Reading and Copying Augustine’s <i>De Ciuitate Dei </i>in ninth-century Sankt Gallen
Marina Giani
The monastery of Sankt Gallen offers a privileged vantage point for the dissemination texts in Carolingian era, thanks to preservation conspicuous portion its medieval library and catalogues. This article focuses on circulation Augustine’s De ciuitate Dei Benedictine during ninth century, is divided into three sections. first aims outline list direct witnesses produced or preserved ninth-century Gallen, by using catalogues as guide. second deals with stemmatic relations these copies extant tradition. Finally, Sangallenses florilegia, homiliaries centones quoting are explored, well some aspects reception Notker Stammerer.
Revue d'histoire des textes