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Hundert Jahre Philosophische Bibliothek. 1868 - 1968. Feier am 17. Oktober 1968 im Festsaal der Patriotischen Gesellschaft Hamburg. Begrüßung von Richard Meiner. Ansprachen u.a.: Friedhelm Nicolin: Hegels Werke und die hundertjährige Philosophische Bibliothek. - Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker: Die Rolle der Tradition in der Philosophie.
Hamburg, Felix Meiner Verlag, 1968. 43 pp. + 2 pages of photographs. Good, clean copy. Paperback. German. Festschrift.
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Catalogue: Philosophy
Writings Ascribed to Richard Rolle, Hermit of Hampole and Materials for His Biography
New York, Kraus Reprint Corporation, 1966. [xvi] 568p. original stiff printed wrappers. Reprint of the 1927 edition. (The Modern Language Association of America monograph series, 3). .
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Keywords: Rolle Mediaeval Religion England
Richard Rolle's Melody of Love. A Study and Translation with Manuscript and Musical Contexts.
Brepols Publishers, 2018 468 pagina's, In English, Hardback. ISBN 9780888442123.
¶ The Melos amoris stands as the most daring literary achievement of medieval England's most influential mystic, Richard Rolle. Full of autobiographical glimpses and spiritual rhapsodies, this sustained etude in alliterative, rhythmic Latin prose contains Rolle's first public account of his profoundly sensory mystical experience. The current volume provides the first full translation of this unstudied masterpiece into English, in alliterative prose that mirrors the original. As Rolle defends himself against controversy, he offers detailed descriptions of the spiritual fire, sweetness, and song that characterize his mysticism, amid a labyrinthine weave of scriptural exegesis, personal narrative, and inspired utterance. Among his longest and most literary works, the Melos amoris has long been derogated as a frivolous gaud of the hermit's youth. Read more generously, it offers a key to the corpus of Rolle's Latin writings and opens crucial insight into his mystical discipline and the spiritual practices and experiences that stemmed from that discipline in the later Middle Ages. Richard Rolle's Melody of Love offers manifold pathways into the Melos amoris and its world. A quintet of appendices offers an edition of a spurious chapter, marginalia and music found in one key manuscript, reconstructions of early fourteenth-century Anglo-Latin songs and recitations, and guidance through Rolle's unusual Latin vocabulary. These materials are supported by a companion website offering audio recordings by Sine Nomine, the early music ensemble-in-residence at the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, and a range of additional contextual matter. Conceived with student and scholar alike in mind, this multidisciplinary, multimedia project holds rewards for researchers not only of medieval literature, but also of medieval music, embodiment, theology, popular spirituality, and cultural history.
¶ The Melos amoris stands as the most daring literary achievement of medieval England's most influential mystic, Richard Rolle. Full of autobiographical glimpses and spiritual rhapsodies, this sustained etude in alliterative, rhythmic Latin prose contains Rolle's first public account of his profoundly sensory mystical experience. The current volume provides the first full translation of this unstudied masterpiece into English, in alliterative prose that mirrors the original. As Rolle defends himself against controversy, he offers detailed descriptions of the spiritual fire, sweetness, and song that characterize his mysticism, amid a labyrinthine weave of scriptural exegesis, personal narrative, and inspired utterance. Among his longest and most literary works, the Melos amoris has long been derogated as a frivolous gaud of the hermit's youth. Read more generously, it offers a key to the corpus of Rolle's Latin writings and opens crucial insight into his mystical discipline and the spiritual practices and experiences that stemmed from that discipline in the later Middle Ages. Richard Rolle's Melody of Love offers manifold pathways into the Melos amoris and its world. A quintet of appendices offers an edition of a spurious chapter, marginalia and music found in one key manuscript, reconstructions of early fourteenth-century Anglo-Latin songs and recitations, and guidance through Rolle's unusual Latin vocabulary. These materials are supported by a companion website offering audio recordings by Sine Nomine, the early music ensemble-in-residence at the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, and a range of additional contextual matter. Conceived with student and scholar alike in mind, this multidisciplinary, multimedia project holds rewards for researchers not only of medieval literature, but also of medieval music, embodiment, theology, popular spirituality, and cultural history.
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Catalogue: Godsdienst ; Religion ; Religion ; Religion
Keywords: (including ) & ChristianTheology & Theologians Reformation & Counterreformation (. 1300 1648) Classics Ancient Oriental Humanistic Specific genres Poetry & Renaissance (c. ) European (400 1500) : main subdisciplines Social & economic & intellectual
Richard Rolle Postille super novem lectiones mortuorum / Glosses on the Nine Lessons of the Dead
Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, Pages: clvi + 260 pages, Size:152 x 229 mm, Illustrations:12 colour plates, Language:English. *new ISBN 9780888442383.
