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<\/a>In the Series of Seminars on the Evidence of Manuscripts\nThe Parker Library, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
\n(13 April 1990)
\nInvitation<\/strong><\/a> in pdf.<\/p>\n
The previous seminar in the series considered [First published on 22 August 2016<\/em>]<\/p>\n “There will be some informal presentations on aspects of the subject, followed by a general examination of various manuscripts.”\u00a0 Among them are volumes containing works by Martianus Capella, Alcuin, Aristotle, Boethius, Priscian, Bede, and others.<\/p>\n The speakers and their subjects:<\/p>\n As promised in the invitation, we considered a variety of texts and layout at first hand.<\/p>\n We examined:<\/p>\n MS 206<\/a> (collection of dialectical and theological texts) The manuscripts are:<\/p>\n MS 206 = Budny<\/a> Number 16 *****<\/p>\n Invitations were sent to:<\/p>\n David Wilson, Mildred Budny, Tim Graham, Leslie French, Christine Fell, R.I. Page, Vivien Law, John Marenbon, Charles Burnett, Patrick Wormald, Malcolm Godden, Donald Bullough, David Ganz, Simon Keynes, Catherine Hall, and Christopher Page.<\/p>\n Present:<\/p>\n [[
\n\u201cCorpus Christi College MS 139″<\/a> A Twelfth-Century Historical Miscellany
\n(Parker Library, September 1990)<\/p>\n\n
\nMS 153<\/a> (Martianus Capella’s De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii<\/em> and De Martiano<\/em>)
\nMS 449<\/a> (\u00c6lfric’s Grammar<\/em> and Glossary<\/em>)
\nMS 144<\/a> (glossaries and fragments of Priscian’s Institutiones Grammaticae<\/em>)
\nMS 221<\/a> (Alcuin’s and Bede’s Orthographiae<\/em>)
\nMS 352<\/a> (Boethius’ De institutione arithmetica<\/em>)
\nMS 291<\/a> (Bede’s De temporum ratione<\/em> and other computistical texts)
\nMS 260<\/a> (musical texts)<\/p>\n![\"Front](\"https:\/\/manuscriptevidence.org\/wpme\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/02\/MB-Catalogue-Front-Covers-I-II-for-Web-300x209.jpg\")
<\/a>[Note:<\/em>\u00a0 In time, all but one of these manuscripts came to figure in the Illustrated Catalogue<\/a> (2 volumes, 1997) emanating from the long-term, integrated research work on selected Anglo-Saxon and related manuscripts at The Parker Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.\u00a0 (The stages of the research work are recorded, for example, in the Annual Reports to the Leverhulme Trust, described in our Publications<\/a>.)<\/p>\n
\nMS 153 = Budny<\/a> Number 7
\nMS 144 = Budny<\/a> Numbers 6 and 56
\nMS 221, Part I = Budny<\/a> Number 15
\nMS 352 = Budny<\/a> Number 20
\nMS 291 = Budny<\/a> Number 49]<\/p>\n
\nDavid Wilson, Mildred Budny, Tim Graham, Leslie French, Christine Fell, R.I. Page, Vivien Law, John Marenbon, Charles Burnett, Patrick Wormald, Malcolm Godden, Donald Bullough, David Ganz, Simon Keynes, Catherine Hall, and Christopher Page.<\/p>\n