Oxford Bodleian Library Jesus College MS. 111: Difference between revisions

fol. 89v (col. 376 10) – fol. 90r (col. 377, 18): Gyldas hen broffwyt y Brytanyeit: Part of Gildas’s De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae: On the Ruin and Conquest of Britain.

fol. 90r (col. 377, 19) – fol. 90v (col. 380 –to end): Dechreu Cantreuoed Gwyned ae Chymydeu: The Cantrefi (Hundreds) and Commotes of Gwynedd.

fol. 91r (col.381, 1) – fol. 120r (col. 497 – to the bottom of the folio): De Carlo Magno: Tales of Charlemagne: The Pseudo-Turpin (fol. 91r- 98r), Otuel (fol. 98r- 111r), The Song of Roland (fol. 111r- 117r) The Pseudo- Turpin resumes (fol. 117r- 121v).

fol. 121v (col. 498, 1) – fol. 125r (col. 516, 26): Ymago Mundi/ Delw’r Byd: Description of the World.

fol. 125r (col. 516, 28) – fol. 125v (col. 518, 14 Missing text?): A brief Chronicle (from Adam, Christ, Brutus, more detail of the end of Edward I’s reign, into Edward II’s and the period of the Despencers).

fol. 126r (col. 520, 1) fol. 127v (col. 527, 39): Cynghor y doeth...y vab: A Wise Man’s Advice on Husbandry to his Son. The text of Walter de Henley.

fol. 127v (527, 40) - fol. 134v. (col. 555, 9): Chwedleu Seith Doethon Rufein: The Seven Sages of Rome.

fol. 134v (col. 555, 10) – fol. 138v (col. 571, 23): Breudwyt Ronabwy: The Dream of Rhonabwy.

fol. 139r (col. 571a, 1) - fol. 141r (col. 577, 6): Proffwydolyaeth Sibli doeth: Prophecies of the Wise Sibyl.

fol. 141r (col. 577, 7) – fol. 142v. (col. 583, 38): Kyvoessi Myrdin a Gwendyd y chwaer: The Conversation of Myrddin and Gwenddydd his sister. (Poetry).

fol. 143r (col. 584): Gwasgargerd Vyrdin yn y bed: The Diffused Song of Myrddin inthe grave. (Poetry).

fol. 143r (col. 585, 24): Hynn a dywawt seint Awstin am dewder y dayar: St Awstin (St Augustine), concerning the width of the world.

fol. 143r (col. 585, 32): Hynn a dywawt yr eneit: The Soul says this.

fol. 143r (col. 585, 39): Llyma broffwydolyaeth yr eryr ygkaer septon: The prophecy of the Eagle at Caer Septon.

fol. 144r (col. 588, 27): Trioedd Ynys Prydain: Triads of the Island of Britain: Tri dynyon a gawssant gampeu: Three heroes: Hercules, Hector and Samson.

fol. 144r (col. 588, 41): Pann aeth Llu y Lychlyn: The Host went to Scandinavia.

fol. 144v-146v: Trioed: Triads.

fol. 147r (col. 600, 16): Enweu ynys Prydein: The names of Britain’s islands

fol. 149r (col. 605, 1): Pererindod Chyarlys: The Pilgrimage of Charlemagne.

fol. 154v (col. 627): Owein neu Iarlles y Ffynnon: Owein or the Lady of the Fountain.

fol. 161v (col. 655): Peredur.

fol. 172r (col. 697): Llyma Vreidwyt Maxen Wledic: The Dream of Emperor Maxen.

fol. 174r (col. 705): Llyma Gyfranc Llud a Llevelis: The Tale of Lludd and Llefelys.

fol. 175r (col. 710): Llyma dechreu mabinogi: Pwyll penndeuic Dyuet. The Beginning of the Mabinogi: Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed.

fol. 179v (col. 726): Llyma eil geinc or mabinogi, Bendigeitvran vab Llyr: The second branch of the Mabinogi, the story of Bendigeitvran, Son of Llyr.

fol. 182v (col. 739): Llyma y dryded geinc or mabinogi, Manawydan vab Llyr. The third branch of the Mabinogi: Manawydan, son of Llyr.

fol. 185v (col. 751): Honn yw y bedwared geinc or mabinogi: Math fab Mathonwy. The fourth branch of the Mabinogi: Math, son of Mathonwy.

fol. 190r (col. 769): Gereint vab Erbin: Geraint, son of Erbin.

fol. 200v (col. 810): Culhwch ac Olwen: Culhwch and Olwen.

fol. 210 (col. 845): Ystoria Bown de Hamtwn: Bevis of Hampton.

fol. 231r (col 928): Meddygon Myddfei: The Physicians of Myddfai.

fol. 239r (col. 964): Diarhebion: Proverbs.

