Showing posts with label Old High German. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old High German. Show all posts
Friday, July 1, 2011
Aug 111 description now available
Aug 111 contains an interesting mix of texts, including exegetical manuals by Eucherius of Lyons and Junilius, an Old High German glossary, and two Carolingian visions of the afterlife, in particular Heito's Visio Wettini.
Friday, March 18, 2011
CSG 231 (Isidore's Etymologies) now catalogued
This manuscript of the Etymologies, from late ninth-century St Gall, contains beautiful pen-and-ink illustrations.
UPDATE: CSG 232, the second volume of the Etymologies (XI-XX) is also now catalogued. It contains a Confession formula in Old High German.
UPDATE: CSG 232, the second volume of the Etymologies (XI-XX) is also now catalogued. It contains a Confession formula in Old High German.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Fredegar Manuscript now Catalogued
Full catalogue information (i.e. metadata) is now available for Vienna, Ö.N.B. Cod. Lat. 482, a Reichenau (saec. VIII-IX) manuscript of the famous 'Chronicle of Fredegar'. It contains only the first 3 books (of 4) of this work.
The manuscript also contains a short fragment of Hilarianus' De Cursu Temporum on ff. 59v-61r, though the manuscript used to contain the whole text before the loss of two quires between current quires VIII and IX.
Finally, the final written folio (f. 87) contains part of an Old High German glossary known as the 'Samanunga'.
The manuscript also contains a short fragment of Hilarianus' De Cursu Temporum on ff. 59v-61r, though the manuscript used to contain the whole text before the loss of two quires between current quires VIII and IX.
Finally, the final written folio (f. 87) contains part of an Old High German glossary known as the 'Samanunga'.
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