Londres. Wellcome Library, MS.804A

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  • Autre forme de la cote :
    • LONDON. Wellcome Institute for the history of Medicine Library, 50835
    • London. Wellcome Collection, MS.804A
    • LONDON, Wellcome Institute for the history of Medicine Library, 50835
    • London. Wellcome Library, MS.804A
    • Londres. Wellcome Library, MS.804A
    • Wellcome Library, MS.804A
  • Conservé à : Londres. Wellcome Library
  • Auteur : Anonyme
  • Date de fabrication :
  • Composition :
    • 1 volume; Scroleaves gothic char. 125 x 9 cm. On vellum: written on two strips sewn together. There is a small hole affecting the second and third lines of the text. Written on both sides in a neat gothic script: there are 302 lines in all (216 recto, 86 verso), and the poem is unfinished.

Présentation du contenu

Source des données : Jonas

  • Anonyme | Vie de sainte Marguerite
    Incipit référence de l'oeuvre : Apres la sainte passion /Jesuchrist a l'ascencion /Puis qu'il fust au ciel montes / Furent aulcuns de grans bontes

Intervenant

Notes

Source des données : Wellcome Collection - Online Collections

  • Contents

    Vie de Sainte Marguerite in verse, incomplete

    At the beginning above the text is an illuminated miniature in gold and colours, measuring 6 x 5½ cm., somewhat faded and rubbed. It depicts the Saint with a halo, standing and beckoning with her left hand to three sheep in a field, one of them grazing. She wears a close fitting upper garment in pale pink and a pale yellow skirt, apparently laced down the front: she has black pointed shoes. The first initial A is in blue and gold, other painted capitals are in alternate red and blue. Begins: Apres la saincte passion Jhesucrit et lascension. These are the first two lines of MS. 1555 of the Bibliothèque Nationale, as printed by A. Joly. [Cf. entry for MS.804.] Numbers in brackets below relate to the numbered lines in this transcript, though there are variations in the present version. End of recto: De laisse pour votre seigniour [210] Lamite de mon creatour. [211] Beginning of verso: Et quant elle fut releuee [441] Le coulonp unit alie tout droit [442] These contain considerable variations from Joly's text. End of verso: Lors ueissiez epressement [638] De toutes parties ere molt longuement. The second line does not appear in Joly's text. This example of the 'Vie de Sainte Marguerite' does not show many signs of having been used as a Birth-girdle: the text was left unfinished by the scribe. In Joly's Transcript there are 661 verses.

  • Purchased 1929.

Bibliographie

  • Database description transcribed from S.A.J. Moorat, Catalogue of Western Manuscripts on Medicine and Science in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library (London: Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, 1962-1973).
  • Ker, N.R. Medieval Manuscripts in British Libraries. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1969.

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