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AM 677 4to

Homily Book ; Iceland, 1200-1225

Bemærkning

The manuscripts consist of two, originally independent, main sections written by two different hands. The first section comprises the first six leaves, wile the other section comprises the last 35 leaves. Neither of those two parts are complete.

Menota has an electronic, diplomatic edition of the entire manuscript (Leeuw van Weenen, De xii abusivis saeculi, Prosper’s Epigrams, Gregory’s Homilies on the Gospels, Gregory’s Dialogues).

Indhold

1 (1r)

De XII abusivis saeculi

Incipit

„ti af himni“

Explicit

„Cristr fra oss i orðno life.“

Bibliografi

Þorvaldur Bjarnason, Leifar fornra kristinna fræða Íslenzkra1-2

Bemærkning

Contains the end of a pseudo-Cyprian work. The language contains some Norwegian idioms.

Tekstens sprog

Norrønt

2 (1v-6v)

Prosper's Epigrams

Forfatter

Prosper of Aquitan

Rubrik

„liber sancti augvstini qvi dicitur prospeʀ“

Incipit

„Sa a eiɴ við alla omeiܤ“

Explicit

„þótt kostaverkin se unnin.“

Bibliografi

Þorvaldur Bjarnason, Leifar fornra kristinna fræða Íslenzkra2-16

Tekstens sprog

Norrønt

3 (7r-24v)

Omeliae XL in evangelia

Incipit

„ go haft“

Explicit

„undir hans vel|di ero“

Bibliografi

Þorvaldur Bjarnason, Leifar fornra kristinna fræða Íslenzkra19-86

Tekstens sprog

Norrønt

4 (25r-41v)

Dialogi Gregors páfa ens mikla

Incipit

„necquert fiɴ“

Explicit

„sialfs oc sagþiʀ“

Bibliografi

Þorvaldur Bjarnason, Leifar fornra kristinna fræða Íslenzkra102-113, 143-150, 113-120, 87-102, 120-124, 128-143, 124-128

Tekstens sprog

Norrønt

Fysisk Beskrivelse / Kodikologi

Materiale

Parchment.

Antal blade

41.

Tilstand

The manuscript was incomplete when Árni Magnússon acquired it, and despite his inquiries he was unable to discover what was missing.

Historie og herkomst

Herkomst

Written in Iceland in the beginning of the thirteenth century ( Konráð Gíslason 1846 s. xciv , Seip 1949 s. 10 and ( Hreinn Benediktsson 1965 s. xix ). Kålund's dating: c. 1200 ( Katalog II s. 94 ).

Proveniens

On fol. 22v in his catalogue of Icelandic parchment manuscripts, AM 435 a 4to, Árni Magnússon noted thatthe manuscript originates from Kálfafell i Fljótshverfi, where it had been preserved in the church. Ísleifur and the people from Kálfafell were of the opinion that the book contained. Karlamagnús saga.

Erhvervelse

Árni Magnússon acquired the manuscript from the sýslumaður Ísleifur Einarsson.