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Iulianus Toletanus
IULIANUS TOLETANUS
Iulianus Toletanus ( - )
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Formular aus dem Sakramentar zum Festum Symphoriani mart. (22.8.) (1r)
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Iulianus Toletanus: Prognosticum futuri saeculi (2r)
Idalius Barcinonensis: Epistula ad Iulianum episcopum Toletanum (47r)
Idalius Barcinonensis: Epistula ad Suntfredum episcopum Narbonensem (48v)
Quiricus Barcinonensis: Epistulae duae ad Ildephonsum episcopum Toletanus (49r)
Ildephonsus Toletanus: Epistulae duae ad Quiricum episcopum Barcinonensem (50r)
Federproben (9. Jh.), Griffelglossen, z.T. ahd. (51v)
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Hinterer Spiegel: u.a. Federproben in angelsächsischer Halbunziale, 2 Alphabetreihen in karolingischer Minuskel (9. Jh.) ( - )
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Iulianus Toletanus ; Isidorus Hispalensis
Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document originalAppartient à l'ensemble documentaire : PlnskyFAAppartient à l'ensemble documentaire : PlnskyFA03Mécénat : Ce manuscrit a été numérisé dans le cadre de « France-Angleterre, 700-1200 : manuscrits médiévaux de la Bibliothèque nationale de France et de la British Library, un programme de la Fondation Polonsky ».F. 116r-121v, 9r-9v, 114r-v, 2r-7v, 115r-v, 106r-113v, 98r-105v, 90r-97v, 82r-83v : Iulianus Toletanus, Prognosticon (CPL 1258 ; éd. J. N. Hillgarth 1976, CCSL 115) :F. 116r-v : Praefatio (mutilé au début), inc. «... numerositas librorum querenti anime... », expl. debeat publicari sententia » ; f. 116v-117v : Oratio, inc. « Desertum Idumee cecus et morbidus… », expl. « evidentia contueri » ; f. 117v-118r : Table du livre I ; f. 118r-121v : Liber I, inc. « Peccato primi hominis… », expl. « …illam mortem timeamus secundam... » ; f. 9r-v, inc. « …que istam carnis… », expl. « …quando autem in leticiam veniat… » ; f. 114r-v, inc. « …nostra tristicia… », expl. « in patriam regredi ? Quis… » ; f. 2r-7v (avec lacunes au f. 7), inc. « …non ad suos navigare… », expl. « …immortalita<te>… » ; f. 115r-v, inc. « …transcensis etiam similitudinibus corporalium… », expl. « …omnem rationis vim… » ; f. 106r-113v, inc. « …in se contiens… », expl. « …et utique dubitandum… » ; f. 98r-105v, inc. « …non est, quod expressiora… », expl. « …quod in resurrectione… ; f. 90r-97v, inc. « …nec feminae nubant… », expl. « …per oculos cernimus… » ; f. 82r-83v, inc. « …corporales. Sed sicut homines… », expl. « …cuius nullus est finis. Explicit Pronosticorum liber ».F. 83v-89v, 74r-81v, 66r-73v, 58r-65v, 50r-57v, 42r-49v, 34r-41v, 26r-33v, 18r-25v, 10r-17v, 1r-v, 8r-v, 122r-125v : Isidorus Hispalensis, Sententiae (CPL 1199 ; éd. P. Cazier 1998, CCSL 111) : F. 83v-84v : Table du livre I ; f. 84v-89, inc. « Summum bonum Deus est… », expl. « …fortitudinem suam non a Deo, sed… » ; f. 74r-81v, inc. « …a se voluit custodire… », expl. « …per hoc utrisque manet communis et… » ; f. 66r-73v, inc. « …parvulis et perfectis… », expl. « non esse humanae vir[tutis]… » ; f. 58r-65v, inc. « …[vir]tutis ; nam si confessionem… », expl. « …industria quam infirmitate peccare… » ; f. 50r-57v, inc. « …Industria namque peccat… », expl. « …prius est cohibendum a malo… » ; f. 42r-49v, inc. « …deinde exercendum bonum… », expl. « …ad perfectionem pertingere… » ; f. 34r-41v, inc. « …nemo potest, nam quamvis… », expl. « …mentibus humanis inmergunt, praesentiam eius… » ; f. 26r-33v, inc. « …ferre non sustinentes effugiunt… », expl. « …ne forte discussione… » ; f. 18r-25v, inc. « …celestis iudicis reus pensetur… », expl. « …distringendus a plebe est… » ; f. 10r-17v, inc. « …De iracundis doctoribus. Iracundi doctores… », expl. « …qui falsum de alio profert… » ; f. 1r-v, inc. « …sed et his qui cito aurem criminibus prebet… », expl. « …quod electos Dei suis morsibus laniat ac… » ; f. 8r-v, inc. « …per hoc vita impiorum sibi deperit… », expl. « …sine contritione gravi conquirunt, et pro… » ; f. 122r-125v, inc. « …quibus in futuro subplicio poenas dabunt… », expl. « …non quos celestis aula letificandos includit ».F. 125v (addition, XIe siècle) : Legenda rhythmica de sancto Iohanne Colobo (excerptum), inc. « In gestis patrum veterum quiddam legi ridiculum… », expl. « …has stimulantes atterit… » (BHL 4383 ; cf. P. L. 141, 350-351). F. 125v (addition, XIIe siècle) : Planctus In hac die diei (incomplet ; AH 21 n° 44).Le manuscrit a été probablement copié dans l'Ouest ou dans le Nord de la France dans la première moitié du XIe siècle. Il faisait partie de la Bibliothèque Royale sous Charles IX (1550-1574), dont il porte la reliure ; il figure dans le premier catalogue de Rigault de 1622 (cf. au f. 1r la cote « DCCCLII », biffée, et également Omont, Anciens inventaires, II, p. 100 : « Isidori sententiarum libri III. Juliani Toletani prognosticorum libri III. Sermones didactici et ascetici XIX) et dans le premier catalogue Dupuy de 1645 sous la cote 544, dans un premier temps 931 (cf. les cotes au f. 1r « 931 », biffée, et « 544 »). Il reçoit la cote 4344 dans le catalogue Clément (cf. au f. 1r, « 4344 ») et enfin la cote actuelle du fond Latin (« 2835 », cf. recto de la garde supérieure).Lieu de copie : France (Ouest ou Nord
Iulianus Toletanus, ars
Carracedo Fraga, J., ed. (2015), El tratado De uitiis et uirtutibus orationis de Julián de Toledo. Estudio, edición y traducción, Santiago de Compostela, 398 p. Lindsay, W. M., ed. (1922), Julian of Toledo De uitiis et figuris, St. Andrew, 42 p. Maestre Yenes, M. A., ed. (1973), Ars Iuliani Toletani episcopi. Una gramatica latina en la España visigoda, Toledo, cxii & 244 p. Munzi, L. (1980-1981), "Il De partibus orationis di Giulano di Toledo", AION (filol.), 2-3, p. 153-228. Beeson, Ch...
Tres notas
Notas sobre Tácito, "Ann." 2.86, Julián de Toledo, "Hist. Wambae regis, prol.", y Antonio de Lebrija, "De cosmographia".Notes on Tacitus, "Ann." 2.86, Iulianus Toletanus, "Hist. Wambae regis, prol.", y Antonio de Lebrija, "De cosmographia".España. Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia PB 98-115
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counting methods, and high costs of using more realistic citation counting methods that are not well-supported by the ISI databases. It is argued that increasingly available digital full text research papers make it possible for citation analysis studies to go beyond what the ISI databases have directly supported and to employ more
sophisticated methods
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