Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 458: John Chrysostom, De prouidentia Dei, Sermo de dignitate primi hominis. Francesco Petrarca, Historia Griseldis

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Summary
The main text in CCCC MS 458 is the De providentia Dei by John Chrysostom (c. 347-407) in the translation by Ambrogio Traversari (Ambrose of Camaldoli) OSB Camald. (1386-1439). This is followed by a sermon by John Chrysostom and the Historia Griseldis by Francesco Petrarca (1304-74). At the end of the book is a short tract on tribulation. The manuscript was made in the southern Netherlands, and the sermon by John Chrysostom has a colophon dating its writing to 1468. A coloured woodcut of the Doubting of Thomas has later been pasted into the book.
Contents
De prouidentia Dei (transl. by Ambrogio Traversari OSB Camald. (Ambrose of Camaldoli)) -- Sermo de dignitate primi hominis -- Historia Griseldis -- Tract on Tribulation

Description

Alternative title Chrysostomi quaedam. Petrarchae Griseldis
Type of resource mixed material
Extent ff. 4 + 123
Date created [ca. 1468]
Language Latin
Material Vellum
Layout 25 lines to a page
Height (mm) 170
Width (mm) 114
Collation a(4) (1 a slip) 1(8)-13(8) (wants 7,8) 14(8) (wants 6-8) 15(8) 16(8).
Writing very clearly written, perhaps by a Flemish hand
Foliation ff. a + i-iv + 1-123 + b
Additions The flyleaves are bits of a late missal in double columns: on one (f. iiv) is pasted a coloured woodcut of the Incredulity of St Thomas., On f. ivr, notes from Cicero in noua rethorica, and Isocrates., f. 1r-1v blank

Bibliographic information

M.R. James Date xv (1468)
Downloadable James Catalogue Record
Superseded Interim Catalogue Record
Contains
TJames 175
Stanley N. 11
Location https://purl.stanford.edu/qj873kn3575
Location MS 458
Repository UK, Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, Parker Library

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