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Title
De bono mortis
Alternative Title
  • De quattuor virtutibus caritatis
  • De fuga saeculi
Creator
Ambrose, Saint, Bishop of Milan, -397  
Date
1150-1200  
Call Number
Pre-1650 MS 0006
Publication Place
France
Description
  • Former-shelf-mark: Ms. 10234 (Phillipps).
  • Former shelf-mark: MCA 1 (Museum of Classical Archaeology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
  • CM 865 (Classical Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
  • Former shelf-mark: 26.14.1 (World Heritage Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
  • Former shelf-mark: x 871 A195b 1200 (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library).
  • Origin: Possibly of French origin. Codex had certainly been in the Gascony region before arriving in Britain. Script and writing above the top line all indicate a dating to the late 12th century.
  • Binding: Bound in 18th-century mottled sheepskin, gilt-stamped on spine.
  • Decoration: 1. Decorated initials (2- and 3-line) at 1r, 22r, 37r, 38r, and 43v -- 2. Intermittent rubricated text.
  • Script: Written in various proto-Gothic hands, copied simultaneously by multiple scribes in the latter 12th century.
  • Layout: Written above top line in 22-32 long lines (varies by scribe); frame-ruled in dry-point with pricking marks. Running titles, in contemporary hand, on recto and verso to 37r. Trimmed edges.
  • Title from rubric at fol. 1r.
  • Contains the following works: 1. De Bono Mortis by St. Ambrose of Milan, missing some text and corresponding to CSEL, 32:1, p. 703-753 (PL, 14, cols. 539A-568A) -- 2. De Fuga Saeculi by Ambrose, corresponding to CSEL, 32:2, p. 163-207 (PL, 14, cols. 569A-596B) -- 3. Sermon 63 of St. Caesarius of Arles, corresponding to CCSL, 103 (PL, 67, cols. 1082B-1083B). Note that the explicit in this manuscript differs from the editions -- 4. De Quattuor Virtutibus Caritatis by Quodvultdeus of Carthage (though the colophon in this manuscript falsely attributes it to Ambrose), corresponding to CCSL, 60, p. 367-378 (in PL, 39, cols. 1952-1957, but under uncertain authorship) -- 5. Letter 28, addressed to Bernard of Clairvaux by Peter the Venerable, abbot of Cluny, corresponding to Constable's edition, v. 1, p. 52-86, though ending imperfectly (the letter in Constable's edition continues to p. 101). Note that despite a seeming break or lacuna at 56v-57r, the text is actually continuous, indicating scribes working on different quires.
  • Ms. codex.
Reference Note
  • Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum  
  • Corpus Christianorum Series Latina  
  • Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum in Bibliotheca D. Thomae Phillipps, Bart. (Middle Hill, 1837), no. 10234  
  • Ricci, S. de. Census of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in the United States and Canada, p. 699, no. 6  
  • Faye, C.U., Descriptions of Manuscripts at the University of Illinois (1931-1952), p. 17-19  
  • Friedman, John B. "Main Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign." The Library Quarterly, vol. 57, no. 1 (Jan. 1987), p. 72  
  • Rosenthal, Cat. 83: Bibliotheca Medii Aevi Manuscripta (1925), no. 5  
  • Schoenberg, 8305, 11481, 69691, 185873, 202712  
  • Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, Bibliotheca Phillippica: Catalogue of a Further Portion of the Classical, Historical, Topographical, Genealogical and Other Manuscripts and Autograph Letters (15 June 1908), lot no. 9  
