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Episode 938: Memory lane

For the last eleven weeks, the A story on Dark Shadows has been about the Leviathan People, a mysterious race of Elder Gods who are trying to retake the Earth from humanity by enlisting a few people in central Maine into a secret cult and saddling them with responsibility for an ungovernable monster. The cultists have agreed to go along with the monster’s murders and other acts of physical…

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Bible leaf with gloss from the 13th century. Beals 17, University of Washington.

A medieval Biblical commentary, the red underlines are an early development of a footnote.  Definitely not a ‘dark age’, this manuscript was produced within the context of the first universities. 

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Ms. Codex 686 - [Abbreviation of Peter of Tarentaise's commentary on Peter Lombard's Sententiarum, libri IV]

This is an early copy of the Sentences commentary by the English Dominican William de Rothwell, probably composed between 1270 and 1280, in France or in Germany. This text is an abbreviation of the commentary of Peter of Tarentaise (Pope Innocent V) on Peter Lombard's Sentences.

Do you want to know more? Click here! Or here for the facsimile.

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ifj. Hans Holbein: Hercules Germanicus, 1519

Luther Márton a képen úgy feszül a kölni főinkvizítornak, Jacob van Hoogstratennek (1460–1527) – vállán oroszlánbőrrel, kezében buzogánnyal – ahogy Héraklész a hidrának. A földön a már legyőzött Arisztotelész, Aquinói Tamás, William of Ockham és Peter Lombard látható.

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Ms. Codex 78 - [Miscellany of works on Catholic doctrine, canon law and religious life]

Let’s study Catholic theology! This manuscript features six works generally concerned with Catholic doctrine, canon law and religious life, including a register of Peter Lombard's four books of Sentences, together with an index to St. Augustine's City of God and other notes. It also includes works by Nikolaus Jauer, Bartholomaeus de Ebraco, and Caspar de Caldrinis, as well as two unattributed works.

It was written in Germany in the first half of the 15th century.

Do you want to see the facsimile? Click here. For additional information, here.

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Ms. Codex 727 -  [Commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard]

Possibly written in Germany between 1360 and 1425 CE, this manuscript is an unidentified Augustinian commentary on the first book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard. It is worth looking at the illuminated initials (in gold, blue, pink, green, black, and yellow) at the beginning of each section.  If you want to see the facsimile, click here, or here for additional information.

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Annotated Sammelband of scholastic works.

900J Hugo Ripelin (von Straßburg) (1200-1268 ): bound with Hieremias de Montagnone (c. 1250/60-1320/1) Epitome al[ia]s Compe[n]diu[m] theologice veritatis non minus publicis concionatorib [us] q[uam] scholasticis proficuum.             Bound with  Epytoma Sapientie : [“Incipit compendiu[m] moraliu[m] notabiliu[m] co[m]positum per Hieremia[m] iudicem de Montagno[n]e ciuem…

Annotated Sammelband of scholastic works.

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Three densely annotated incunabula: Duns Scotus 1477 and Livius 1491 and Juvenal 1497

These three incunabula all have notes deep in the gutters suggesting that most likely they were annotated while still in quires and feasibly disbound. 753J Dunns Scotus, (c.1265-1308) Quaestiones in quattuor libros Sententiarum Petri Lombardi. Ed: Thomas Penketh and Bartholomaeus Bellatus. (part 4). [sAmaritanus ille piissim9~poliatu vides homine·atrociter sauciat Venice : Johannes de Colonia…

Three densely annotated incunabula: Duns Scotus 1477 and Livius 1491 and Juvenal 1497