A New Identification of the Pauline Commentary in Manuscript <i>Oxford Bodleian Library Laud. Misc. 106</i>
Nicolas De Maeyer|Gert Partœns
From the later Middle Ages up until today, manuscript Oxford Bodleian Library Laud. Misc. 106, written at Würzburg around 850, has been considered an important witness of Raban Maur’s commentary on Paul’s letter to Romans (ff . 1v-82v) and fi rst epistle Corinthians 82v-150v). The present article, however, shows that manuscript’s ff 1v-150v have transmitted commentaries Rom. 1 Cor. 4th-century exegete Ambrosiaster. This new identification two major consequences: (1) it enables us offer a better interpretation items in catalogue Cathedral library Würzburg, 1000; (2) till further notice, we do not dispose any for 1:1-8:17. For this part Carolingian scholar’s are thus rely exclusively Colvener edition (1626/1627, reprinted PL 111-112).
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