¶ This volume offers a critical edition and translation of one of Richard Rolle's final Latin writings, together with an extensive historical introduction, notes, and commentary. Rolle works carefully through each word and phrase of the nine passages from Job read in Matins in the Office of the Dead, showing how Job's words could and perhaps should be read and prayed by a true contemplative. By turns preacherly and scholarly, precise and powerfully affective, with frequent recourse to the rapturous experiences of divine love that are now considered the hallmarks of Rolle's mysticism, this late work made the hermit's own preparation for death available for reflection and emulation. This work's influence on the educated English clergy in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries made it a major contributor to Christian attitudes toward death and dying in the later medieval English Church. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Sigla Conventions and Abbreviations Introduction I. Author and Work II. Manuscripts and Early Print Editions III. Classification of the Witnesses IV. The Edition Plates RICHARD ROLLE Postille super novem lectiones mortuorum Glosses on the Nine Lessons of the Dead Lesson 1: Job 7:16?21 Lesson 2: Job 10:1?7 Lesson 3: Job 10:8?12 Lesson 4: Job 13:22?28 Lesson 5: Job 14:1?6 Lesson 6: Job 14:13?16 1 Lesson 7: Job 17:1?3 and 11?15 Lesson 8: Job 19:20?27 Lesson 9: Job 10:18?22 Commentary Appendix: Interpolations Bibliography Index biblicus.
¶ This volume offers a critical edition and translation of one of Richard Rolle's final Latin writings, together with an extensive historical introduction, notes, and commentary. Rolle works carefully through each word and phrase of the nine passages from Job read in Matins in the Office of the Dead, showing how Job's words could and perhaps should be read and prayed by a true contemplative. By turns preacherly and scholarly, precise and powerfully affective, with frequent recourse to the rapturous experiences of divine love that are now considered the hallmarks of Rolle's mysticism, this late work made the hermit's own preparation for death available for reflection and emulation. This work's influence on the educated English clergy in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries made it a major contributor to Christian attitudes toward death and dying in the later medieval English Church. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Sigla Conventions and Abbreviations Introduction I. Author and Work II. Manuscripts and Early Print Editions III. Classification of the Witnesses IV. The Edition Plates RICHARD ROLLE Postille super novem lectiones mortuorum Glosses on the Nine Lessons of the Dead Lesson 1: Job 7:16?21 Lesson 2: Job 10:1?7 Lesson 3: Job 10:8?12 Lesson 4: Job 13:22?28 Lesson 5: Job 14:1?6 Lesson 6: Job 14:13?16 1 Lesson 7: Job 17:1?3 and 11?15 Lesson 8: Job 19:20?27 Lesson 9: Job 10:18?22 Commentary Appendix: Interpolations Bibliography Index biblicus.
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Catalogue: Godsdienst ; Religion ; Religion ; Religion
Keywords: literature Liturgy sacraments & worship
The Melos Amoris of Richard Rolle of Hampole
Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1957. First edition. 1st prtg. 244p. Hardcover; original cloth. Ex-seminary library copy. Old paper label on spine; spine and front cover sunfaded; name stamped on title page; otherwise a clean tight book in very good condition. Text in Latin with notes and commentary in English. Scarce. .
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Keywords: Catholic Mysticism
The Life of Richard Rolle Together with an Edition of English Lyrics
London, Methuen. 1933, 2nd Edition. Hardcover, with dust jacket, 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Book, xx 340pp hardback, grey boards black-lettered in wrapper with closed tears etc, with 8 illustrations including frontispiece some scattered spotting, very good, second printing. Good/Fair.
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Keywords: medieval studies
The Life of Richard Rolle. Together with an edition of his English Lyrics (New for the first time published) (reprint)
New York / London, Barnes & Noble Inc. / Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1969. hardcover without dustjacket, XX, 340 pp.. A reprint from the 1928 edition. (fine ex-library copy; stamps inside; no exterior marks).
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Catalogue: English Literature/History of Literature
Keywords: Middle english, Richard Rolle, Oxford University, mysticism, hermits, church history, Great-Britain
THE LIFE OF RICHARD ROLLE.
London & Toronto: J.M. Dent, 1933. Binding firm, but soiled; internals free and clear of marking; title page in red and black; VERY GOOD CLOTH COPY. Bibliography. Eight illustrations. 340 pages, indexed. Octavo.
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Keywords: mysticism Christian theology English church Rolle
Hope Allen's Writings Ascribed to Richard Rolle: A Corrected List of Copies
Brepols, 2019 Paperback, xxi + 102 pages, Size:178 x 254 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9782503584812.
