Notes On the Early History of the Vulgate Gospels
Notes On the Early History of the Vulgate Gospels
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23 i vi 59* . Xxiv. 34 {iiii ebd. De aduentum 2 [106 B*] Mark xiii. 18] Post v dominicas de aduentum 78 Luke iv. 14 It is clear that we have a complete system for an Advent of three weeks, with two liturgical fast-days for each week. But four of the six weekday Gospels are asterisked, as not corresponding with the summary. On the other hand we find the remains of a fifth week Post v dominicas de aduentum.
1 Secunda is omitted in Y Reg, but is supplied by Burch.
2 Not in Y Reg ; but was thought ...by Dom Morin to belong to N, though in Burch. Only ; but this is most improbable, for it has no Wed. And Fri.
EUGIPIUS AND THE GALLICAN LITURGY 105 It seems that originally there was a longer Advent. The weekdays are apparently Neapolitan additions. We may suppose an original Advent of many Sundays, and only a weekday or two ad libitum, of which 99 or 4 may be remains.
The Gospel for the second Sunday is suspicious, for the word Secunda occurs in Burch. Only, and it is the only agree- ment throughout Advent with the Roman use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 i vi 59* . Xxiv. 34 {iiii ebd. De aduentum 2 [106 B*] Mark xiii. 18] Post v dominicas de aduentum 78 Luke iv. 14 It is clear that we have a complete system for an Advent of three weeks, with two liturgical fast-days for each week. But four of the six weekday Gospels are asterisked, as not corresponding with the summary. On the other hand we find the remains of a fifth week Post v dominicas de aduentum.
1 Secunda is omitted in Y Reg, but is supplied by Burch.
2 Not in Y Reg ; but was thought ...by Dom Morin to belong to N, though in Burch. Only ; but this is most improbable, for it has no Wed. And Fri.
EUGIPIUS AND THE GALLICAN LITURGY 105 It seems that originally there was a longer Advent. The weekdays are apparently Neapolitan additions. We may suppose an original Advent of many Sundays, and only a weekday or two ad libitum, of which 99 or 4 may be remains.
The Gospel for the second Sunday is suspicious, for the word Secunda occurs in Burch. Only, and it is the only agree- ment throughout Advent with the Roman use.
What to read after Notes On the Early History of the Vulgate Gospels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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