Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 302: Old English Homilies, mostly by Ælfric
purl.stanford.edu/cg531kv2466- Title:
- Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 302: Old English Homilies, mostly by Ælfric
- Alternate Title:
- Homiliae Saxonicae (V)
- Language:
- English, Old (ca. 450-1100), German, and Latin
- Extent:
- ff. 6 + 111 + 8
- Dimensions:
- 250 Height (mm) and 165 Width (mm)
- Approximate Date:
- [ca. 1075 - 1099]
- Table of contents:
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- Hexameron (extract)
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, First Sunday in Advent
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Second Sunday in Advent
- Lives of Saints, On auguries
- Baptism
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Christmas
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, St Stephen
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Assumption of St John
- Letter to Sigeferth, adapted
- Homily for the Third Sunday after Epiphany
- Homily for the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
- Homily for the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, Septuagesima
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, Sexuagesima
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Quinquagesima
- Lives of Saints, Ash Wednesday
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, First Sunday in Lent
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, First Sunday in Lent
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, Second Sunday in Lent
- Dominica III in Quadragesima
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Mid-Lent Sunday
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, Fifth Sunday in Lent
- Homily for Friday after the Fifth Sunday in Lent
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Palm Sunday
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, Palm Sunday
- Homily In Cena Domini
- Catholic Homilies, Second Series, Easter
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Second Sunday after Easter
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, In Letania maiore
- Homily for Monday in Rogationtide
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Feria III de Dominica oratione
- Homily for Tuesday in Rogationtide
- Catholic Homilies, First Series, Feria IIII de fide catholica
- Description:
- CCCC MS 302 is an important collection of Old English homilies, mostly by Ælfric of Eynsham (c. 950-c. 1010). It was written in the early twelfth century, probably in south-east England. It contains late Old English spellings, and is an important witness to the use made of the Anglo-Saxon homiletic tradition after the Norman Conquest. It was Parker's fifth volume of homilies in his numeration system.