fol. 242v (col. 975): Imago Mundi: Delw y Byd: The Image of the World.

fol. 248v (col. 998): Zodiacus.

fol. 248v (col. 999): Brut y Saesson: The Chronicle of the Saxons.

fol.254r (col. 1020): Achau: Genealogy. From Arthur and the battle of Badon, ending with King John / Earl of Chester, when active in Ireland.

fol. 254v/ 255r (col. 1022- 1025?): blank.

fol. 255v -263v (col. 1026): Eiry mynyd: ‘Mountain Snow’ and other englynion.

fol. 264r (col. 1057- 1083): 557 proverbs arranged alphabetically.

fol. 271r /278v (col. 1085 /1115): Kymdeithas Amlyn ac Amic: The tale of Amlyn and Amic.

fol. 279r (col. 1117/ 1142): Gramadegau’r Penceirdd The Bards’ Grammar.

fol. 285v/ 302v (col. 1142-1212): Barddoniaeth y Gogynfeirdd Works of the Poets of the Princes.

Catalogues & Research Literature

Catalogue

Https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript 10635 (https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_10635)

Embedded Stories in This Manuscript

Has Short Title	Has Sequence Number	Has Narrator	Has Name Variation
Arbor – The Tree	1	Empress
Canis – The Faithful Dog	2	Bancillas	Bantillas
Aper – The Boar and the Fruit	3	Empress
Medicus – The Doctor	4	Auguste	Augustus
Gaza – The Treasure	5	Empress
Puteus – The Well	6	Lentulus	Lentillus
Ramus – The Branch	7	Empress
Roma and Lupus	8	Malquidras	Malcwidas
Virgilius – Virgil's Marvels	9	Empress
Vidua – The Widow	10	Cato
Sapientes – The Wise Men	11	Empress
Inclusa – The Imprisoned Wife	12	Jesse
Senescalcus – The Seneschal	13	Empress
Tentamina – The Test	14	Meron	Martin

Research Material

Has Research Material Title	Has Research Material Link	Has Research Material Description

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 |Was Translated Or Adapted From=French Version A: Roman des Sept Sages
 |Has Source For Information On Textual Relationship to Broader Tradition=Gadsden (2020)
+|Has Language=Welsh
+|Has Regional Language=Middle Welsh
+|Has Digitisation=https://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/9bf187bf-f862-4453-bc4f-851f6d3948af/
+|Has Modern Edition=Gadsden, Chwedleu Seith Doethon Rufein (2021); Lewis, Chwedleu Seith Doethn Rufein (1925, 1958, 1967); Luft, Thomas and Smith (2013)
 |Has Scribe=Hywel Fychan
 |Has Start Date Of Production=1375
 |Has End Date Of Production=1415
+|Is Date Uncertain=No
 |Has Source For Date Of Production=Gadsden (2021)
 |Has Material=Parchment
-|Has Language=Welsh
+|Has Total Pages In Manuscript=362
-|Has Regional Language=Middle Welsh
+|Has Height=350
+|Has Width=210
+|Has Script Style=Gothic textura
 |Has Literary Form=Prose
+|Has Illustrations=No
 |Has Collation=fol. 1r (col.1) – fol. 8r (col. 30, 12): Ystorya Dared: Dares Phrygius: The Fall of Troy.
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 fol. 285v/ 302v (col. 1142-1212): Barddoniaeth y Gogynfeirdd Works of the Poets of the Princes.
-|Has Script Style=Gothic textura
+|Has Catalogue=Https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript 10635 (https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_10635)
-|Has Total Pages In Manuscript=362
-|Has Height=350
-|Has Width=210
-|Has Illustrations=No
-|Has Digitisation=https://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/9bf187bf-f862-4453-bc4f-851f6d3948af/
-|Has Modern Edition=Gadsden, Chwedleu Seith Doethon Rufein (2021); Lewis, Chwedleu Seith Doethn Rufein (1925, 1958, 1967); Luft, Thomas and Smith (2013)
-|Has Modern Research Literature=Gadsden (2020); Huws (2000); Evans (1903); Gadsden (2021); Try (2015)
-|Has Catalogue=https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_10635
-|Has Note=(Entered by Ava Byrne)
-A note on dating: Gadsden (2021) uses the manuscript context, and the final entry of one the chronicles included in the ''Llyfr Coch Hergest'' (The Red Book of Hergest), as the manuscript is known, to date the text. The final chronicle entry is 1382; additionally, the scribe's patron, Hopcyn ap Tomas of Ynysforgan, for whom the text may have been composed, died in 1405. This places the likely period of composition at 'the turn of the century' (Gadsden p. 36).
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 |Has Short Title=Vidua
 |Has Sequence Number=10
-|Has Narrator=Caton
+|Has Narrator=Cato
-|Has Name Variation=Cato
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