[continued] Hugh of Saint-Victor’s ‘Chronicle’ (De tribus maximis circumstantis gestorum): Kingdoms of the world
Edited by Lars Boje Mortensen, ‘Hugh of St Victor on secular history. A preliminary edition of chapters
from his Chronica’, Cahiers de l’Institut du Moyen-Âge Grec et
Latin, 62 (1992) 3–30, 8–18. The second and third columns correspond with
p.10 of Mortensen’s primary MS. The first column goes further than first eight kings
(all called Ptolemy) under the name Lagide (‘Lagid’ dynasty,
an alternative name for the Ptolemaic dynasty), and includes the four rulers (ending
with Cleopatra) in the first column of p.11 in Mortensen’s primary MS (under the
title Lagide in Egypto) (Mortensen, ‘Hugh of St Victor’,
10–12).
Omitted initial letters (ce in the right margin) in
the name of the first king [Ce]crops
in the second column are supplied by a later scribe.
[continued] Hugh of Saint-Victor’s ‘Chronicle’ (De tribus maximis circumstantis gestorum): Kingdoms of the world
Edited by Lars Boje Mortensen, ‘Hugh of St Victor on secular history. A preliminary edition of chapters
from his Chronica’, Cahiers de l’Institut du Moyen-Âge Grec et
Latin, 62 (1992) 3–30, 8–18. The second and third columns correspond with
p.10 of Mortensen’s primary MS. The first column goes further than first eight kings
(all called Ptolemy) under the name Lagide (‘Lagid’ dynasty,
an alternative name for the Ptolemaic dynasty), and includes the four rulers (ending
with Cleopatra) in the first column of p.11 in Mortensen’s primary MS (under the
title Lagide in Egypto) (Mortensen, ‘Hugh of St Victor’,
10–12).
Omitted initial letters (ce in the right margin) in
the name of the first king [Ce]crops
in the second column are supplied by a later scribe.