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这篇文章包含了一篇古挪威圣诞布道的片段的研究、编辑和翻译,该片段保存在哥本哈根大学的14世纪手稿AM 655 XX 4to中。这篇文章现存的部分是根据奥古斯都尼写于12世纪初的《教会文集》中的一篇布道。古挪威布道是霍诺里乌斯对中世纪冰岛和挪威宗教文学影响的重要见证。同一手稿中的另一篇讲道涉及忏悔的主题。这第二次讲道中的两个例子被抄录和翻译在附录中。
An Old Norse Adaptation of a Christmas Sermon by Honorius Augustodunensis
ABSTRACT This article contains a study, edition, and translation of a fragment of an Old Norse Christmas sermon, which survives in the fourteenth-century manuscript AM 655 XX 4to at the University of Copenhagen. The extant part of this text is based on a sermon from the Speculum ecclesiae collection, written by Honorius Augustodunensis around the beginning of the twelfth century. The Old Norse sermon is an important witness to Honorius’s influence on medieval Icelandic and Norwegian religious literature. Another sermon in the same manuscript deals with the subject of confession. Two exempla from this second sermon are transcribed and translated in an appendix.