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101. Deux copies partielles de deux chroniques 'belges'

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UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, Schmitz, Max, UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, and Schmitz, Max

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Fragments de deux chroniques médiévales Compte-rendu dans Bulletin codicologique 2017/2, p. 197*, B 454 (par Antoine Brix)

Published
2016

108. Compte-rendu : Die Schriften des Alexander von Roes und des Engelbert von Admont, Teil 3: Engelbert von Admont, De ortu et fine Romani imperii, herausgegeben von Herbert Schneider, aufgrund der Vorarbeiten von George B. Fowler & Helga Zinsmeyer, Wiesbaden, 2016 (Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Staatsschriften des Späteren Mittelalters, 1) (ISBN: 978-3-447-10082-3)

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UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, Schmitz, Max, UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, and Schmitz, Max

Published
2016

110. Dans le sillage d’Isidore de Séville

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Schmitz, Max

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Engelbert, abbot of Admont (ca 1250-1331), is the author of a large number of works covering a wide range of subjects. Amongst them is an interesting text about the nature of creatures, the Tractatusdenaturisanimalium. Deeply inspired by the Etymologies of Isidore of Sevilla, Engelbert comments in this text different properties of the human nature and describes 243 animals in detail. Despite the existence of 13th century encyclopaedias, which largely deal with these topics of the natural world, he prefers the six hundred years old Origines, as his model to follow. He keeps not only the same general structure, but he chooses more or less the same animals, provides the same type of information and cites the same sources. Surprisingly, almost every contemporary author is ignored. What Engelbert focuses on especially, is a careful selection and reformulation of the information given by his sources in order to make his own text as understandable as possible for a broad public. L’abbé Engelbert d’Admont (ca 1250-1331), auteur de nombreuses œuvres touchant des sujets très divers, a également transmis à la postérité un texte intéressant sur la nature des créatures, le Tractatus de naturis animalium. S’appuyant largement sur les Etymologies d’Isidore de Séville, il commente une série de propriétés humaines et fournit la description de 243 animaux. Malgré l’existence d’encyclopédies quasi contemporaines couvrant ces aspects du monde naturel, les Origines, vieilles de 600 ans, sont pour lui le modèle à suivre, à la fois en ce qui concerne la structure, le choix des animaux, le type d’information à communiquer et les sources citées. Tout auteur contemporain est de facto passé sous silence. Loin d’être un simple compilateur, Engelbert reformule avec soin, sélectionne judicieusement ses informations et veille avec minutie à une compréhension aisée pour un public non averti.

Published
2011

113. Contributions au site internet Luxury Bound

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UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, Schmitz, Max, UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, and Schmitz, Max

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http://www.cn-telma.fr/luxury-bound

Published
2015

116. Zwischen Druck und Handschrift.

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Schmitz, Max

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The contribution describes a recent and valuable acquisition made by the National Library of Luxembourg. Ms 871 is a manuscript that contains three works on the reign of emperor Charles V (1500-1558). The first text on the election and coronation of Charles V was prefaced by Nicolaus Mameranus and written by Georgius Sabinus (in name, but actually by his father-in-law, Philippus Melanchton). The second one, on the coronation of the emperor, was authored by Hartmannus Maurus. They had been published in print in 1544 and 1523 respectively, and were both reprinted in 1550 by Henricus Mameranus. The third text is a history of the abdication of Charles V by Wilhelmus Godelevaeus, first printed in a collective volume edited by Simon Schardius in 1574. The article shows that the manuscript is not a template for a specific print version, but rather constitutes a selective copy of the 1574 volume, which in turn was drawing on the 1550 print by H. Mameranus. A detailed analysis allows to date the manuscript somewhere between the 1570s and 1580s for the first two texts, with an early seventeenth-century addition being the third text. The article traces the provenance of the manuscript all the way back to the Convento de los Trinitarios Calzados, a monastery in Madrid, and follows its trail to nineteenth-century England and late twentieth-century Minnesota until its acquisition made by the National Library of Luxembourg. The interest of the latter being motivated by the origins of the Mameranus brothers: the town of Mamer, close to Luxembourg City. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

119. Contributions à la Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts

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UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, Schmitz, Max, UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, and Schmitz, Max

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http://dla.library.upenn.edu/dla/schoenberg/index.html

Published
2014

123. Contributions au site internet Luxury Bound

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UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, Schmitz, Max, UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, and Schmitz, Max

Published
2014

128. Contributions à la Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts

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UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, Schmitz, Max, UCL - SSH/INCA - Institut des civilisations, arts et lettres, and Schmitz, Max

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SCHOENBERG_226366, SCHOENBERG_226571, SCHOENBERG_226581, SCHOENBERG_226582, SCHOENBERG_226583, SCHOENBERG_226591

