Horologium aeternae sapientiae
Contributors: Schmidt, Paul, former owner; Gerson, Jean, 1363-1429; Hugh, of Balma, active 13th century; Pseudo-Augustinus; Pseudo-Bernardus
Published: 14uu
Language: lat; nds
Number of pages: 157
Subjects: Passion; Spiritual life; Early works to 1800; Mysticism; Death; Religious aspects; Christianity; Pastoral theology
Other titles: Qualiter se servus dei debet habere in tribulationibus.; Tractatus de sacramentis clericis.
Work titles: Horologium sapientiae
Notes: Written in long lines by several unidentified hands, chiefly bastard and textualis scripts. Date of 1501, written in a different hand, appears on last folio (f. 157v).

Bound in 19th-cent. vellum with marbled endpapers.

In a tray case, 15 cm.

Bond and Faye, 232.

MS Ger 69. Houghton Library, Harvard University.
Table of contents: title: 1. Seuse, Horologium aeternae sapientiae, II, 1 and I, 10-11 (ff. 1r-23r); title: 2. Pseudo-Augustinus, Speculum peccatoris (23v-34r); title: 3. Pseudo-Bernardus, Meditationes Bernardi (34r-73); title: 4. Gerson, Opusculum triparitum de praeceptis decalogi (73r-91r); title: 5. Qualiter se servus dei debet habere in tribulationibus (91v-94v); title: 6. Tractatus de sacramentis clericis (95-99; 100 blank); title: 7. Passion, fragment in Low German (101r-106v); title: 8. Hugo de Palma, Triplex via (106v-129v); title: 9. Homiletic fragment, in Low German and Latin (129v-132v); title: 10. Theological fragments (133r-157r).