Homiliary

Lectio of Mark 6:47 with Homily of Bede.

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St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen, Cod. Sang. 1014

Remarks by the Editor

Identification of the text, transcriptions: William Duba, Fragmentarium 2018

General Information

Title Homiliary
Shelfmarks Cod. Sang. 1014, between p. 364 and p. 365
Material Parchment

Original Condition

Page Height at least 115 mm
Page Width at least 15 mm
Height of Written Area at least 105 mm
Width of Written Area at least 15 mm
Number of Lines at least 12
Line Height 9 mm
Numbering

p. 364a-b

Current Condition

Dimensions 115 x 15 mm

Content

  • Content Item
    • Persons Unknown
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Homily?
    • Content Description

      Transcription:

      scilicet* O...

      ...res ui*...

      patrum

      ...ino c*...

      ...esse

    • 364a
  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Evangelium secundum Marcum 6:47
    • Content Description

      Rubric: [Lectio sancti evangelii secundum Marcum][xx?]xi

      [et c]um [sero esset erat navi]s i[n medio mari et ipse so]lus [in terra].

    • 364a
  • Content Item
    • Persons Beda Venerabilis
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title In Marci evangelium expositio, l. 2, c. 6
    • Content Description

      Rubric: [Omel]ia [Bedae presbyteris* de] ead[em lectione]

      [Vnde est illa uox eius inter undas procellas (verso) que temptat]ionu[m uerrentium deprehe]nsae [atque auxilium protecti]onis [illius gemebundo cla]more q[uaerentis: vt quid domine rec]essisti [longe despicis in oport]unit[atibus in tribulatione. Q]uae [pariter uocem inimici pe]rseq[uentis exponit in seque]ntib[us psalmi subiciens: d]ixit [enim in corde suo: oblitus e]st [deus auertit faciem suam] ne [uideat usque in finem.]

    • 364a
    • Edition CCSL 120 (D. Hurst, 1960), pp. 631-648, lines 1091-1095.
    • Remarks

      Edition citation from Brepolis/LLT-A

Host Volume

Title Collection of theological-mystical treatises and sermons in the spirit of the Dominican mystic and preacher Johannes Tauler
Date of Origin/Publication around 1500
Place of Origin/Publication Northern Bavaria (?)
Shelfmark Cod. Sang. 1014
Remarks

Around 1500, this composite manuscript of theological-mystical content, which may have originated in Northern Bavaria and have been completed in the area of Lake Constance, was the property of the spiritual community of Franciscan sisters at the lower hermitage (Untere Klause) of St. Leonhard, west of the city of St. Gall, which was dissolved in the wake of the Reformation. This volume contains more than thirty mostly anonymous sermons, treatises and excerpts of treatises of Dominican character.

Description on e-codices.