History of the Vulgate in England from Alcuin to Roger Bacon. Being an Inquiry into the Text of some English Manuscripts of the Vulgate Gospels
Hans Hermann Glunz [1907-1944]

Book Description

Title:

History of the Vulgate in England from Alcuin to Roger Bacon. Being an Inquiry into the Text of some English Manuscripts of the Vulgate Gospels

Author:

Hans Hermann Glunz [1907-1944],

Publication Year:

1933

Location:

Cambridge

Publisher:

Cambridge University Press

Pages:

383

Subjects:

Bible, Textual Criticism, Bible, Hermeneutics, Medieval Church History

Copyright Holder:

Public Domain

Contents

• Preface
• Classified List of Gospel Manuiscripts Discussed or Quoted

1. Difference between the Earlier and the Later History of the Vulgate Text
2. Last Currents of the Ancient Textual Tradition on the Continent and in England
3. The Early Scholastic Method of Interpretation and its Influence on the Vulgate Text
4. Lefranc and the Replacement of the Ancient English Types of the Universal Church
5. Twelfth-century Hermeneutics and the Scholastic Text of Peter the Lombard
6. Stabilisation of the Scholastic Text in the Thirteen Century

• Appendix A: Notes on the Canterbury MSS X and O. Revised Collation of Codex X
• Appendix B: On the Gospel Commentaries of John the Scot and Remigius of Auxerre
• Appendix C: The Gospel Commentaries of Anselm of Laon
• Appendix D: The Gospel Glosses in the Harlean MS 1802 (about 1140, from Armagh)
• Appendix E: Herbert of Bosham's Prefaces to his Revision of hte Great Gloss of Peter Lombard
• Appendix F: Specimens of Three English Gospel Commentaries of the Thirteenth Century
• Index of MSS
• Index of Gospel Passages
• Index of Proper Names

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