Grammaticus Proteus, arcanorum Societatis Iesu Dædalus /

Bound in vellum.

Welcome to the new world disorder: conflict and transformation in Ian McEwan’s saturday

Ian McEwan‘s novel Saturday deals with the complex issues of conflict and transformation in the age of terrorism. The plot presents one internal dilemma and several interpersonal altercations that occur within a mere twenty-four hours: a) Perowne (the protagonist) vs. himself, in face of his ambivalent thoughts regarding British military participation in the war in the Middle East; b) The protagonist vs. Baxter, a ruffian from East End, in the context of a car accident; c) Perowne vs. a fellow anaesthetist, Jay Strauss, during a squash game; d) Perowne‘s daughter, Daisy vs. her grandfather, John Grammaticus, both poets and rivals; e) Perowne‘s family vs. Baxter, who intrudes the protagonist‘s house. In this paper, I exemplify, analyse and discuss how: a) Understanding the causes of what we call evil constitutes an important step towards mutual understanding; b) Both science and arts (which Perowne considers, at first, irrelevant) are important elements in the process of transformation; c) Both personal and interpersonal conflicts are intrinsic to human nature — but they also propitiate healthy changes in behaviour and opinion, through reflection. In order to do so, I resort to Saturday, and to the work of several specialists in the field of conflict management.

Ivo Carnotensis, Commentarius in Psalmos (1-129).

Abbaye Saint-Maur-des-Fossés ; cf. B. de Montfaucon, Bibliotheca bibliothecarum, II, 1739, p.1141-1143 : non mentionné. [identification P. Gillon]. Ex-libris : F. 1 : « Sti Germani a Pratis ».

Fragments de manuscrits recueillis par Oberlin.

Contient : Origines d'Isidore ; Priscien ; Alcuin ; Horace ; Lucain ; Offices de Cicéron ; Comput

Boetius in periermenias.

Catalogue de l'abbaye de Corbie (éd. d'E. Coyecque, Cat des mss des bibliothèques de France, XIX, p.XI-XLVIII) 1621: n°298 Ex-libris : f.1 : « liber sancti petri corbeie » ; — « ex Libris S. Petri Corbeiensis » ; — « Sancti Germani a Pratis »

Latin 15035

Contient : I Vie et miracles de s. Robert ; II Commentaire sur Priscien attribué à maitre de Cuiliverby

Latin 15134

Contient : I Doctrinal d'Alexandre de Villedieu ; II Livres 1-16 de Priscien, avec gloses marginales tirées de Pierre Hélie (84) ; Traité de Donat sur les barbarismes (194) ; Énumération de diverses figures (196v) ; Priscien sur les vers de Virgile (197)

[Recueil].

Smaragdus, Liber in partibus Donati (2-78v). - Beda Venerabilis, De arte metrica (79-94v), De schematibus et tropis (95-102). - Audax, De Scauri et Palladii libris excerpta (102v-104). - Alcuinus, Carmen 119, cum commentariis (104). - Priscianus, Institutio de nomine, pronomine et verbo (104-112v). - Grammaticae definitiones [Compilation anonyme] (112v). - Beda Venerabilis, De orthographia (113-127). Julianus Toletanus, Ars grammatica (127v-135v). Le f. 1, mutilé, contient au verso un fragment de texte liturgique, en caroline de gros module.

Grec 2929

ANDRONICUS Callistus peripateticus. De variis poetarum generibus

Shakespeare-museum : eine sammlung neuer und alter, eigener und fremder, prosaischer und poetischer beiträge zur Shakespeare-literatur /

No collective t.p. ; titles transcribed from individual title pages.

Prisciani grammatici De laude imperatoris Anastasii ; et De ponderibus et mensuris carmina /

Greek texts from Byzantine historians included in notes to De laude imperatoris Anastasii.