《佛罗里达自由报》日历注释

IF 0.4 2区历史学 0 MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE STUDIES

TRADITIO-STUDIES IN ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY THOUGHT AND RELIGION Pub Date : 2016-02-25 DOI:10.1353/TRD.2015.0003

S. Ivanov

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本文考察了《佛罗里达书》(1121年)日历中迄今未被考虑的一些旁注，并建立了它们与流行的中世纪12个斋戒星期五文本的联系。日历形式的表示使这些信息与假定发生在3月25日的事件列表并列出现-这可能是发展较长的文本版本的起点，污染了十二个星期五的列表和星期五事件列表。

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A Note on the Calendar of the Liber Floridus

This paper examines some hitherto unconsidered marginal notes in the calendar of the Liber Floridus (year 1121) and establishes their link with the popular medieval text on the twelve fasting Fridays. The calendrical form of representation makes this information appear side by side with a list of events supposed to have happened on 25 March — a possible starting point for the development of a longer textual version contaminating the list of the twelve Fridays and the list of Friday events.

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