Quelques commentaires inédits des Epîtres pauliniennes au XIIe siècle
Maria Valeria Ingegno
Our study leads us to a few inedited commentaries of the Pauline Epistles, in particular, on First Corinthians, composed by Gratia Dei, Gilbert Poitiers and anonymous author “Glosulae glosularum”. After preliminary chapter wherein we offer general survey commentatorial tradition Corinthians from Marius Victorinus authors twelfth-century, take up question which lies at heart matter : is it possible determine provenance our three ? Which respect first text, after considering various attributions proposed scholars, suggest an identification with otherwise unknown John Poitiers, this basis title ms. Paris, BnF. Lat. 14442 (f. 1 r). In second work attribution commentary Epistles rather than saint-Amand supported, as Heirich Denifle showed begininning XXth Century. third work, monastic origin, related links its massive reutilization it. That would indicative Poitevin confirmed use such texts like “Uita sancti Caesarii Episcopi Arelatensis” Herve Bourg-Dieu’s Paulinian there was very little diffusion his own locality (we have no more two witnesses). Finally, talk about theological School during 12th The sources small importance purposes: brings light those circulated time Poitiers. Further, takes stock patristic (above all Agustin’s, but Ambrosiaster’s also be noted), Carolingians (Haymo, he appears Glosularum”), contemporaneous (the Glossa ordinaria Anselm Radulph Laon, Bourg-Dieu). While exegetical techniques has shown authors’interest letter history, examination biblical pointed unity works, exploit manuscript Dublinensis ou “Codex Armachanus” (9th cent. In. ), edited Gwynn 1913. case glosularum”, dependence indirect - for several specific lessons been influenced K, or Karolinus” ). From data inquire into relations obtaining between north Europe nearer ‘Irish’ foundations …