  • Stewart, Wheatley & Adlard, A Catalogue of a Collection of Autograph Letters and Poems of the Celebrated Scottish Poet, Robert Burns, Several of Which Are Unpublished, Also of Some Ancient Manuscripts, Formerly Belonging to the Monastery of Agen, in Gascony (27 June 1831), lot no. 71  
  • Constable, Giles. The Letters of Peter the Venerable, 2 vols. Cambridge, Mass., 1967  
Formatted Contents
1. fol. 1r-22r: [De bono mortis / Ambrose of Milan]: "[rubr.] Ambrosius de bono mort[is]. [text] Quoniam de anima sup[er]iore libro sermonem ... dec[us], gl[ori]a, p[er]petuitas a s[e]c[u]lis et n[un]c et se[m]p[er] et in s[e]c[u]la s[e]c[u]loru[m]. Amen." -- 2. fol. 22r-37r: [De fuga saeculi / Ambrose of Milan]: "[rubr.] Ambrosi[us] de fuga seculi. [text] Frequens nob[is] de fugiendo s[e]c[u]lo isto sermo ... auseri[n]t p[er] D[omi]n[u]m n[ost]r[u]m Ih[esu]m [Christu]m cui regnu[m] e[st] a s[e]c[u]lis et n[un]c [et] semper et in s[e]c[u]la s[e]c[u]loru[m]. Am[en]." -- 3. fol. 37r-38r: [Sermo 63 / Caesarius of Arles]: "[text] Admoneo, fr[atre]s, in co[n]spectu D[e]i timori v[est]ro timore[m] meu[m] ... in iudiciu[m] D[omi]ni n[on] ab eo c[on]fundari[s] s[ed] in regno c[a]eleste conducari[s]." -- 4. fol. 38r-43r: [De quattuor virtutibus caritatis / Quodvultdeus of Carthage]: "[text] Desideriu[m] caritati[s] v[est]r[a]e a nob[is] exig[it] debiti sermonis off[iciu]m ... in nos inveniat op[er]is n[on] folia laudis. [rubr.] Finit libellus Ambrosii ep[iscop]i." -- 5. fol. 43r-66v: [Epistola 28: Ad dominum Bernardum / Peter the Venerable]: "[rubr.] Comentum domini Petri Cluniacensis abb[atis] contra obiectiones alborum monachorum adversus nos querelas excitantium. [text] Pro meritis venerabili, p[ro] affectu erga nos dilectissimo ... nichil i[m]portabile i[m]ponu[n]t, si eos egere viderit etia[m] de p[ro]p[r]iis [...]".  
Extent
66 leaves : parchment
Dimensions
165 x 110 (133 x 87) mm bound to 171 x 116 mm
Language
Latin
Topical Subject
  • Literature, Medieval  
  • Christian literature, Early  
Genre Subject
  • Gothic scripts  
  • Manuscripts, Medieval  
  • Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)  
Associated Entities
  • Stewart, Wheatley & Adlard
  • Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge
  • Jacques Rosenthal (Firm)
  • Rodd, Thomas, 1796-1849
  • Quodvultdeus, Bishop of Carthage, -454?Phillipps, Thomas, Sir, 1792-1872
  • Peter, the Venerable, approximately 1092-1156
  • Caesarius, of Arles, Saint, 470?-542
Collection Title
RBML Manuscript Collection
Sub-Collection
Pre-1650 Manuscript Collection (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library)
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Rights Description
This item is in the public domain.
Acquisition Information
1. Belonged to the Jesuit College of Agen -- 2. According to Constable (v. 2, p. 67, n. 268), the end papers in the 18th-century binding are watermarked with a serpent and the name Marot, a name shared by several paper-makers in Périgord in Aquitaine -- 3. Offered for sale by Stewart, Wheatley & Adlard, London auctioneers, in June 1831 -- 4. Purchased by Thomas Philipps from Thomas Rodd the Younger -- 5. Offered for sale from the Phillipps estate by Sotheby's, June 1908 -- 6. Purchased by the University of Illinois in 1926 from Jacques Rosenthal of Munich for the Museum of Classical Archaeology (forerunner of the Classical Museum) -- 7. Transferred to the jurisdiction of the World Heritage Museum (later called the Spurlock Museum) in 1971 -- 8. Transferred from the Spurlock Museum to the Rare Book & Manuscript Library, 1 March 2004.