¶ Summary Richard Rolle was perhaps the most influential English spiritual writer of the late Middle Ages. This volume provides references to the more than 600 surviving medieval books that offer the primary evidence for his works and their transmission. Hope Allen's Writings Ascribed to Richard Rolle, now nearly a century old, is a foundational work of English palaeography. This volume extends Allen's most basic contribution, her catalogue of manuscripts conveying Rolle's works.
¶ Summary Richard Rolle was perhaps the most influential English spiritual writer of the late Middle Ages. This volume provides references to the more than 600 surviving medieval books that offer the primary evidence for his works and their transmission. Hope Allen's Writings Ascribed to Richard Rolle, now nearly a century old, is a foundational work of English palaeography. This volume extends Allen's most basic contribution, her catalogue of manuscripts conveying Rolle's works.
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Keywords: Insular Latin Catalogues an author or group authors Devotional & Schilderkunst kunst paint schilder Beaux Arts Sciences antique antiek deco beeldhouwkunst beelden sculpturen & Architecture schilderen Kunst Fotografie Art Histoire et patrimoine Nouveautés
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Richard Rolle Prose and Verse Edited from Ms Longleat 29 and Related Manuscripts (Early English Text Society 293)
Oxford University Press [&] Early English Text Society, 1988. 1st edn. 8vo. Original gilt lettered brown cloth (Fine), no dustwrapper. Pp. xcvi + 270, illus with b&w frontispiece and map (previous owner's neat inscription on front paste-down). .
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Catalogue: Literature
Editing Medieval Texts An Introduction, using exemplary materials derived from Richard Rolle, 'Super Canticum' 4.
Liverpool University Press, 2015. First edition. 8vo., pp. viii, 183. Hardback: laminated decorative boards. Unused: as new. In the series: Exeter Medieval Texts and Studies.
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Catalogue: British & Irish History & Topography
Keywords: British & Irish History & Topography;Middle Ages & Renaissance
La lyre et le psalterion - essai - La douceur dans " le chant d'amour" de Richard Rolle + envoi de l'auteur - la richesse stylistique et spirituelle de richard rolle (1300-1349), ermite anglais
GALAXIA GUTENBERG, 2024. 2024. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 116 pages + envoi de l'auteur en page de faux titre, voir 2e photo. . . . Classification Dewey : 97.2-Dédicace, envoi. ISBN: 6303370225.
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Richard Rolle The Fifteenth-Century Translations
Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2018 Hardback, Languages: English, Middle English, Latin, XII+370 p., 9 b/w ill., 6 b/w tables, 156 x 234 mm. ISBN 9782503577692.
¶ The volume pursues the restoration of Richard Rolle's contested authority by the mystic's 15th-century translators. This book explores the fifteenth-century translations of Richard Rolle's Latin and English writings into English and Latin, respectively, raising questions about the impact of translation on an author's legacy through the editorial activity of his translators. The volume also discusses Rolle's sensory mysticism ? which was criticized by the ensuing generation of mystics ? whilst looking into the ways in which translations of his work create a fifteenth-century version of Rolle. While the fifteenth-century translations did not represent the standard means of shaping Rolle's authority, this study illustrates individual encounters with Rolle's writings in which interpretation was much more overt than in the devotional reuse of untranslated Rollean material. The volume asks if alternative and perhaps controversial portraits of the same author arise from the translations. Richard Rolle has received many, often conflicting, labels in scholarship: the father of English prose, the first medieval English author, the first known mystic of English literature, the runaway Oxford man, the non-conformist hermit, and the misogynist. This book is located in the context of the late medieval censorship culture which inevitably impacted the translators? treatment of authority, revelatory writing, and theological speculations. The analysis of Rolle in translation highlights the various meanings, practices, and implications of translation in the fifteenth century. Table of Contents Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1: Rolle in Hindsight: Legacy and Translations ?Richard Rolle and his Mystical Experience ?Fourteenth-Century Criticism of Rolle's Mysticism ?Rolle and/in Translation Chapter 2: The Latin Translations of Ego dormio and The Form of Living ?The Latin Ego dormio: Text, Manuscripts, and Translation ?Author/Speaker and Addressee in the Latin Ego dormio ?Rolle's Ego dormio in the Cloister ?The Latin Ego dormio and Universal Salvation ?An Afterthought: The Latin Translation of The Form of Living Chapter 3: Richard Misyn's Translation of Incendium amoris ?Richard Misyn: Hermit and Prelate ?The Manuscripts of Misyn's Fire of Love ?Misyn as Translator ?Misyn as Editor ?Misyn's Purpose of Text Chapter 4: The English Translations of Rolle's Emendatio vite ?Readers and Uses of the English Versions of the Emendatio on the Basis of Manuscript Evidence ?Hiding Translators: Characteristics of the Textual Strategies ?Theological Speculations in the English Translations of the Emendatio ?The Taming of Rolle: Overwriting Affects in the Translations Conclusion Appendix I: Additions in Misyn's Translation of IncendiumAmoris Appendix II: Omissions in Misyn's Translation of Incendium Amoris Appendix III: Different Meanings and Errors in Misyn's Translation of Incendium Amoris Appendix IV: Translations of Rolle's Key Terms Related to Calor in Misyn's Incendiumamoris Appendix V: Misyn's Translation of Rolle's Emendatio vite ?Calor, Canor, and the Bodily Responses to Emotional Fervour ?Calor ?Canor ?Bodily Responses to Fervour (Tears, Weeping and Sighing) Appendix VI: Omissions and Additions in the Version C Translation of Emendatio vite (Tokyo, Takamiya Collection, MS?66) ?Omissions ?Additions Appendix VII: The Version F Translation of Rolle's Emendatiovite ?Mistranslations and confusions in the translation ?Original Doublets and Other Additions Bibliography Index.