Published
2013

133. Le Viridarium du juriste avignonnais Jean Raynaud : une encyclopédie latine du Moyen Age tardif

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UCL - HIAR - Histoire, art et archéologie, Van den Abeele , Baudouin, Ferrari, Michele Camillo, Cavagna, Mattia, Nebbiai, Donatella, Forschner, Maximilian, Schmitz, Max, UCL - HIAR - Histoire, art et archéologie, Van den Abeele , Baudouin, Ferrari, Michele Camillo, Cavagna, Mattia, Nebbiai, Donatella, Forschner, Maximilian, and Schmitz, Max

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Study and edition of an unpublished latin encyclopaedia of the Late Middle Ages called Viridarium. The work is written by the jurist John Raynaud (Iohannes Raynaudus) from Avignon and exist only in one manuscript (Dublin, Chester Beatty Library, WMs 80), the autograph of the author. The thesis contains valuable information about this rather lesser-known author, his other writings, libraries in the Provence at that time and the historical context. Emphasis is put on the various text-sources used by John Raynaud, especially a revised version of the Liber de natura rerum (13th century) by Thomas of Cantimpré, but also the Otia imperialia of Gervase of Tilbury and the Ruralia commoda of Petrus de Crescentiis. The illustration (225 drawings) of the manuscript is also commented on in the thesis., (HIST 3) -- UCL, 2012

Published
2012

135. Article : Sigebert de Gembloux

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UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, and Schmitz, Max

Published
2011

137. Compte-rendu : Fragmente. Der Umgang mit lückenhafter Quellenüberlieferung in der Mittelalterforschung. Akten des internationalen Symposiums des Zentrums Mittelalterforschung der Oesterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien, 19.-21. März 2009, herausgegeben von Christian GASTGEBER, Christine GLASSNER, Kornelia HOLZNER-TOBISCH & Renate SPREITZER, Wien, 2010 (Historische Klasse. Denkschriften, Band 415) (ISBN: 3-7001-6890-X)

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UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, and Schmitz, Max

Published
2011

146. Le Viridarium de Jean Raynaud. Une encyclopédie inédite du début du 15e s.

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UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, XVIIe colloque international de paléographie latine : Les autographes du Moyen Âge, UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, and XVIIe colloque international de paléographie latine : Les autographes du Moyen Âge

Published
2010

147. Le Viridarium de Jean Raynaud (15e s.)

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UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, Dans le cadre du cours : Contacts et échanges : questions approfondies I (HIST 2521), UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, and Dans le cadre du cours : Contacts et échanges : questions approfondies I (HIST 2521)

Published
2010

149. Traduction de comptes-rendus rédigés par Manfred EDER : EHLERS A., Die Ablasspraxis des Deutschen Ordens im Mittelalter, Marburg, 2007 // par Matthias POHLIG : CONRAD R., Lexikonpolitik. Die erste Auflage der RGG im Horizont protestantischer Lexikographie, Berlin, 2006 // par Rudolf LILL : ALTGELD W., MERZ J. und WEISS W., Josef Stangl 1907-1979. Bischof von Würzburg. Lebensstationen in Dokumenten, Würzburg, 2007 // par Otto WEISS : SEMERARO C., Walter Brandmüller scripta maneant. Raccolta di studi in occasione del suo 80° genetliaco, Città del Vaticano, 2009 // par Andreas MEYER : LANZA E., Le carte del capitolo della cattedrale di Verona II (1152-1183), Roma, 2006 // par Alfred WENDEHORST : SCHÄUFELE W.-F., 'Defecit Ecclesia': Studien zur Verfallsidee in der Kirchengeschichtsanschauung des Mittelalters, Mainz, 2006 // par René RICHTSCHEID : COHEN J., Sanctifying the Name of God Jewish Martyrs and Jewish Memories of the First Crusade, Philadelphia, 2004 // par Franz-Josef HEYEN : MÜLLER J. R., Vir religiosus ac strenuus - Albero von Montreuil, Erzbischof von Trier (1132-1152), Trier, 2006 // par Manfred EDER : BREITENSTEIN M., Das Noviziat im hohen Mittelalter. Zur Organisation des Eintrittes bei den Cluniazensern, Cisterziensern und Franziskanern, Berlin, 2008 // par Alfred WENDEHORST : WILLICH T., Wege zur Pfründe. Die Besetzung der Magdeburger Domkanonikate zwischen ordentlicher Kollatur und päpstlicher Provision 1295-1464, Tübingen, 2005 // par Heinz HÜRTEN : HIRSCHFELD M. und ZUMHOLZ M. A., Oldenburgs Priester unter NS-Terror 1932-1945 Herrschaftsalltag in Milieu und Diaspora. Festschrift für Joachim Kuropka zum 65. Geburtstag, Münster, 2006

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UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, Schmitz, Max, UCL - FLTR/HIST - Département d'histoire, and Schmitz, Max

Published
2010

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