Sacerdos ad altare

Datierung: McDonough (2005), S. 807: das Werk war wohl 1213 noch nicht abgeschlossen.

Lucken, 2013: ca. 1210

Ms.: Cambridge, Gaius and Gonville College, 385 (605), fol. 7ra-67rb.

Ed. in Auszügen: Hunt, T.: Teaching and Learning in Thirteenth-Century England, I. Woodbridge 1991, 250-273.

"Alexander composed the Sacerdos ad altare for internal teaching purposes. Although the treatise has a discernible structure, the unpolished condition of the gloss indicates that it was still a work in progress." [McDonough (2005), S. 807.]

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