Repository
Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Type
Manuscript  
Bibliographic Identifier
99754440712205899
Collection
RBML Manuscript Collection
TitleDe bono mortis
Alternative Title
  • De quattuor virtutibus caritatis
  • De fuga saeculi
CreatorAmbrose, Saint, Bishop of Milan, -397  
Date1150-1200  
Call NumberPre-1650 MS 0006
Publication PlaceFrance
Description
  • Former-shelf-mark: Ms. 10234 (Phillipps).
  • Former shelf-mark: MCA 1 (Museum of Classical Archaeology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
  • CM 865 (Classical Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
  • Former shelf-mark: 26.14.1 (World Heritage Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
  • Former shelf-mark: x 871 A195b 1200 (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library).
  • Origin: Possibly of French origin. Codex had certainly been in the Gascony region before arriving in Britain. Script and writing above the top line all indicate a dating to the late 12th century.
  • Binding: Bound in 18th-century mottled sheepskin, gilt-stamped on spine.
  • Decoration: 1. Decorated initials (2- and 3-line) at 1r, 22r, 37r, 38r, and 43v -- 2. Intermittent rubricated text.
  • Script: Written in various proto-Gothic hands, copied simultaneously by multiple scribes in the latter 12th century.
  • Layout: Written above top line in 22-32 long lines (varies by scribe); frame-ruled in dry-point with pricking marks. Running titles, in contemporary hand, on recto and verso to 37r. Trimmed edges.
  • Title from rubric at fol. 1r.
  • Contains the following works: 1. De Bono Mortis by St. Ambrose of Milan, missing some text and corresponding to CSEL, 32:1, p. 703-753 (PL, 14, cols. 539A-568A) -- 2. De Fuga Saeculi by Ambrose, corresponding to CSEL, 32:2, p. 163-207 (PL, 14, cols. 569A-596B) -- 3. Sermon 63 of St. Caesarius of Arles, corresponding to CCSL, 103 (PL, 67, cols. 1082B-1083B). Note that the explicit in this manuscript differs from the editions -- 4. De Quattuor Virtutibus Caritatis by Quodvultdeus of Carthage (though the colophon in this manuscript falsely attributes it to Ambrose), corresponding to CCSL, 60, p. 367-378 (in PL, 39, cols. 1952-1957, but under uncertain authorship) -- 5. Letter 28, addressed to Bernard of Clairvaux by Peter the Venerable, abbot of Cluny, corresponding to Constable's edition, v. 1, p. 52-86, though ending imperfectly (the letter in Constable's edition continues to p. 101). Note that despite a seeming break or lacuna at 56v-57r, the text is actually continuous, indicating scribes working on different quires.
  • Ms. codex.
Reference Note
  • Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum  
  • Corpus Christianorum Series Latina  
  • Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum in Bibliotheca D. Thomae Phillipps, Bart. (Middle Hill, 1837), no. 10234  
  • Ricci, S. de. Census of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in the United States and Canada, p. 699, no. 6  
  • Faye, C.U., Descriptions of Manuscripts at the University of Illinois (1931-1952), p. 17-19  
  • Friedman, John B. "Main Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign." The Library Quarterly, vol. 57, no. 1 (Jan. 1987), p. 72  
  • Rosenthal, Cat. 83: Bibliotheca Medii Aevi Manuscripta (1925), no. 5  
  • Schoenberg, 8305, 11481, 69691, 185873, 202712  
  • Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, Bibliotheca Phillippica: Catalogue of a Further Portion of the Classical, Historical, Topographical, Genealogical and Other Manuscripts and Autograph Letters (15 June 1908), lot no. 9  
