Guilelmus, de Lancea, ca. 1310: Dieta salutis [Latin]

Bibliography:

• Bloomfield 2301
• Distelbrink 124
• ed. A. C. Peltier, S. Bonaventurae Opera Omnia(Paris, 1864–71), VIII, pp. 247–347

See also:

• Other works with the subject 'christian literature'

Author(s):

• Guilelmus, de Lancea, ca. 1310

Manuscripts:

• MS. Bodl. 29 — Composite manuscript
• MS. Bodl. 400 — 15th century, beginning; English
• MS. Bodl. 980 — 15th century, first half; England
• MS. Hamilton 6 (Digital facsimile online) — Composite manuscript
• MS. Laud Misc. 320 (Digital facsimile online) — Composite manuscript
• MS. Laud Misc. 497 — Composite manuscript
• MS. Laud Misc. 574 (Digital facsimile online) — 1321; France, Paris. The colophon on fol. 105ra indicates that the book was completed in 1321 (a date which is palaeographically acceptable) and corrected on 2 January of the following year. Another Hanapis manuscript, however, which appears to have been produced along with this copy, Troyes, BM, Ms. 1360, has exactly the same colophon on fol. 182r (for a discussion, see J. Destrez & G. Fink-Errera, ‘Des manuscrits apparemment datés’, Scriptorium 12 (1958), 56–93, at pp. 78–83). It appears likely that the date of completion actually refers to the exemplar of both books, and that it was copied mechanically; hence the dating ‘c.1321’.
• MS. e Mus. 191 — 15th century, first half; English
• Merton College MS. 13 — Composite manuscript
• Merton College MS. 85 — Composite manuscript
• Trinity College MS. 42 — Composite manuscript

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