b:
      laudem meam ne tacue[ris, ait filius] patri, quia os peccatoris [et os dolosi super] (most part of the following line cut off)
    • verso
    • Edition PL: Guerrici abbatis Igniacensis Sermones, [in:] S. Bernardi primi abbatis Clarae-Vallensis Opera omnia, accuratne J.-P. Migne, vol. 4, t. 6, ed. nova, Paris 1860, 9–218.

History

Provenance

The host volume belonged to the library of the Elbląg Gymnasium. Founded in 1535, the Gymnasium was the oldest school of this type in Prussia and, for that matter, the Kingdom of Poland. The library was established in 1601. Most of the collection passed into possession of the modern Elbląg Library. 

Previous owner:
Jeremias Lindsay (inscription on the front fly leaf)

Host Volume

Title Antonio de Guevara, L'Horloge des princes, le tres renomme livre de Marc Aurele
Date of Origin/Publication 1576
Place of Origin/Publication Paris: chez Nicolaus Chesnau, & Iean Poupy
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