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On a Distich Ascribed to Adam of St. Victor

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 July 2016

Hans van de Wouw
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Institute of Medieval Canon Law Bulletin For 1969
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Traditio , Volume 25 , 1969 , pp. 515 - 517
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1 Ad dict. Grat. p. c. 17; only in ‘Antiquitate et tempore’ ad c. 9.Google Scholar

2 Cf. Singer, , in AKKR 73 (1895) 68 n. 198.Google Scholar

3 Stickler, , in Salesianum 21 (1959) 348.Google Scholar

4 Stickler, , ibid. 349.Google Scholar

5 See Walther, Hans, Proverbia sententiaeque latinitatis medii aevi 1 (Carmina medii aevi Posterioris latina 2.1; Göttingen 1963), nos. 6746, 6771, 30524, with the literature cited; especially Hunt, R. W., in Medium Aevum 16 (1947) 6–7.Google Scholar

6 In a sermon by Odo of Cheriton from the year 1219 (Hervieux, L., Les fabulistes latins IV [Paris 1896] 334); in a manuscript of the Bodleian Library (Hunt, loc. cit. ).Google Scholar

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10 For the link between the ‘vetus homo’ of Col. 3.9 and Adam see e.g. (Pseudo-)Hugh of St. Victor, Quaestiones in epistolam ad Colossenses 15 (PL 175.585): ‘dicitur quandoque vetus homo Adam primus homo.’ On the question of the authorship of these Quaestiones , see Spicq, C., Esquisse d'une histoire de l'exégèse latine au Moyen Age (Bibliothèque Thomiste 26; Paris 1944) 121; Smalley, Beryl, The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages, 2nd. ed. (Oxford 1952) 97 n. 1.Google Scholar