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The article studies the reception of some anonymous notes on the first six days in Genesis and the redemption of sin, which were influential from the eighth to the early thirteenth century. As the original text of the notes is unknown, the study draws attention to two points: first, the manuscript reception, which is both the best assured and the least stable ; and second, the irregularity of the textual relations within that tradition, which constitute an obvious case of incongruous contamin...The article studies the reception of some anonymous notes on the first six days in Genesis and the redemption of sin, which were influential from the eighth to the early thirteenth century. As the original text of the notes is unknown, the study draws attention to two points: first, the manuscript reception, which is both the best assured and the least stable ; and second, the irregularity of the textual relations within that tradition, which constitute an obvious case of incongruous contamination. The notes first appeared (or became current) in Rhaetia or in Gallia Narbonensis during the eighth century. Their diffusion seems to be closely linked to preaching and the education of priests.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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Lateinische Literatur