USE OF ROUEN.
Rouen: ca. 1470.
Manuscripts
CONTRA PETROBRUSIANOS HERETICOS.
Southern Netherlands (Louvain?) or perhaps Northeast France: first half of the 15th century, likely before 1440.
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COMPENDIUM THEOLOGICAE VERITATIS. [with] HUMBERT OF ROMAN-SUR-ISERE. [OPENING TITLE AND PARAGRAPH OF] EPISTOLA DE TRIBIS VOTIS SUBSTANTIALIBUS RELIGIONIS.
Southern Netherlands (Louvain?) or perhaps Northeast France: first half of the 15th century, likely before 1440.
TEXT FOR THE VIGIL AND FEAST OF ALL SAINTS.
Italy: early 15th century.
Italy(?): mid-13th century.
TEXT FROM JANUARY TO DECEMBER.
Germany: late 15th century.
TEXT FROM HOMILY XXVI ON JOHN 20:19-31.
Germany: ca. 1100.
TEXT FROM HOMILY XXXII ON LUKE 9:25-27 & HOMILY XXXV ON LUKE 21:9-19.
Germany: ca. 1100.
TEXT FROM PSALMS 51 & 58.
Germany: early 13th century.
FROM A NOTED MISSAL IN LATIN.
France: mid-15th century.
WITH READINGS FROM MATTHEW 21:35-46 AND GENESIS 27:6-28.
Probably Germany: third quarter of ninth century.
TEXT INCLUDING PARTS OF PSALMS 32:21 TO 38:3.
Southern Germany or Austria: ca. 1150.
TEXT INCLUDING BENEDICTIONS FOR TREES.
Probably France or Rhineland: 10th century.
FROM A COLLECTARIUM IN LATIN MADE FOR A FEMALE RELIGIOUS.
France[?]: ca. 1450.
DE VITA SANCTI MARTINI.
Italy, late 11th or early 12th century.
TEXT FROM PSEUDO-ABDIAS' PASSION OF ST. JAMES.
Probably France: early 11th century.
TEXT FROM A HOMILIARY IN LATIN.
Southern Germany(?): early 12th century.
HOMILIAE IN EVANGELIAS, PART OF HOMILY XXXI.
South Germany or more probably Austria, second half of the 12th century.
France: mid-to-late 12th century.
TEXT FROM HOMILY XXVI, FOR THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER.
Italy, ca. 1150.
TEXT FROM HOMILY XXII, FOR EASTER SUNDAY.
Italy, ca. 1150.
TEXT FROM FINAL DAYS OF PASSOVER.
France: second half of 13th century.
TEXT FROM COMMENTARY ON I KINGS (LINES 185-248),
England: ca. 1375.
USE OF PARIS.
Paris: ca. 1415-20.