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摘要
摘要俄克拉荷马城,圣经基金会博物馆,MS 465是一本14世纪的法典,其中包含一位弗拉特·佩特鲁斯的临时整理本。该法典的设计和汇编便于参考个别文本和章节。145篇拉丁语文本涉及的主题源于一年中周日和可移动宴会的礼拜仪式阅读。它们是严格意义上的校勘,通过同样系统的放大形式来阐明主题的严格划分和细分模式来处理简洁的主题。它们的图案与Geraldus de Piscario的Ars faciendi sermones(fl.1330年代)中描述的校勘布局非常相似。
Exegetical Traditions and the Artes Praedicandi in the Collationes de tempore of Frater Petrus (Fourteenth Century)
ABSTRACT Oklahoma City, Museum of the Bible Foundation, MS 465 is a fourteenth-century codex containing the Collationes de tempore of one Frater Petrus. The codex was designed and assembled for easy reference to individual texts and sections. The 145 Latin texts address themes derived from the liturgical readings for the Sundays and moveable feasts of a complete year. They are collations in a strict sense, treating concise themes through a rigid pattern of division and subdivision of topics that are illuminated by equally systematic forms of amplification. Their pattern closely resembles the layout for collations described in the Ars faciendi sermones of Geraldus de Piscario (fl. 1330s).