Medieval Manuscripts and Fragments at the University of Victoria: An Early Grant of Hubert de Burgh, Constantine the African’s Translation of Isaac Israeli, and a Mendicant Breviary between Italy and Croatia
Date
2016
Authors
Boyarin, Adrienne Williams
Eagleheart, Ravana
Kendrick, James
Ness, Lynnea
Peters, Merridy
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Publisher
Florilegium
Abstract
This essay shares results of an archives-based pedagogical project at the University of Victoria. A brief introduction outlines the University's medieval and early modern holdings and recent instructor-student collaborations; three sections present new findings about a selection of Victoria manuscripts and fragments: a grant of Hubert de Burgh discovered to bear the only known complete seal from Hubert's early career; a single leaf of Constantine the African's translation of Isaac Israeli's Liber dietarium, here identified for the first time; and a Breviary with a calendar that places it at the boundaries of late fifteenth-century Habsburg territories. Transcriptions are included as appendices.
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Manuscript studies, medieval manuscripts, pedagogy, archives, Hubert de Burgh, charter, seal, Constantine the African, Isaac Israeli, Liber dietarium, liturgical calendars, mendicant breviary, University of Victoria Doc.Brown.1, University of Victoria MS.Lat.2 (Codex Lindstedt), University of Victoria Fragm.Lat.4
Citation
Williams Boyarin, A., Eagleheart, R., Kendrick, J., Ness, L. & Peters, M. (2016). Medieval Manuscripts and Fragments at the University of Victoria: An Early Grant of Hubert de Burgh, Constantine the African’s Translation of Isaac Israeli, and a Mendicant Breviary between Italy and Croatia. Florilegium, 33, 193-232. https://doi.org/10.3138/flor.33.009