Philippus Cancellarius, Summa super Psalterium
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General Information
Praegothica
Note from Otto Ege:
This text is from a special arrangment of the Psalms. Several Church Fathers made their own groupings for the Scriptures. Of these so-called "chains" the most famous is that of St. Thomas Aquinas. The author of the arrangement represented by this leaf is unknown.
The scribe of the 12th century often came close to achieving perfection. The symmetry of his letters, the unerring accuracy of his practiced hand, and his ideals for letter forms have rarely been equaled and have never been surpassed. The words which were inserted in the margin are not corrections but were added as guides to the content of the page.
Dating and script description comes from Scott Gwara.
Original Condition
Current Condition
There are no illuminationss or decorations. Text is highly abbreviated. The vellum is very yellowed, brittle, and hard, with lining in ink and brown ink for the text.
Content
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Content Description
Manuscript contains commentaries on the Psalms by Philip the Chancellor and John Halgren of Abbeville and an alphabetical index
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Bibliography
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Brecht, Ariel. MS. Ege 4: A Preacher’s Companion. 2021. University of Saskatchewan, PhD dissertation.
Gwara, Scott. Otto Ege’s Manuscripts : A Study of Ege’s Manuscript Collections, Portfolios, and Retail Trade : With a Comprehensive Handlist of Manuscripts Collected or Sold. De Brailes Publishing, 2013.
Liu, Yin, and Ariel Brecht. “Leaf 4 in Otto Ege’s Fifty Original Leaves Portfolio—A New Identification: Sermons by Philip the Chancellor (With a Partial Handlist of Sermons on Leaf 4 from Various Collections).” Florilegium (Ottawa), vol. 33, 2016, pp. 167–91, https://doi.org/10.3138/flor.33.008.