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A translation and edition of the Sacrorum Parallelorum Liber Primus of Franciscus Junius : a study in sixteenth century hermeneutics
No full textIn his
preface
to the Sacrorum Parallelorum Libri Tres, Junius
expresses
the confidence that, if he has
not attained the
goal
in
writing
the book
which
he
yearned
to achieve,
he has
at least pointed out to
others the
way of proving more successful.
As the first
monograph on
the use of the Old Testament in the New, the Sacri Paralleli
opened up
new exegetical
territory into
which
hosts
of explorers and,
indeed,
settlers
have
since moved.
The
earlier scouts
in this
region often remind us that
they are travelling in the pioneering
footsteps
of
Franciscus Junius.
Thus, Andreas Kesler in the seventeenth
century
makes use of the Sacri
Paralleli,
as
does the great
Surenhusius
of
Amsterdam in the
eighteenth
century.
Even
as recently as a
hundred
years ago
Eduard Bdhl, in the
historical introduction to his
own
dissertation
on the Old Testament
citations in the New Testament,
wrote:
"Dass
ein
Mann
wie
Franciscus
Junius,
welcher mit
Tremellius das berühmte lateinische Bibelwerk
herausgab,
viel
Gutes bietet, lasst
sich erwarten". Yet,
more recent
surveys of past
literature
on the bi-testamental
passages omit any mention
of
the original spade-work
in the field. Ellis, for
example,
begins his
summary of "the more
direct
study of
NT
quotations" with
the notes which
Drusius
wrote around
1594. No
account of such research,
however,
can
justly
pass over the thorough
work of
Franciscus Junius. Some have
considered
it,
with good reason,
the most
important book of one of
the
most
influential
exegetes
in the Age
of
Orthodoxy. As Cuno
observes,
the Sacri Paralleli
were
truly epoch-making
in the history
of exegesis.
The
present study of
the Sacrorum Parallelorum Liber Primus
begins
with a rather
full
account of
the life
of
Junius for two
reasons.
First, there is
no
delineation
of
his life
available
in English longer than
the brief
article
in the New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia
of
Religious
Knowledge.
Secondly, the life
of
Junius
not only
is
very
interesting,
but
also sheds much
light
on
the
rationale of the Sacri Paralleli. There
follow discussions
of
this rationale,
the history
of the Sacri Paralleli
and
the various editions, and
the hermeneutical
principles employed
by Junius
in the Liber Primus. In the course of
his investigation
of the several
editions of
the Sacri Paralleli, the author
has
examined all copies of
the
book
which
he
could
locate in the
public repositories of
Scotland and so
hopes that his treatment may prove useful to the
rare
book librarians
of
the collections concerned.
The translation of
the Liber Primus
was executed on the basis
of
the first folio
edition
(1607)
of the
works of
Junius, this
printing
being
a
reliable, specimen of
the text
and the
earliest copy available
in the Library
of
the University
of
St Andrews. Some
minor
textual
corruptions,
however,
in the 1607
edition
have been
corrected on
the basis
of
the original
edition of
1588. Likewise, the Biblical
and patristic citations which appeared
in the margins of
the
original edition
have been
noted as marginal
references
here, rather than being into the text in the manner of the folio
editions
(which
sometimes match these
citations to the
wrong, sentences
in the text). The translation here,
nevertheless,
follows
the
paragraph
divisions
of the folio
printings, since such
divisions
are so
few in the original edition.
The third volume of this dissertation
contains several pertinent
appendices:
The first is
a photographic copy of
the
specimen of the original edition of the Sacrorum Parallelorum Liber Primus in the possession
of the Library of
New College, Edinburgh. Mention has been
made
in the
course of this appendix
if
a note relating
to
a given page occurs
in the
"Errata", listed
at the
end of the copy of the Sacri Paralleli
used
here.
Copies
of the 1607
printing of the Sacri Paralleli are
available
in
so many
British libraries that to
provide a copy of the Liber
Primus of
that
edition
here
would
be
superfluous.
The
second appendix
is
a photographic copy of the "Praefatio" to the Sacri Paralleli (New Col-
lege
specimen again).
The Roman
numeral at the bottom
of each page
has
been
supplied
here to facilitate
reference
to this "Praefatio" in the course
of
this study.
