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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 March 2011
This bibliography is part of the preparation of an edition of Eriugena's Periphyseon (De diuisione naturae) for the series, Scriptores latini Hiberniae, published by the Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies. It supplements the shorter one contained in J. F. Kenney's Sources for the Early History of Ireland, i: Ecclesiastical (New York 1929), and, except in the lists of MSS., does not repeat what is contained there. The letter K against a MS. indicates that it is mentioned by Kenney. Dom Maïeul Cappuyns's study, published in 1933, would have afforded a broader and sounder foundation to build upon, but its bibliographical material, though ample, is not systematically arranged. Kenney supplies the form, Cappuyns the greater part of the matter, the rest of which derives from researches carried out since he wrote.
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page 201 note 1 It bears the Corbie pressmark and is probably the MS. described in the twelfth-century catalogue: Martiani expositio e Iohanne Scoto excerpta.
page 201 note 2 ‘Iépa ou Scot Érigène’, Archives d'histoire doctrinale et littéraire du Moyert Age, VI (1931). P. 279.Google Scholar
page 202 note 1 The MS. is described by van den Gheyn, J., Catalogue des MSS de la Bibl. Roy. de Belgique, ii. Brussels 1902, no. 977, 49–50Google Scholar; and Gasar, C. and Lyra, F., Les principaux MSS. à peintures de la Bibl. Roy. de Belgique, i. Paris 1937, 21–6.Google Scholar
page 203 note 1 Omont, H., ‘Le manuscrit des œuvres de saint Denys l'Aréopagite envoyè de Constantinople à Louis le Débonnaire en 827’, Revue des études grecques, XVII (1904), 230–236CrossRefGoogle Scholar; Théry, P. G., , O.P., Études dionysiennes, i. Paris 1932, 63–100.Google Scholar
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page 204 note 2 Maximus, op. cit., 1115D.
page 204 note 3 Id., 117A.
page 205 note 1 Id., 1112C.
page 205 note 2 Id., 1112D.
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page 207 note 1 Information communicated by Dr. Hunt.
page 207 note 2 Expos, super Ierarch. Cael., P.L., cxxii. 168A, 230B and MS. Douai 202, f. 37v.
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page 210 note 1 Commentarium de scriptoribus ecclesiae anliquis, Leipzig 1722, 234.
page 210 note 2 Shaw, F., , S.J., Appendix to Sheldon-Williams, ‘An Epitome of Irish Provenance of Eriugena's De Diuisione Naturae’, P.R.I.A., lviii C 1 (June 1956).Google Scholar
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page 212 note 1 Confirmed by Professor J. J. O'Meara: Kenney was in some doubt in the matter.
page 213 note 1 L. Delisle, Cab. des MSS., ii. 471.
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page 215 note 2 Ibid., 1027/28, line 35.
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page 215 note 4 Ibid., 50.
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page 215 note 7 Ibid., 84.
page 215 note 8 MS. Munich Clm. 23456, f. vii va., ad fin.
page 215 note 9 MSS. Paris Bibl. Nat. lat. 18061 and Mazarine 786; cf. Théry, G., ‘Existe-t-il un commentaire de J. Sarrazin sur la “Hiérarchie céleste” du Pseudo-Denys’, Revue des sciences philosophiques et théologiques, XI (1922), 61–81.Google Scholar
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page 216 note 2 Dondaine, op. cit., 76, 84 n. 43, 89 n. 67.
page 216 note 3 Listed by Dondaine, op. cit., App. iv and v, 135–8. They add up to the equivalent of 40 columns of P.L., i.e., about a fifteenth part of the whole work.
page 216 note 4 Ch. ix-xvi; P.L., cvi. 29A14 ff.
page 216 note 5 Dondaine, op. cit., 40.
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page 217 note 1 Hartwig, loc. cit.
page 217 note 2 Wattenback, G.Q., ecl. 6, ii. 67; Traube, loc. cit.
page 217 note 3 Dondaine, op. cit., 46 n. 32.
page 217 note 4 Delisle, op. cit., iii (Paris 1881), 35.
page 218 note 1 Op. cit.
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page 220 note 2 Id., 165 n. 4 ad fin.
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page 221 note 1 AA.SS.OSB. s. iv, 2, Praef. no. 135, vi (Venice 1738), xlvi.
page 221 note 2 Op. cit., 98.
page 221 note 3 Id., 77.
page 222 note 1 Id., 234, 235.
page 222 note 2 M. Mélandre, op. cit.; Cappuyns, op. cit., 71–3.
page 223 note 1 Testimonia, 9.
page 223 note 2 Floss, P.L., cxxii. xviii.
page 223 note 3 Traube, op. cit., App., 533.
