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Subject(s)

• Theology—Early works to 1800 [Browse]
• Christian life—Early works to 1800 [Browse]
• Clergy—Early works to 1800 [Browse]

Attributed name

• Augustine, of Hippo, Saint, 354-430 [Browse]
• Pelagius [Browse]
• Fastidius, Bishop in Britain, active 5th century [Browse]
• Pseudo-Cyprian, active 3rd century [Browse]

Contained in

• Multi-title collection including Explicit Crisostimus [sic] sup[er] . Miserere mei de[us] : deo laus and 2 other(s).

Notes

• Signatures: [a-g⁸]. Leaves [a1] ([1]), [c5] ([21]), [g7] ([55]) and [g8] ([56]) are blank.
• Title from incipit on [a3r] (leaf [3r]).
• Imprint details from colophon at end of De singularitate clericorum on [g6r] (leaf [54r]), which reads in full: Explicit Liber beati augustini e[pisco]pi. de singularitate clericorum. Per me Olricu[m] zel de Hanau clericu[m] dioces[is]. Moguntinen[sis]. Anno & c[etera] sexagesimoseptimo.
• Usually (as in this text) attributed to Saint Augustine. GW and Bodleian 15th-cent assigns it to "Pseudo-Augustinus"; the work has also been doubtfully attributed to Pelagius or Fastidius.
• Includes: De singularitate clericorum, [c6r] (leaf [22r]) - [g6r] (leaf [54r]); also attributed in this text to Saint Augustine, but sometimes attributed to Pseudo-Cyprian.
• Initial spaces.

References

• ISTC (BL web catalogue), ia01355000
• Goff, A1355
• BM 15th Cent., I, p. 179
• Bodleian 15th Cent., A-607
• GW, 3038

Other title(s)

• De vita Cristiana
• De singularitate clericorum.
• Augustini Aurelij Ep[iscop]i liber De singularitate clericorum.

Beginning of text on [a2r] (leaf [2r])

Prologus beati Augustini in libru[m] De vita Cristiana feliciter inchoat

In

Multi-title collection including Explicit Crisostimus [sic] sup[er] . Miserere mei de[us] : deo laus and 2 other(s).

OCLC

781377582

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