There follows
an annotated translation of
the "Praefatio"
F.m.VIa.9 (Glossa ordinaria in Digestum vetus cum textu)
No full textGlossa ordinaria in Digestum vetus cum textuLegalCONTENT: Pandectae cum glossa AUTHOR: Franciscus Accursius DATE: Saec. xiv - xv also suggested (MPO). FROM: 1301 TO: 1500 ORIGIN: Italy OTHER NOTES: Also known as: MPO Fr 29592 (CCM Iur Coll 242). Previous shelfmarks: "L", "13", "Iur Coll 9"
F.m.VIa.8 (Glossa ordinaria in Digestum vetus cum textu)
No full textGlossa ordinaria in Digestum vetus cum textuLegalCONTENT: Pandectae cum glossa AUTHOR: Franciscus Accursius DATE: Saec. xiv - xv also suggested (MPO). FROM: 1301 TO: 1500 OTHER NOTES: Also known as: MPO Fr 29593 (CCM Iur Coll 243). Previous shelfmarks: "R", "19", "Iur Coll 6"
F.m.VIa.3 (Glossa ordinaria in Institutiones cum textu)
No full textGlossa ordinaria in Institutiones cum textuLegalCONTENT: Institutiones cum glossa AUTHOR: Franciscus Accursius DATE: Saec. xiv - xv also suggested (MPO). OTHER NOTES: Also known as: MPO Fr 29534 (CCM Jur Coll 141). From same codex: MPO Fr 29536 (CCM Jur Coll 233). Previous shelfmarks: "f", "Iur Coll 2"
Oratio in exsequiis ([Reprod.]) / Franciscus Cardulus
No full textCollection : Italian books before 1601 ; 518.10Collection : Italian books before 1601 ; 518.1
Optimisation of elective care patient allocation over multiple locations based on patient preferences: A case study for Franciscus Gasthuis & Vlietland
No full textWith the implementation of the “Zorgverzekeringswet” in 2006, the healthcare system has changed over the years from a supply-driven system to a more demand-driven system. Service for patients have become increasingly important for healthcare providers, for example hospitals. Due to this change, hospitals experience more pressure to find the perfect balance between the components of the Triangle of Health Care: accessible, cost-friendly and high quality care. In order to improve the accessibility of care for patients, care parties have set up an initiative: “the right care in the right place”(JZOJP). This initiative is setup with the aim to shift the perspective of healthcare providers from their interests and what they have to offer, to what people need from them to live independently as long as possible. Furthermore, transmural care and concentration and decentralisation are also developments to improve the accessibility of care for patients. One way hospitals can contribute to these initiatives and developments is by setting up external outpatient clinics (EOCs). These clinics are located on the edge of their care areas or between hospital locations. These EOCs are set up to provide care closer the homes of patient and to attract patients living on the edge of care area. However, nowadays hospital are more focussed on the service for patients and less on competition with other hospitals. Franciscus Gasthuis & Vlietland is a hospital group in the area of Rotterdam. Franciscus has seven locations: Franciscus Gasthuis, Franciscus Vlietland, EOC Berkel, EOC Maassluis, EOC Hoogvliet Haven polikliniek and het Oogziekenhuis, Rotterdam. The performance of the EOC locations have not yet been researched in detail before. However, after a first analysis of the patient flow it was concluded that the patient flow for Maassluis and Hoogvliet were decreasing. Also, Franciscus believes that the locations are not optimally used due to empty rooms during opening hours and lack of work for employees at the locations. With focus on the service for patients, the increasing pressure on the main locations and the vacancy of rooms at EOCs, Franciscus aims to use the EOC locations more efficient.Transport, Infrastructure and Logistic
Domingo Báñez (1528-1604) and the novus philosophus: Cajetan, Franciscus Toletus, and the (In)equality of Human Rational Souls
