Vol. 5; Vols. 1-4 edidit Societas Aperiendis Fontibus Rerum Germanicarum Medii Aevi; v. 5 herausgegeben vom Reichsinstitut für Ältere Deutsche Geschichtskunde;...
Today’s blog is a guest post from Thijs Porck, a lecturer in the Department of English Language and Culture, Universiteit Leiden. This week Erik's tweet on cat-paws in a fifteenth-century manuscript went viral across facebook and the twittersphere when it was shared and commented on by thousands. Follow @erik_kwakkel today for more animal-themed tweets #manuscriptzoo…
C.A.L.M.A. (Compendium Auctorum Latinorum Medii Aevi) is a bibliographical repertory the aim of which is to provide complete bibliographical orientation for all authors who wrote in Latin during the period 500-1530 A.D. (approximately from Boethius to Erasmus).
3.20.37 De uxore leprosi, qui petit habitum monachalem. [1] "Henricus Spalatensis1 civis causa negotionis ivit in regionem longinquam. Postmodum vero ad quandam habuit meretricem accessum, quam coierat cum leproso. Rediit demum infectus et volebat uxore abiti. Illa vero fieri nulla ratione permisit, quia totius rei seriem intellexerat manifeste. Nunc autem mulier ipsa petit a sanctitate vestra, ut firmiter iniungatis archiepiscopo Spalatensi, quod si probari poterit virum taliter fuisse infectus, .B. uxori eius de auctoritate vestra nullius appellatione obstante licentiam conferat, quod alii possit matrimonio copulari."