Writing Religious, Transcultural, Gendered Identities and Alterities in the Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean
Link: Catalogue en ligne de la Bibliotheque municipale L’Alcazar de Marseille BITECA 1679 Bibliography: Catalogue des manuscrits des Bibliothèques Publiques de France. Paris: Plon, Nourrit et Cie. 1886 LIEUTAUD, Victor, «Estudi literari d’un manuscrit català conservat en la biblioteca de Marsella», in Lo Gay Saber. Periòdich literari quinzenal fet per escriptors catalans, mallorquins i valencians,…
Edition: GIMENO BLAY, Francisco, MANDINGORRA, Mª Luz (eds). San Vicente Ferrer. Sermones. Transcripción del manuscrito del Real Colegio y seminario del Corpus Christi de Valencia. Valencia, Ajuntament de València, 2002, 2 vols. (Vol 1: Transcription and studies. Vol 2: facsimil edition). Bibliography PERARNAU i ESPELT, josep, «Sobre el manuscrit de València, Col·legi del Patriarca,…
Sermons by Eudes of Cheriton (c. 1185 – 1247), English magister in theology who taught in Palencia and Salamanca. He is more wellknown as the author of a collection of Fabulae or tales to be used by preachers. The castilian version is know as Libro de los gatos (Book of the cats). The manuscript was…
Contains (f. 201r- 209v) two sermons against the Jews. According to the title of the sermon, they are two of several ‘Sermons against the jews and Moors’, but only this small fragment remains. The sermons contain several references to the Libro de tres creencias by Alfonso de Valladolid. Bibliography: FALBEL, Nachman, “Sermones contra los judíos…
(c. 1389 – 1479) Dominican friar, he studied, lived and taught most of his life at the convent of San Esteban in Salamanca. His works were probably written at the end of his life, between 1460 and 1470. he was also confessor of Leonor de Pimentel, second wife of Juan de Zúñiga, to whom he…
(c.1225 – 1298). Cousin of the famous poet Todros ben Judah HaLevi Abulafia. His moral sermons critized the Jews from Castilia from having a too loose sexual morality [note]Yom Tov Assis, «El comportament…», p. 13, referring to Judah ben Asher’s Zikron Yehuda, num. 91. English translation (fragment): Ray, Jonathan, The sephardic frontier. Ithaca and London:…
( c. 1380/5 – 1450) Matteo d’Agrigento was one of the supporters of the Observant reform in the Dominican order and funded several convents mainly in Sicily. He appears preaching in northern Italy between 1418 and 1425, following Bernardino de Siena and Giovanni di Capestrano. He then went to Southern Italy (Naples, Nocera, Amantea, Cosenza)…
(1420-1484) Dominican friar and bishop of Catania and Cefalù. Manuscripts: Barcelona, Biblioteca de Catalunya, ms. 466. Roma, Vat. lat. 2918, 2934, 3399. Bibliography: Kaeppeli, II, Scriptores ordinis praedicatorum medii aevi. Vol. II. Roma, 1975, p. 440-2.
Latin sermons by Vincent Ferrer. This is one of the latest manuscripts and sermons collection by this important Dominican preacher. ROBLES SIERRA, Adolfo, «Cuatro sermones inéditos de San Vicente Ferrer», in Escritos del Vedat, XXIV (1994), p. 311-358. ROBLES SIERRA, Adolfo (ed.), San Vicente Ferrer. Colección de sermones de cuaresma y otros según el manuscrito de…
(Valencia, 1350 – Vannes, 1419) Dominican friar. He studied in Valencia, Barcelona and Toulouse. During the Western Schism, Vincent supported the faction of Clement VII (and later Benedict XIII, of whom he was the confessor). In 1398, during a severe illness, he had a vision of Christ that commanded him to preach penance to prepare…