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MANUSCRIPTS AND VERSIONS. 129
The date there assigned to it is the last third of the 15th century.
The Ignatian matter (with the Epistle to Polycarp)
is the same as in
the last. The catalogue wrongly describes the Ignatian letters, as
Epistolae ad Mariam. I collated both mss for the end of the Epistle to
Polycarp, and from the close resemblances there and elsewhere I infer
that Briixell. 703 was copied from BruxelL 5510. This book belonged
to the Jesuits' College at Louvain, before it came to the Bibliotheque de
Bourgogne.
6. Bruxellensis 20132, not included in the printed catalogue, but
assigned in a -.to
manuscript catalogue the second third of the i6th
century, and this is apparently about its date. It contains (i) The
twelve Ignatian Epistles, (2)
The Epistle of Polycarp, (3) The correspondence
of Ignatius with the Virgin and S. John. Then follows 'De
vita et moribus saticte marie virginis saticius epiphanius etc' The twelve
Ignatian Epistles and the Epistle of Polycarp appear
to have been
copied directly or indirectly from BruxelL 5510. The book belonged
to the Bibliotheque de Bourgogne.
7. Carolopolitanus 173, in the Library at Charleville, described in
the Catal. Gen. des Manuscr. des Bibl. Publ. des Departem. v (1879), a
foho MS of the 12th century on parchment. The Ignatian matter consists
of (i)
The twelve Ignatian Epistles, (2) The Acts of Ignatius,
(3) The Laus Heronis. It is
immediately preceded by 'Gregorii
Nazianzeni Opuscula' and followed by the Epistle of Pol3'carp.
8. Carolopolitanus 266, described in the same catalogue; likewise a
parchment folio MS of the 12th century. Its contents are there stated
to be (i) 'Eusebii Caesariensis Historia Eccl.,' (2) 'Tractatus ejusdem
'
adversus Sabellium,' (3) Incipit Eusebii PamphiU liber de incorporali
beati Pauli ad
'
et invisibiU,' (4) Incipit de bonis operibus ex epistola
Corinthios secunda,' (5)
The twelve Ignatian Letters.
9. Atrebatensis 51, in the Library at Arras, described in the same
Catal. des Departem. iv. p. 34, a folio ms of the nth century on parchment.
It belonged formerly to the Abbey of S. Vedast or Waast. It
contains ' Flores excerpti ex operibus S. Augustini per Eugippium abbatem.'
At the close are the words ' Explicit. Hie Ingelramni fuit
opus monachi.' After this follow (i) The twelve Epistles of Ignatius,
(2) The Epistle of Polycarp, (3) The Martyrdom of Polycarp.
10. Oxon. Balliolensis 229, at Balliol College, Oxford, described in
Coxe's Catal. Cod. MSS qui in Collegiis Aulisque Oxon. Jiodie asservantur
(Oxon. 1852) i. p. 75 sq as 'codex membranaceus in folio, ff. 171,
sec. XII exeuntis, binis columnis exaratus.' It is one of the books bequeathed
to the college by William Gray, Bp of Ely (f a.d. 1478).
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