The Augustinian Reform, the Panormia Glosses, and Reading the Bible in the Medieval Latin Liturgy of Jerusalem
Sebastián Salvadó
This study aims to discuss some of the intellectual traditions informing liturgical rites instituted by Latin clergy Outremer. At height clerical reform’s proliferation in Western Europe, 1114, canons Church Holy Sepulchre Jerusalem adopted rule Augustinian rule. Recent scholarship reveals how ordinal (Rome, Bib. Vat. Barb. Lat. 659) contains a passage prescriptions copied from Panormia, twelfth-century collection canon law long associated with Ivo Chartres. stipulates distribution biblical readings for entire year, accompanying chants, and introduces novel glosses on season’s devotional meanings. A comparative analysis this text practices continental sister rites, discussion patristic texts used interpret Biblical it stipulates, allows present demonstrate two conclusions: The marked influence reform rite Jerusalem, also equally significant, distinctiveness liturgy’s character comparison European counterparts.
Revue d'études augustiniennes et patristiques