EPISTOLAE PAULI GLOSATAE.
Vellum, 13.5 x 9, ff. 212, text 18 lines, gloss 39. 12th cent., very finely
written.
Donor, T. C. S.
From Rochester Priory. On f. 1, at bottom:
Liber de claustro Roffensi per zacariam precentorem.
III.
I cannot identify this for certain in the Rochester Catalogues printed
in Archaeol. Cantiana VI 122, etc.
Collation: 18 - 268 (+ 4 after 7th).
Contents:
Glossa super Epistolas Pauli.
The text in a narrow column on the inner side. The opening of Romans in
coloured capitals (red and blue) and with a large initial P panelled and
flourished.
Gloss begins: Sicut prophete post legem sic et apostoli
I Cor., f. 39b; 2 Cor., f. 83b; Gal., f. 106; Eph., f. 123; Phil., f. 137; Col., f. 145;
I Thess., f. 152b; 2 Thess., f. 157; 1 Tim., f. 162; 2 Tim., f. 172; Tit., f. 177b;
Philem., f. 181b.
183b, 184 blank.
Heb., f. 185, ends f. 212b: intelligitur a roma scripsisse. Gratia sit cum omnibus
uobis. Amen.
By Gilbert de la Porrée (Porretanus, Gilbert of Poitiers) (c.1075-1154).
H. Denifle, Die abendländischen schriftausleger bis Luther (Mainz, 1905), pp. 30, 334.
A.M. Landgraf, Einführung in die Geschichte der theologischen Literatur der Frühscholastik: unter dem Gesichtspunkte der schalenbildung (Regensberg, 1948), p. 80.
A.M. Landgraf, 'Untersuchungen zu den Eigenlehren Gilberts de la Porrée', Zeitschrift für Katholische Theologie 54 (1930), 197-200.