Un commentaire des Actes attribué à Raban Maur
Adrien Candiard
Although historiography does not generally mention any commentary of the Acts Apostles written by Raban Maur, two twelfth century manuscripts credit Fulda abbot with a book that greatly contributed to medieval exegesis Luke’s second book, especially through Glossa ordinaria, it largely inspired. If seems be contemporary Raban, however sources used, biblical text and style tend contradict this attribution, despite is only one attested manuscripts. The use Irish origin precise knowledge grammarian Donatus suggest could have been Sedulius Scottus, Carolingian exegete settled on Continent; yet, although many hints point towards hypothesis, no manuscript indication establishes certainty.
Revue d'études augustiniennes et patristiques