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This paper focuses on manuscript Douai 842, which was copied at the end of the twelfth century at the monastery of Sainte-Rictrude of Marchiennes, Southern Flanders. This manuscript transmits an unknown version of the Liber chronicorum – Compilation B, which originated at the scriptorium of Pelagius of Oviedo (?-1153). After providing a brief description of the manuscript’s structure and contents, I argue that there were at least two versions of Compilation B (rather than just one, as previously believed, represented by the well known copy in Madrid, BNE, 1513), with Douai 842 transmitting the oldest. I contend that this version attests to the existence of a primitive form of Compilation B, representing a distinct branch within the tradition of the Liber. Finally, I suggest that Douai 842 was copied between 1177-1179.
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Pelagius’ Liber Chronicorum Ms. Douai 842 Sainte-Rictrude of Marchiennes 12th-century relations between Iberia Northern France Southern Flanders Codicology
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Furtado, R. (2023). Ms. Douai 842: a new testimony of the Liber Chronicorum by Pelagius of Oviedo. Aevum, 97(2), Artigo 10.26350/000193_000170.
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Vita e Pensiero
