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Sermones in festivitatibus sanctorum et de reparacione lapsus : manuscript, [between 1150 and 1175]

Title
Sermones in festivitatibus sanctorum et de reparacione lapsus : manuscript, [between 1150 and 1175]

Alternative Title: De lapsu virginis consecratae
Place of Origin
Germany
Language
Latin
Description
Extent: 101 leaves, bound : vellum ; 26 cm.
print
Subjects
Catholic Church
Bible--New Testament--Sermons--Early works to 1800
Bible--Old Testament--Sermons--Early works to 1800
Christian literature, Early
Christian saints
Abstract
1. 24 sermons, all unidentified, except one attributed to Hugh of St. Victor (ff. 1r-16v) -- 2. 3 sermons concerning the Gospels and Christian beliefs by Gaufridus Babion, Radulfus de Turbine, and Hugh of St. Victor (17r-26v) -- 3. 20 patristic sermons concerning the Passion, the apostles, and various feast days by Gaufridus Babion, Augustine, Caesarius of Arles, Jerome, Maximus of Turin, among others (27r-60v) -- 4. De lapsu virginis consecratae, ch. 1-8, 10 (61r-69r) -- 5. John Chrysostom, De reparatione lapsi (69r-101v) -- 6. Fragment from the rule of St. Benedict (back pastedown).
Genre
Manuscripts, Medieval-Germany-1150-1200.
Sermons.
Rules (layout features)
Manuscript waste.
Pricking (parchment marking)
Parchment repairs.
Sermons
Early works to 1800
Notes
Title from front cover.
Written in Germany by 4 scribes; several texts end imperfectly.
In a 15th-cent. German white pigskin binding over wooden boards.
In a tray case, 28 cm.
MS Lat 184. Houghton Library, Harvard University.
Series
Digital Medieval Manuscripts at Houghton Library
Repository
Houghton Library, Harvard University

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