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CLARE COLLEGE LIBRARY.
35
17. Smaragdi Diadema Monachorum. Kk. 4. 4
Vellum, 12 x 7^, ff. 75, 32 lines to a page. Cent, xi, xii, in a
clear hand, not unlike that of the Christ Church, Canterbury, MSS.
of the period. 2 fo. de eo quod or nec tamen.
There is no donor’s name.
Collation: Is (wants 1 ?) 28-98 io4 (2-4 mutilated).
Contents:
Title in red.
Smaragdus de diuersis uirtutibus hunc libellum collegit. Et nomen
ei Diadema Monachorum imposuit. Quia sicut diadema gemmis
ita et hie liber fulget uirtutibus f. I
Initials in white, green, and purple, with dragon.
Hunc modicum libellum nostri operis.
—de orationis officio capitulum ponimus primum.
Inc. capitula libri diadematis t
1. De oratione ad dominum.
c. De duobus altaribus in homine, etc.
Cap. 1 begins:
Hoc est remedium eius ....... ib
Large initial (Canterbury style) in white, red, green and purple,
containing man and dragon.
The chapters have smaller initials: c. iv. has king with sword and
shield sheltering a dragon under his cloak.
After c. vi these initials seem to be all plain.
The treatise ends on f. 73, which is mutilated:
—gaudium habere mereamur. A(men).
Expl. liber Dia(dematis mjonachorum.
Only fragments of the next two leaves are left.
On f. 73 b and 74 are notes in a smaller and later hand. The first
is a disquisition on forged letters such as St Paul mentions in
2 Thess. The relics of it begin thus :
suos ascribunt nobis et doctrine
t: De qua ipsi uiderint nolentes
dici regnum dei non possidebunt
de regno eiciuntur et diabohtm
mente captus et manifeste insaniens
tur doctrina mea ab inimicis
auli apostoli. Quidam enim sub
ent thessalonicenses quasi iussa
m in secunda epistola quam ad thessa
. aduentum domini nostri ihesu christi.
3—2
CLARE COLLEGE LIBRARY.
35
17. Smaragdi Diadema Monachorum. Kk. 4. 4
Vellum, 12 x 7^, ff. 75, 32 lines to a page. Cent, xi, xii, in a
clear hand, not unlike that of the Christ Church, Canterbury, MSS.
of the period. 2 fo. de eo quod or nec tamen.
There is no donor’s name.
Collation: Is (wants 1 ?) 28-98 io4 (2-4 mutilated).
Contents:
Title in red.
Smaragdus de diuersis uirtutibus hunc libellum collegit. Et nomen
ei Diadema Monachorum imposuit. Quia sicut diadema gemmis
ita et hie liber fulget uirtutibus f. I
Initials in white, green, and purple, with dragon.
Hunc modicum libellum nostri operis.
—de orationis officio capitulum ponimus primum.
Inc. capitula libri diadematis t
1. De oratione ad dominum.
c. De duobus altaribus in homine, etc.
Cap. 1 begins:
Hoc est remedium eius ....... ib
Large initial (Canterbury style) in white, red, green and purple,
containing man and dragon.
The chapters have smaller initials: c. iv. has king with sword and
shield sheltering a dragon under his cloak.
After c. vi these initials seem to be all plain.
The treatise ends on f. 73, which is mutilated:
—gaudium habere mereamur. A(men).
Expl. liber Dia(dematis mjonachorum.
Only fragments of the next two leaves are left.
On f. 73 b and 74 are notes in a smaller and later hand. The first
is a disquisition on forged letters such as St Paul mentions in
2 Thess. The relics of it begin thus :
suos ascribunt nobis et doctrine
t: De qua ipsi uiderint nolentes
dici regnum dei non possidebunt
de regno eiciuntur et diabohtm
mente captus et manifeste insaniens
tur doctrina mea ab inimicis
auli apostoli. Quidam enim sub
ent thessalonicenses quasi iussa
m in secunda epistola quam ad thessa
. aduentum domini nostri ihesu christi.
3—2