Crusade Propaganda and Ideology: Model Sermons for the Preaching of the Cross

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Eudes of Chaâteauroux
SERMO IV

R2 = Rome, Archivio Generale dell'Ordine dei Predicatori, XIV.35, ff. 27rb-28rb

Additional manuscripts
P4 = Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, lat. 15947, ff. 178ra-178vb
V1 = Vatican, Biblioteca Apostolica, Pal. lat. 452, ff. 145vb-146va

Reference
Schneyer IV, 443, no. 604

Sermo de invitatione ad crucem1
1. Ecclesiastico xxxviii [5]: Nonne a ligno indulcorata est aqua? In hiis verbis breviter vobis ostenditur, quare crucem assumere debeatis: assumptione enim crucis quasi a ligno crucis omnis cordis amaritudo dulcoratur.
2. Legitur iiii Re. iiii [38–40] quod filii [f. 27va] prophetarum congesserant colloquintidas in ollam,2 ut inde sibi pulmentum facerent. Sed postea volentes hanc decoctionem3 pregustare, senserunt amaritudinem nimiam et dixerunt: Mors in olla. Quid per filios prophetarum nisi corda hominum vel ipsi homines designantur, qui, dum sibi volunt querere unde gaudeant, potius inveniunt unde tristentur?
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sermo de invitatione ad crucem R2] sermo de cruce et de invitatione ad crucem P4, de crucem assumentibus V1
2
congesserant colloquintidas in ollam V1] comesserant colinquitidas in ollera R2, coniecerant colinquitidas in ollam P4
3
decoctionem P4, V1] detectionem R2

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Table of contents

  • Title Page *
  • Contents v
  • Acknowledgements vii
  • Abbreviations viii
  • Part I 1
  • 1 - The Authors, the Sermons and Their Context 3
  • 2 - Crusade Sermons and Crusade Model Sermons 17
  • 3 - The Texts and Their Structure 32
  • 4 - Portraying the Crusade 51
  • Part II 69
  • 5 - Notes on the Transcription and Translation 71
  • 6 - The Manuscripts 74
  • 7 - The Sermons 81
  • James of Vitry - Sermo I 82
  • James of Vitry - Sermon I 83
  • James of Vitry - Sermo II 100
  • James of Vitry - Sermon II 101
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermo I 128
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermon I 129
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermo II 144
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermon II 145
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermo III 152
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermon III 153
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermo IV 160
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermon IV 161
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermo V 166
  • Eudes of Chaâteauroux - Sermon V 167
  • Gilbert of Tournai - Sermo I 176
  • Gilbert of Tournai - Sermon I 177
  • Gilbert of Tournai - Sermo II 192
  • Gilbert of Tournai - Sermon II 193
  • Gilbert of Tournai - Sermo III 198
  • Gilbert of Tournai - Sermon III 199
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermo I 210
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermon I 211
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermo II 216
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermon II 217
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermo III 222
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermon III 223
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermo IV 228
  • Herbert of Romans - Sermon IV 229
  • Bertrand De La Tour - Sermo I 230
  • Bertrand De La Tour - Sermon I 231
  • Bertrand De La Tour - Sermo II 236
  • Bertrand De La Tour - Sermon II 237
  • Bertrand De La Tour - Sermo III 242
  • Bertrand De La Tour - Sermon III 243
  • Appendix: the Relationship Between the Crusade Model Sermons of Gilbert of Tournai and James of Vitry 250
  • Bibliography 264
  • Index of Biblical Citations 272
  • General Index 278
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