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Bernardus Claravallensis:
Meditationes de interiori homine. Add: De conscientia aedificanda; Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris; Orationes devotissimae; De ordine vitae et morum institutione; Speculum de honestate vitae; Octo puncta perfectionis assequendae
ISTC No.ib00409500
AuthorBernardus Claravallensis
TitleMeditationes de interiori homine. Add: De conscientia aedificanda; Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris; Orationes devotissimae; De ordine vitae et morum institutione; Speculum de honestate vitae; Octo puncta perfectionis assequendae
ImprintParis : Jean Lambert, for Denis Roce, [after 1500?]
Format8°
NotesPseudo- Bernardus. The true author of De gubernatione rei familiaris is Bernardus Silvestris (Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche. 2 Aufl. (Freiburg 1957-67) Bd.2 col.248). The Meditationes are also attributed to Hugo de Sancto Victore, De conscientia to an anonymous Cistercian of the 12th century, De ordine vitae to Johannes Homo Dei (cf Hillard)
DenmarkCopenhagen, Det Kongelige Bibliotek (imperfect)
GermanyOsnabrück DiözB Trier StB Wesel MartiniK
Number of holding institutions4
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Bernardus Claravallensis:
Meditationes de interiori homine. Add: De conscientia aedificanda; Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris; Orationes devotissimae; De ordine vitae et morum institutione; Speculum de honestate vitae; Octo puncta perfectionis assequendae
ISTC No.ib00409500
AuthorBernardus Claravallensis
TitleMeditationes de interiori homine. Add: De conscientia aedificanda; Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris; Orationes devotissimae; De ordine vitae et morum institutione; Speculum de honestate vitae; Octo puncta perfectionis assequendae
ImprintParis : Jean Lambert, for Denis Roce, [after 1500?]
Format8°
NotesPseudo- Bernardus. The true author of De gubernatione rei familiaris is Bernardus Silvestris (Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche. 2 Aufl. (Freiburg 1957-67) Bd.2 col.248). The Meditationes are also attributed to Hugo de Sancto Victore, De conscientia to an anonymous Cistercian of the 12th century, De ordine vitae to Johannes Homo Dei (cf Hillard)
