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PG 1 · cols. 1484–1484
Addenda and Ordo rerum (table of contents) of PG 1
Book I
CAP. XXXVII. — Gratiarum actio lucernalis. 1139
CHAP. XXXVII. — Thanksgiving at the lighting of the lamps. 1139
CAP. XXXVIII. — Gratiarum actio matutina. 1142
CHAP. XXXVIII. — Morning thanksgiving. 1142
CAP. XXXIX. — Impositio manus matutina. 1142
CHAP. XXXIX. — The morning laying on of the hand. 1142
CAP. XL. — Invocatio pro primitiis. 1142
CHAP. XL. — Invocation for the first-fruits. 1142
CAP. XLI. — Oratio pro mortuis. 1143
CHAP. XLI. — Prayer for the dead. 1143
CAP. XLII. — Quomodo et quando oporteat fidelium defunctorum fieri memorias, et quod ex eorum facultatibus sit pauperibus largiendum. 1146
CHAP. XLII. — How and when the commemorations of the faithful departed ought to be made, and that out of their goods something is to be bestowed on the poor. 1146
CAP. XLIII. — Quod impios ex vita decedentes nihil juvent memoriae, vel mandata. 1147
CHAP. XLIII. — That commemorations, or bequests, are of no help to the impious who depart from life. 1147
CAP. XLIV. — De ebriosis. 1147
CHAP. XLIV. — On drunkards. 1147
CAP. XLV. — De recipiendis iis qui propter Christum patiuntur persecutionem. 1150
CHAP. XLV. — On receiving those who suffer persecution for Christ's sake. 1150
CAP. XLVI. — Quod unusquisque, in eo gradu cleri, in quo est constitutus, debeat permanere et ordinem servare, non ad se rapere quae commissa non sunt. 1150
CHAP. XLVI. — That each one ought to remain in that rank of the clergy in which he has been placed and keep his order, not seize for himself what has not been entrusted to him. 1150
Canones apostolici (memorantur tantum, ut alias edendi). 1155
The Apostolic Canons (they are only mentioned, as to be published elsewhere). 1155
RECOGNITIONES S. CLEMENTIS.
THE RECOGNITIONS OF SAINT CLEMENT.
Veterum testimonia. 1157
Testimonies of the ancients. 1157
D. Le Nourry Dissertatio de decem libris Recognitionum. 1171
Dom Le Nourry's Dissertation on the ten books of the Recognitions. 1171
Articulus primus. — Analysis horum librorum. 1171
Article one. — An analysis of these books. 1171
Articulus II. — Quid vetere⟨s d⟩e his libris senserint. 1178
Article II. — What the ancients thought of these books. 1178
Articulus III. — Quid Eusebius, Hieronymus, et Epiphanius de his libris senserint. 1179
Article III. — What Eusebius, Jerome and Epiphanius thought of these books. 1179
Articulus IV. — Sententia Rufini et Photii de his libris. 1181
Article IV. — The opinion of Rufinus and of Photius on these books. 1181
Articulus V. — Sententiae recentiorum auctorum de his libris, et quid de iisdem sit sentiendum. 1183
Article V. — The opinions of more recent authors on these books, and what is to be thought of them. 1183
Articulus VI. — Num aliquid a Clemente profectum his in libris supersit; et quis eorum auctor, ac quo tempore sint scripti. 1184
Article VI. — Whether anything that came from Clement survives in these books; and who their author is, and at what time they were written. 1184
Articulus VII. — Num hi libri ad nos, quales ab auctore prodierunt, pervenerint; ac de eorum utilitate, titulis et editionibus. 1185
Article VII. — Whether these books have come down to us such as they issued from their author; and on their usefulness, titles and editions. 1185
Articulus VIII. — De variis in hos libros notis et observationibus, et de aliis libris ab eodem auctore editis. 1186
Article VIII. — On the various notes and observations on these books, and on other books published by the same author. 1186
Judicium J. B. Cotelerii de libris Recognitionum. 1187
J. B. Cotelier's judgement on the books of the Recognitions. 1187
Gallandii Prooemia. 1187
Gallandi's Prefaces. 1187
RECOGNITIONES S. CLEMENTIS, ex editione E. G. Gersdorf.
THE RECOGNITIONS OF SAINT CLEMENT, from the edition of E. G. Gersdorf.
Praefatio E. G. Gersdorf. 1201
Preface of E. G. Gersdorf. 1201
Praefatio Rufini presbyteri ad Gaudentium episcopum. 1205
Preface of Rufinus the presbyter to Gaudentius the bishop. 1205
Liber primus. 1207
Book one. 1207
Liber secundus. 1247
Book two. 1247
Liber tertius. 1281
Book three. 1281
Liber quartus. 1315
Book four. 1315
Liber quintus. 1331
Book five. 1331
Liber sextus. 1347
Book six. 1347
Liber septimus. 1355
Book seven. 1355
Liber octavus. 1371
Book eight. 1371
Liber nonus. 1399
Book nine. 1399
Liber decimus. 1419
Book ten. 1419
Appendix monumentorum ad Recognitiones. 1455
Appendix of documents to the Recognitions. 1455
Addenda. 1475
Addenda. 1475
FINIS TOMI PRIMI.
END OF THE FIRST VOLUME.
Editors' notes and page, col. 1484
Page
- running head: 1483 ORDO RERUM QUAE IN HOC TOMO CONTINENTUR. 1484
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- other: settle: full_width — on scan page 741 the closing line of the volume stands centred across the full page below the table and is cut by the column crops; completed from the crops of 1483 and 1484 together and set once here, at the end. The printer's imprint beneath the rule at the page foot (also full width) is left out as printer's matter. Letters lost under a stain in "vetere⟨s d⟩e" (Articulus II). Figures read as best seen (3/5 uncertain in 1143, 1155, 1183, 1185, 1205, 1315, 1331, 1355, 1455; 1205 could be 1203 and 1455 could be 1453; the first digits of 1419, 1455 and 1475 are touched by a stain). The whole column is editors' matter, set as this unit's text.