  • Stewart, Wheatley & Adlard, A Catalogue of a Collection of Autograph Letters and Poems of the Celebrated Scottish Poet, Robert Burns, Several of Which Are Unpublished, Also of Some Ancient Manuscripts, Formerly Belonging to the Monastery of Agen, in Gascony (27 June 1831), lot no. 71  
  • Constable, Giles. The Letters of Peter the Venerable, 2 vols. Cambridge, Mass., 1967  
Formatted Contents1. fol. 1r-22r: [De bono mortis / Ambrose of Milan]: "[rubr.] Ambrosius de bono mort[is]. [text] Quoniam de anima sup[er]iore libro sermonem ... dec[us], gl[ori]a, p[er]petuitas a s[e]c[u]lis et n[un]c et se[m]p[er] et in s[e]c[u]la s[e]c[u]loru[m]. Amen." -- 2. fol. 22r-37r: [De fuga saeculi / Ambrose of Milan]: "[rubr.] Ambrosi[us] de fuga seculi. [text] Frequens nob[is] de fugiendo s[e]c[u]lo isto sermo ... auseri[n]t p[er] D[omi]n[u]m n[ost]r[u]m Ih[esu]m [Christu]m cui regnu[m] e[st] a s[e]c[u]lis et n[un]c [et] semper et in s[e]c[u]la s[e]c[u]loru[m]. Am[en]." -- 3. fol. 37r-38r: [Sermo 63 / Caesarius of Arles]: "[text] Admoneo, fr[atre]s, in co[n]spectu D[e]i timori v[est]ro timore[m] meu[m] ... in iudiciu[m] D[omi]ni n[on] ab eo c[on]fundari[s] s[ed] in regno c[a]eleste conducari[s]." -- 4. fol. 38r-43r: [De quattuor virtutibus caritatis / Quodvultdeus of Carthage]: "[text] Desideriu[m] caritati[s] v[est]r[a]e a nob[is] exig[it] debiti sermonis off[iciu]m ... in nos inveniat op[er]is n[on] folia laudis. [rubr.] Finit libellus Ambrosii ep[iscop]i." -- 5. fol. 43r-66v: [Epistola 28: Ad dominum Bernardum / Peter the Venerable]: "[rubr.] Comentum domini Petri Cluniacensis abb[atis] contra obiectiones alborum monachorum adversus nos querelas excitantium. [text] Pro meritis venerabili, p[ro] affectu erga nos dilectissimo ... nichil i[m]portabile i[m]ponu[n]t, si eos egere viderit etia[m] de p[ro]p[r]iis [...]".  
Extent66 leaves : parchment
Dimensions165 x 110 (133 x 87) mm bound to 171 x 116 mm
LanguageLatin
Topical Subject
  • Literature, Medieval  
  • Christian literature, Early  
Genre Subject
  • Gothic scripts  
  • Manuscripts, Medieval  
  • Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)  
Associated Entities
  • Stewart, Wheatley & Adlard
  • Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge
  • Jacques Rosenthal (Firm)
  • Rodd, Thomas, 1796-1849
  • Quodvultdeus, Bishop of Carthage, -454?Phillipps, Thomas, Sir, 1792-1872
  • Peter, the Venerable, approximately 1092-1156
  • Caesarius, of Arles, Saint, 470?-542
Collection TitleRBML Manuscript Collection
Sub-CollectionPre-1650 Manuscript Collection (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library)
RightsNo Copyright - United States
Rights DescriptionThis item is in the public domain.
Acquisition Information1. Belonged to the Jesuit College of Agen -- 2. According to Constable (v. 2, p. 67, n. 268), the end papers in the 18th-century binding are watermarked with a serpent and the name Marot, a name shared by several paper-makers in Périgord in Aquitaine -- 3. Offered for sale by Stewart, Wheatley & Adlard, London auctioneers, in June 1831 -- 4. Purchased by Thomas Philipps from Thomas Rodd the Younger -- 5. Offered for sale from the Phillipps estate by Sotheby's, June 1908 -- 6. Purchased by the University of Illinois in 1926 from Jacques Rosenthal of Munich for the Museum of Classical Archaeology (forerunner of the Classical Museum) -- 7. Transferred to the jurisdiction of the World Heritage Museum (later called the Spurlock Museum) in 1971 -- 8. Transferred from the Spurlock Museum to the Rare Book & Manuscript Library, 1 March 2004.
RepositoryRare Book & Manuscript Library
TypeManuscript  
Bibliographic Identifier99754440712205899
CollectionRBML Manuscript Collection

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