Svatováclavská úcta v říši před r. 1200 : poznámky k nejstaršímu rukopisnému dochování Crescente fide (Bav.)
| Title in English | Remarks toward the oldest manuscripts of St.-Wencels-Legend Crescente fide (so called Bavarian redaction) |
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| Year of publication | 2013 |
| Type | Article in Periodical |
| Magazine / Source | Studia historica Brunensia |
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| Web | Digitální knihovna FF MU |
| Field | History |
| Keywords | St. Wenceslas; high middle ages; paleography; codicology; cult of saints; holy Roman empire; Přemyslids |
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| Description | The paper is focused on an analysis of eight manuscripts of the Bavarian editions of Wenceslas legend Crescente fide (c. 970) from the period before the year 1200 (today Admont, Munich, Zurich, and the Vatican). The result is the finding that the text spreads especially in the Bavarian area; we know with certainty that the two manuscripts were created in Admont, one was copied in Tegernsee, respectively in Benediktbeuren and the other two may be connected (at least on the basis of paleographic arguments) also with the Bavarian environment. Furthermore we know on basis of the comparison of transcripts that manuscripts Admont 412, Admont 654, CLM 4605 (Benediktbeuren) and CLM 18547b (Tegernsee) are mutually related, while the manuscript of unknown origin CLM 332 is textually close to the Vatican Reginensis Latinus 498. Due to the fact, that it would be difficult to trace the linkage of the majority of manu¬scripts on the Czech or Moravian environment, it seems more likely that the text spreads through a limited number of Bavarian religious centers (Nieder Altaich, Regensburg?). |
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