Hagiographical texts
Hieronymus Stridonensis, Vita Sancti Hilarionis; Rufinus Aquileiensis, Historia monachorum in Aegypto
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The digitisation and analysis of this fragment was generously supported by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.
General Information
A Caroline minuscule written by a single hand.
Original Condition
The five fragments were once part of a single bifolium.
Current Condition
The original bifolium has been cut into two large comb fragments, subsequently taped together, and three thin strips to reinforce the spine and binding of the host manuscript.
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The two comb fragments, cut in such a way to fit around the sewing stations, would have been glued to the wooden boards of the binding, the traces of the adhesive still visible on their reverse.
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There is staining and wear and tear to the parchment, especially the section of the comb fragments once engaged with the spine, whose text is in places now unreadable. The thin strips are twisted and folded.
Book Decoration and Musical Notation
No decoration.
Content
- Content Item
- Persons Saint Jerome
- Text Language Latin
- Title Vita Sancti Hilarionis
- Content Description
f. 1r: Jerome, Vita Sancti Hilarionis, c. 16, n. 38: in illis locis accepisset... (n. 40) ...[semet]ipsum dilapsum est. Ho[c Epidaurus et omnis illa regio usque hodie]
f. 1v: praedicat... (c. 17, n. 42) ...lapsa nunc ruinarum
- Remarks
Edition in the BKV.
- Content Item
- Persons Rufinus Aquileiensis
- Text Language Latin
- Title Historia monachorum in Aegypto
- Content Description
Rufinus Aquileiensis, Historia monachorum in Aegypto, c. 1: De Sancto Ioanne
f. 2r: [pro]pheta ... tibi om[nium] ... [sanita]tem. Eris erg[o]... ...ex hoc iactantiam fugeret.
f. 2v: ...haec deprecabatur virum ... cum r[espon]disset vir suus] ... [?]gens diceret ... [deprecar]etur ut orationem... ..At ille his auditis qui
- Remarks
Wikisource text from PL 21
Host Volume
4o. Copy in Regensburg: BV011051001
Ownership marks of the Charterhouse of Ittingen.
VD16: G 794.