Re-narrativization and manuscript tradition: the case of AN h Esc 60

Pauliat, Marie
(2026) International Medieval Congress 2026 - Panel ‘Re-Narrativizing the Bible in Early Medieval Sermons’ organized by D. Schenk & P. Gemeinhardt, University of Göttingen — Location: Leeds (6.July.2026)

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AN h Esc 60 is the last sermon of the so-called Vienna Collection, discovered by Leroy in the manuscript Wien, ÖNB, lat. 4147 (1435). Until recently, this collection was thought to be the catechesis of a Donatist preacher from the early 5th century. Thanks to the discovery of new manuscript witnesses, another recension of this sermon has been exhumed. Among the rewritten parts are several re-narrativizations of biblical passages. These re-narrativizations can be difficult to understand, even quite surprising: could this shed light on their suppression or rewriting at some point in the manuscript transmission?
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Pauliat, M. (2026). Re-narrativization and manuscript tradition: the case of AN h Esc 60. International Medieval Congress 2026 - Panel ‘Re-Narrativizing the Bible in Early Medieval Sermons’ organized by D. Schenk & P. Gemeinhardt, University of Göttingen, Leeds. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/276862