RT Article
T1 In the Margins of the Predestination Controversy: The Manuscript Context of the Hincmar Mock Epitaph
JF The catholic historical review
VO 105
IS 1
SP 52
OP 74
A1 Papahagi, Adrian 1976-
LA English
PB The Catholic University of America Press
YR 2019
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1676783512
AB The predestination controversy, which involved some of the most important figures of Europe between 848-860, also made literary victims. A distich, found in the margins of five manuscripts copied from the ninth to the eleventh century, reads "Here lies Hincmar, a fiercely avaricious thief; the only noble thing he did was to die." By looking afresh at the manuscripts, their context, and their relationships, the present study investigates the vexed question of the authorship of the Hincmar mock epitaph. It also offers the first edition of the text to take into account all manuscript variants.
NO Seite 68-74: Appendix: "Edition of the Hincmar mock epitaph"
K1 Catholic Church History
K1 Epitaphs
K1 Eriugena
K1 Hincmar of Reims
K1 Hincmar, Archbishop of Reims, ca. 806-882
K1 Manuscripts
K1 Predestination
K1 mock epitaph
DO 10.1353/cat.2019.0044