MAQ Sonderband 31 | 2013

Inhalt

Introduction

Medival Miscellanies and the Case of Manuscript British Library, Cotton Titus D.XX*

The Art of Regensburg Miscellanies

Looking for the Purpose behind a Multitext Book: The Miscellany as a Personal „One-Volume Library“

Non-autonomous Texts: On a Fifteenth-Century German Gregorius Manuscript (Constance, City Archive, Ms.AI 1)

The Appearance of Artes praedicandi in Medieval Manuscripts

Creating the Memory of God in a Medieval Miscellany: Melk MS 1 075, Jean de Hesdin (fl. 1350-1370), and Late Medieval Monastic Reform

Multiple Copying and the Interpretability of Codex Contents: „Memory Miscellanies“ Compiled by Gallus Kemli ( 1 4 1 7 – 1 4 80/1) of St. GalP

An Educational Miscellany in the Carolingian Age: Paris, B N F, lat. 528

The Constitution and Functions of Collections of Patristic Extracts: The example of the Eucharistie Controversy (9th-1 1th centuries)

Theological Distinctions, Their Collections and Their Effects: The Example of In Abdiam and In Na um*

The Wiesbaden Miscellany: The Deliberate Construction of a Haphazard Collection

An Interpretion of Brunetto Latini’s Tresor in a Fifteenth-Century Miscellany Manuscript

The Romances of British Library, Cotton Vitellius D.III

Index und Abbildungen Sonderband 31