St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 225, p. 31 – Sammelhandschrift: unterschiedliche Texten zur Synonymik, zur Exegetik, zur Komputistik, zur Heilkunde, zur Hagiographie (älteste Fassung der Lebensgeschichte der Zürcher Stadtheiligen Felix und Regula)
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Pergament · 478 pp. · 25 x 15.3-16 cm · St. Gallen · zwischen 760 und 797
Sammelhandschrift: unterschiedliche Texten zur Synonymik, zur Exegetik, zur Komputistik, zur Heilkunde, zur Hagiographie (älteste Fassung der Lebensgeschichte der Zürcher Stadtheiligen Felix und Regula)
Kurzcharakterisierung:Sammelhandschrift aus dem Kloster St. Gallen, geschrieben in frühalemannischer Minuskelschrift zwischen 760 und 797 mit einer Vielzahl von unterschiedlichen Texten zur Synonymik (Isidor von Sevilla, Differentiae), zur Exegetik (Eucherius von Lyon, Formulae spiritalis intelligentiae), zur Komputistik, zur Heilkunde, zur Hagiographie (beispielsweise älteste Fassung der Lebensgeschichte der Zürcher Stadtheiligen Felix und Regula) usw.(smu)
Standardbeschreibung: Lowe Elias Avery, Codices Latini Antiquiores. A palaeographical guide to latin manuscripts prior to the ninth century. Part VII: Switzerland, Oxford 1956 (Osnabrück 1982), p. 27.
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Zusätzliche Beschreibung: Scherrer Gustav, Verzeichniss der Handschriften der Stiftsbibliothek von St. Gallen, Halle 1875, S. 80-81.
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Online seit: 09.12.2008
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 225
Pergament · 478 pp. · 25 x 15.3-16 cm · St. Gallen · zwischen 760 und 797
Sammelhandschrift: unterschiedliche Texten zur Synonymik, zur Exegetik, zur Komputistik, zur Heilkunde, zur Hagiographie (älteste Fassung der Lebensgeschichte der Zürcher Stadtheiligen Felix und Regula)
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St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 225, p. 31 – Sammelhandschrift: unterschiedliche Texten zur Synonymik, zur Exegetik, zur Komputistik, zur Heilkunde, zur Hagiographie (älteste Fassung der Lebensgeschichte der Zürcher Stadtheiligen Felix und Regula) (https://www.e-codices.ch/de/list/one/csg/0225)
Pergament · 478 pp. · 25 x 15.3-16 cm · St. Gallen · zwischen 760 und 797
Sammelhandschrift: unterschiedliche Texten zur Synonymik, zur Exegetik, zur Komputistik, zur Heilkunde, zur Hagiographie (älteste Fassung der Lebensgeschichte der Zürcher Stadtheiligen Felix und Regula)
Lowe Elias Avery, Codices Latini Antiquiores. A palaeographical guide to latin manuscripts prior to the ninth century. Part VII: Switzerland, Oxford 1956 (Osnabrück 1982), p. 27.
Handschriftentitel:
Isidorus, Differentiae, Allegoriae; Computus;
Eucherius, Instructiones; etc.
Entstehungsort: St. Gall
Entstehungszeit: saec. VIII ex. (A.D. 760-797)
Umfang:
241
Format: ca. 250 x 153-160 mm.
Seitennummerierung: Paginated 1-209, 209a, 210-479, with the last folio pasted to the back cover and left unnumbered.
Lagenstruktur: Gatherings of eight, signed, after two unnumbered quires, in the centre of the lower margin of the last page with Roman numerals (XXIIII ff.) under angular brackets.
Zustand: Parchment often defective.
Seiteneinrichtung:
(197-205 x 105-120 mm.)
in 20-30 long lines. Ruling before folding, mostly on the hair-side, 4 bifolia at a time, with the direct impression on the outer bifolium. Double bounding lines in both margins. Prickings in the outer margin guided the ruling.
Schrift und Hände:
Multiple hands
Punctuation sparingly used, the main pause is marked by the medial point or comma or colon or semicolon, lesser pauses by the medial point. Run-overs are set off by a curved line or by an angular bracket.
Abbreviations include the insular symbols lr, ÷ = autem, est; and the ordinary forms b;, q; = bus, que (and quae); aū and auꞇ̄ = autem; = ber (and bis) ; dr̄ = dicitur ; ee, ē = esse, est; , ꝳ, ꝴ (or with the cross-stroke looped) = men, mus, nus ; = non; i and nr̄i = nostri ; o = omnes; ꝑ (changed from ꝓ on p. 259), , ꝓ, ppꞇ = per, prae, pro, propter; ꝙ, q, quom = qui, quod, quomodo; ꞅɫ, r̄ = rum, runt; seca = secula (cf. assca = assecla); ꞇ̄, ꞇ̓ = ter, tur ; u = uel.
Spelling shows frequent confusion of e and i, o and u, ci and ti.
Script is a roundish minuscule of the Alemannic type, by several scribes: the nt ligature occurs often in mid-word.
The Catechism on pp. 461-473 is by a somewhat later hand; likewise the Passio SS. Felicis et Regulae on pp. 473-478.
Buchschmuck:
Colophons in uncial often touched up with red. Headings in uncial surrounded by red dots or daubed with red, yellow, blue, or violet, or in lines alternately red and green; some in red mixed uncial and capitals or in black hollow capitals filled with red or yellow.
Initials are rather simple, some bizarre, using the plait and fish motifs, occasionally the human face (p. 51); in the chronological tables on pp. 117 ff. the columns are flanked by coloured stripes ending in heads of birds, dogs, and snakes, or leaf motif; blank spaces are here and there filled by little drawings, of hands on pp. 129, 132, 134, of a dog on p. 118; colours used are red, green, yellow, blue, and violet. Ink brown or black.
Spätere Ergänzungen: Numerous corrections by contemporary hands; in large parts of the manuscript chapters were numbered by the St. Gall scribe Winithar who also added some headings (See plate and our No. 893a.) See PDF.
Entstehung der Handschrift:
Written at St. Gall, to judge by the script. A hint as to the date is given by the paschal table on pp. 114-116 which extends from 760 to 797; the cross opposite the year 773 may point to the exact date of writing.
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