No full textThis article takes its point of departure in a puzzle in the little studied De generatione et corruptione commentary by Spanish Dominican Domingo Báñez, first published in 1585. Specifically, five times in the work, Báñez takes as his opponent an otherwise unidentified novus philosophus or novus author. Using parallel texts, I show Báñez’s novus philosophus was none other than the Jesuit Franciscus Toletus. I then trace some of the background to one of the issues on which Báñez criticizes Franciscus: the issue of whether or not human rational souls are equal to one another in terms of substantial perfection. The central place of Thomas de Vio Cajetan in the dispute between the Dominican and the Jesuit quickly becomes clear. In an appendix, I offer complete question lists of the relevant natural philosophical works by Franciscus from which Báñez quotes or paraphrases, i.e. Franciscus’s Physics, De generatione, and De anima commentaries.This article takes its point of departure in a puzzle in the little studied De generatione et corruptione commentary by Spanish Dominican Domingo Báñez, first published in 1585. Specifically, five times in the work, Báñez takes as his opponent an otherwise unidentified novus philosophus or novus author. Using parallel texts, I show Báñez’s novus philosophus was none other than the Jesuit Franciscus Toletus. I then trace some of the background to one of the issues on which Báñez criticizes Franciscus: the issue of whether or not human rational souls are equal to one another in terms of substantial perfection. The central place of Thomas de Vio Cajetan in the dispute between the Dominican and the Jesuit quickly becomes clear. In an appendix, I offer complete question lists of the relevant natural philosophical works by Franciscus from which Báñez quotes or paraphrases, i.e. Franciscus’s Physics, De generatione, and De anima commentaries
Prolegomena in Aphraatis Sapientis Persae Sermones Homileticos
No full textThe German scholar C. J. F. Sasse here in his inaugural dissertation offers a study of the early Syriac author Aphrahat. Writing just a few years after the publication of Wright’s edition of Aphrahat’s Demonstrations (also available from Gorgias Press), Sasse, in the first section of his work, discusses what is known about Aphrahat’s life, then he turns to his main subject, Aphrahat’s writings, the twenty-three Demonstrations, as they are known. He considers their date, style, doctrine, and Aphrahat’s hermeneutical method evidenced in them. In addition, Sasse spends several pages comparing the Armenian translation with the original Syriac, including a list of corrections to the first four homilies. Finally, in the last section, he studies Aphrahat’s biblical citations in comparison with the Peshitta. This early study of Aphrahat has been foundational for later research into this author and it remains a necessary starting point in the secondary literature on “the Persian sage.
De obitu et apotheosi invictissimi Ioannis Tertii Lusitaniae et Algarbiorum Regis
No full textEncadernado con: De magno atque universali cataclysmo / a Cadabale Gravio Calydonio in lucem aeditus. -- Ulyssippone : excudebat Franciscus Correa, Anno 1565 - In librum quartum Antonii Nebrissensis De constructione decem partium orationis Cadabalis Gravii Calydonii lucidissima explanatio. -- Ulyssippone : Ex officina Francisci Correa, Anno 1565 - In praeclarissimi atque beneficentissimi episcopi Iuliani de Alba...elegans ac brevis Apographia / Cadabale Gravio Calydonio authore. -- [Ulyssippone : s.n., 1566] - Rithma en honor, celebridad y recomendación del illustrissimo y reverendissimo señor el obispo don Iulian de Alba / Cadabal gravio Calydonio author. -- En la real ciudad de Lisboa : en casa de Francisco Correa, año de 1566Sinaturas: A-E4, F
De magno atque universali cataclysmo
No full textEncadernado con: In librum quartum Antonii Nebrissensis De constructione decem partium orationis Cadabalis Gravii Calydonii lucidissima explanatio. -- Ulyssippone : Ex Officina Francisci Correa, Anno 1565 - De obitu et apotheosi invictissimi Ioannis Tertii Lusitaniae... / a Cadabale Gravio Calydonio cum scholiis et annotationibus in lucem editum. -- Ulissippone : excudebat Franciscus Correa, Anno 1565 - In praeclarissimi atque beneficentissimi Episcopi Iuliani de Alba...elegans ac brevis Apographia / Cadabale Gravio Calydonio authore. -- [Ulyssippone : s.n., 1566?] - Rithma en honor, celebridad y recomendación del Illustrissimo y reverendissimo señor el Obispo don Iulian de Alba / Cadabal Gravio Calydonio author. -- En la Real ciudad de Lisboa : en casa de Francisco Correa, año de 1566Sinaturas: A-F4Follas impresas polas dúas cara
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