An Annotated Bibliography of Printed and Online Primary Sources for the Middle Ages
, St. Dunstan's Classbook (Early Manuscripts at Oxford University Website. Oxford University, 2000). View Source Online
Text name(s): St. Dunstan's Classbook; Eutyches; Homily on the Invention of the Cross; Liber Commonei; Ovid's Ars amatoria
Number of pages of primary source text: 94
Medieval Author(s): Ovid
Dates: 800 - 1100
Archival Reference: Bodleian Library MS. Auct. F. 4. 32
Original Language(s): English - Anglo-Saxon / Old English; French - Breton; Latin;
Translation: Original language included.
Translation Comments:
Geopolitical Region(s): British Isles; England; Wales;
County/Region: Cornwall; Glastonbury
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Record Type(s): Literature - Prose Literature - Verse Sermons |
Subject Heading(s): Literature - Other Piety |
Apparatus: Facsimile
Comments:
This manuscript includes several different texts bound together: *St. Dunstan’s Classbook *Eutyches, with Old Breton glosses (9th century) *Homily on the Invention of the Cross, in Old English (11th century) *Liber Commonei *Ovid’s Ars amatoria, Bk. I, Wales (9th century) *Additions related to St. Dunstan, Glastonbury (10th century) The Early Manuscripts at Oxford University website contains extremely high-resolution images of every page of the manuscript.
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Cataloger: MK