¶ The volume pursues the restoration of Richard Rolle's contested authority by the mystic's 15th-century translators. This book explores the fifteenth-century translations of Richard Rolle's Latin and English writings into English and Latin, respectively, raising questions about the impact of translation on an author's legacy through the editorial activity of his translators. The volume also discusses Rolle's sensory mysticism ? which was criticized by the ensuing generation of mystics ? whilst looking into the ways in which translations of his work create a fifteenth-century version of Rolle. While the fifteenth-century translations did not represent the standard means of shaping Rolle's authority, this study illustrates individual encounters with Rolle's writings in which interpretation was much more overt than in the devotional reuse of untranslated Rollean material. The volume asks if alternative and perhaps controversial portraits of the same author arise from the translations. Richard Rolle has received many, often conflicting, labels in scholarship: the father of English prose, the first medieval English author, the first known mystic of English literature, the runaway Oxford man, the non-conformist hermit, and the misogynist. This book is located in the context of the late medieval censorship culture which inevitably impacted the translators? treatment of authority, revelatory writing, and theological speculations. The analysis of Rolle in translation highlights the various meanings, practices, and implications of translation in the fifteenth century. Table of Contents Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1: Rolle in Hindsight: Legacy and Translations ?Richard Rolle and his Mystical Experience ?Fourteenth-Century Criticism of Rolle's Mysticism ?Rolle and/in Translation Chapter 2: The Latin Translations of Ego dormio and The Form of Living ?The Latin Ego dormio: Text, Manuscripts, and Translation ?Author/Speaker and Addressee in the Latin Ego dormio ?Rolle's Ego dormio in the Cloister ?The Latin Ego dormio and Universal Salvation ?An Afterthought: The Latin Translation of The Form of Living Chapter 3: Richard Misyn's Translation of Incendium amoris ?Richard Misyn: Hermit and Prelate ?The Manuscripts of Misyn's Fire of Love ?Misyn as Translator ?Misyn as Editor ?Misyn's Purpose of Text Chapter 4: The English Translations of Rolle's Emendatio vite ?Readers and Uses of the English Versions of the Emendatio on the Basis of Manuscript Evidence ?Hiding Translators: Characteristics of the Textual Strategies ?Theological Speculations in the English Translations of the Emendatio ?The Taming of Rolle: Overwriting Affects in the Translations Conclusion Appendix I: Additions in Misyn's Translation of IncendiumAmoris Appendix II: Omissions in Misyn's Translation of Incendium Amoris Appendix III: Different Meanings and Errors in Misyn's Translation of Incendium Amoris Appendix IV: Translations of Rolle's Key Terms Related to Calor in Misyn's Incendiumamoris Appendix V: Misyn's Translation of Rolle's Emendatio vite ?Calor, Canor, and the Bodily Responses to Emotional Fervour ?Calor ?Canor ?Bodily Responses to Fervour (Tears, Weeping and Sighing) Appendix VI: Omissions and Additions in the Version C Translation of Emendatio vite (Tokyo, Takamiya Collection, MS?66) ?Omissions ?Additions Appendix VII: The Version F Translation of Rolle's Emendatiovite ?Mistranslations and confusions in the translation ?Original Doublets and Other Additions Bibliography Index.
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From Wulfstan to Richard Rolle. Papers exploring the continuity of English prose.
Cambridge 1999. xvi, 176 pp. With 10 ill. Bound.
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Catalogue: English: Medieval
Richard Rolle: Prose and Verse.
Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1988. 8vo.,pp. xcvi,270, brown cloth, gilt, b/w frontispiece; light toning to margins, a very good copy. No dust-jacket.
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Catalogue: LITERATURE