Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 5259

1ra-25ra, Ado of Vienne - Martyrologium

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Here very abbreviated version of the second family, with lacunae (June 29 [end] – July 2, July 3–4 and July 7–9) and summarized additions (names) from the Martyrologium Hieronymianum. The manuscript came via Étienne de Rignac, conseiller des aides in Montpellier, to Paris and was on February 6, 1682 in the library of Colbert. It is mentioned in the catalogues of Étienne de Rignac and Étienne Baluze respectively: “Martyrologium et Necrologium S. Pontij Tomeriarum . Regula S. Benedicti” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat 9364, fol. 74v) and “Martyrologium Ecclesiae S. Pontij Tomeriarum” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Collection Baluze, Ms. 100, fol. 176v): MOLINIER 1890, p. 273 no 610; MAUBON 1895, p. 16 sq. with n. 3 and p. 59 (“XIVe siècle”); Miniatures médiévales en Languedoc méditerranéen 1963, p. 41 sq. no 26 (“XIVme siècle”); MARTIMORT 1982a, p. 70; LEMAITRE 1980–2020, 2, p. 1289 no 3052; LEMAITRE 1989b, p. 119, 122, p. 125 no 9 (“XIIIe–XIVe s.”), p. 134 sq. with n. 24 (“à la fin du XIIIe ou au début du XIVe siècle”), p. 137 and p. 147 n. 24; MÜSSIGBROD 1991, p. 83 and 85 (“12. Jahrhundert, vor 1173/1174 entstanden”); LEMAITRE 1980–2020, 4, p. 49 no 3052; LEMAITRE 1996, p. 39 with n. 81 and p. 57 n. 81; NEBBIAI-DALLA GUARDA 1996, p. 65 with n. 36, p. 69 with n. 66, p. 84 n. 36 and p. 86 sq. n. 66; LEMAITRE 1998; LEMAITRE 2002, p. 67, 69 (“XIIIe siècle (fin) et XIVe siècle (début)”), 75, S. 85 with n. 65 and 69, p. 86 sq., p. 89–91, 93–95, p. 96 with n. 121, 124 and 130, p. 98, 103 sq., p. 108 sq. n. 65 and 69, p. 110 n. 121 and p. 111 n. 124 and 130; LEMAITRE 2004, p. 683 with n. 21 and p. 688; LEMAITRE/LE BLEVEC 2004, p. 124; LEMAITRE 1980–2020, 5, p. 51 no 3052; LEMAITRE 2014, p. 60, p. 73 n. 3 and p. 75–77. The manuscript is not mentioned by JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1994, p. 34 sq. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.

30ra-30rb, 33va-34rb, 35ra-35rb, 39ra-42va, 43va-44rb, 45ra-45rb, 46vb-46vb, 48va-48vb, 50rb-50va, 51va-51vb, Luculentius - Homiliarium

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Here small parts from Homiliae 29, 55, 61, 69, 91, 93, 98, 100, 102, 104, 108, 112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122, 127, 137, 43, 8, 10, 110, 155, 95, 110 and 156. This is a copy for the “officium capituli”, meaning a “liber capituli” of this Benedictine abbey. The manuscript came via Étienne de Rignac, conseiller des aides in Montpellier, to Paris and was on February 6, 1682 in the library of Colbert. It is mentioned in the catalogues of Étienne de Rignac and Étienne Baluze respectively: “Martyrologium et Necrologium S. Pontij Tomeriarum . Regula S. Benedicti” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat 9364, fol. 74v) and “Martyrologium Ecclesiae S. Pontij Tomeriarum” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Collection Baluze, Ms. 100, fol. 176v): MOLINIER 1890, p. 273 no 610 (“Fol. 26. Rubriques des évangiles de l'année; lacune entre les feuillets 54 et 55”); MAUBON 1895, p. 59 (“XIVe siècle”; the text is not mentioned); Miniatures médiévales en Languedoc méditerranéen 1963, p. 41 sq. no 26 (“XIVme siècle”); MARTIMORT 1982a, p. 70 (the text is not mentioned); LEMAITRE 1980–2020, 2, p. 1289 no 3052 (the text is not mentioned); LEMAITRE 1989b, p. 122, p. 125 no 9 (“XIIIe–XIVe s.”), p. 134 sq. with n. 24 (“à la fin du XIIIe ou au début du XIVe siècle”), p. 137 and p. 147 n. 24 (the text is not mentioned); MÜSSIGBROD 1991, p. 83 and 85 (“12. Jahrhundert, vor 1173/1174 entstanden”); LEMAITRE 1996, p. 39 with n. 81 and p. 57 n. 81; NEBBIAI-DALLA GUARDA 1996, p. 65 with n. 36, p. 69 with n. 66, p. 84 n. 36 and p. 86 sq. n. 66 (without mentioning the text); LEMAITRE 1998; LEMAITRE 2002, p. 69 (“XIIIe siècle (fin) et XIVe siècle (début)”; the text is not mentioned); ALTÉS I AGUILÓ 2003; ALTÉS I AGUILÓ 2010b, p. 90 and 95; TISCHLER 2018b, p. 32 n. 101. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.

55ra-84va,  - Regula S. Benedicti

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At beginning mutilated, the capitulatio starts with ch. 52 (erroneously “LXIJ.”): “De his qui in aliquibus rebus levibus delinqunt”. This is a copy for the “officium capituli”, meaning a “liber capituli” of this Benedictine abbey. The manuscript came via Étienne de Rignac, conseiller des aides in Montpellier, to Paris and was on February 6, 1682 in the library of Colbert. It is mentioned in the catalogues of Étienne de Rignac and Étienne Baluze respectively: “Martyrologium et Necrologium S. Pontij Tomeriarum . Regula S. Benedicti” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat 9364, fol. 74v) and “Martyrologium Ecclesiae S. Pontij Tomeriarum” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Collection Baluze, Ms. 100, fol. 176v): MOLINIER 1890, p. 273 no 610; MAUBON 1895, p. 59 (“XIVe siècle”; the text is not mentioned); Miniatures médiévales en Languedoc méditerranéen 1963, p. 41 sq. no 26 (“XIVme siècle”; the text is not mentioned); MARTIMORT 1982a, p. 70; LEMAITRE 1980–2020, 2, p. 1289 no 3052; LEMAITRE 1989b, p. 119, 122, p. 125 no 9 (“XIIIe–XIVe s.”), p. 134 sq. with n. 24 (“à la fin du XIIIe ou au début du XIVe siècle”), p. 137 and p. 147 n. 24; MÜSSIGBROD 1991, p. 83 and 85 (“12. Jahrhundert, vor 1173/1174 entstanden”); LEMAITRE 1996, p. 39 with n. 81 and p. 57 n. 81; NEBBIAI-DALLA GUARDA 1996, p. 65 with n. 36, p. 69 with n. 66, p. 84 n. 36 and p. 86 sq. n. 66; LEMAITRE 1998; LEMAITRE 2002, p. 69 (“XIIIe siècle (fin) et XIVe siècle (début)”). Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.