Paris Bibliothèque Mazarine Ms 3855
From The Seven Sages of Rome
Manuscript Identification
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Latin163
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Ms 3855
Page / Folio range
139v-144r
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Standardised title of narrative
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Further scholarly subgroup (1)
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Latin Version S
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Note
Note: although this text closely follows the Version S pattern, it is not embedded within the Scala Coeli collection of exempla, and was instead transmitted independently. The Liber Septem Sapientibus is here embedded within a miscellany of writings attributed to Seneca (see Cañizares Ferriz, 2011).
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Contents & Additional Texts
Other texts in the Manuscript
2-4: Rubrice epistolarum Senece
4: Extract from De viris illustribus, St Jerome
4-5: Epistole [Senece] ad sanctum Paulum transmisse
6-101: Seneca, letters to Lucilio
101-109: Incipit liber Senece de remediis fortuitorum ad Gallionem
109-110: Liber Senece de beata vita
111-133: Seneca, Declamationum libri duo
133-135: Liber Senece ad Marciam de consolatione filii
135-136: LIber Senece de brevitate vite ad Paulinum
136-139: Liber Senece de ira
139-143: Liber de sapientibus viris. Liber de septem sapientibus.
144: Proverbiorum Senece (liber)Catalogues & Research Literature
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