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Matthaeus Paris a seipso pictus (*Historia Anglorum*: BL Royal 14.C.vii fol. 6r)

Heraclius cum capite Sancti Albani a Matthaeo Paris pictus (*Vie de Seint Auban*: Coll. Trin. Dubl. E.I.40)

Matthaeus Parisiensis seu Paris, origine ut videtur Anglus^[1] (natus anno circiter 1200; mortuus 1259) fuit monachus Benedictinus, rerum gestarum scriptor et pictor librorum qui apud Abbatiam Sancti Albani in comitatu Hertfordiensi habitavit. Ex omnibus eius operibus, Latine et Anglonormannice scriptis, Chronica maiora saepissime citantur.

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↑ "There seems no reason to infer from the name by which he was commonly known that this famous English historian was directly connected with Paris either by birth or education": Catholic Encyclopedia

Bibliographia

"Matthew Paris" in Commentatio in The Catholic Encyclopedia: an international work of reference (Novi Eboraci: Appleton, 1907–1914) (Anglice)

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Matthaeum Paris spectant.

De Matthaeo Paris apud universitatum Stanfordiensem
De Matthaeo Paris apud ARLIMA
Itinerarium Palaestinense apud Bibliothecam Britannicam

[1] "There seems no reason to infer from the name by which he was commonly known that this famous English historian was directly connected with Paris either by birth or education": Catholic Encyclopedia

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 [[Image:DublinTrinityCollegeMSEi40LifeAlbanFol38vHeracliusTakesDownAlbansHead.jpg|thumb|Heraclius cum capite [[Sanctus Albanus|Sancti Albani]] a Matthaeo Paris pictus (''[[Vita Sancti Albani|Vie de Seint Auban]]'': Coll. Trin. Dubl. E.I.40)]]
-'''Matthaeus Paris''', interdum ''Parisiensis'' appellatus sed origine ut videtur [[Anglia|Anglus]]<ref>"''There seems no reason to infer from the name by which he was commonly known that this famous English historian was directly connected with Paris either by birth or education''": ''Catholic Encyclopedia''</ref> (natus anno circiter 1200; mortuus [[1259]]) fuit monachus [[Benedictini|Benedictinus]], [[rerum gestarum scriptor]] et pictor librorum qui apud [[Abbatia Sancti Albani|Abbatiam Sancti Albani]] in comitatu [[Hertfordia comitatus|Hertfordia]] habitavit. Ex omnibus eius operibus, [[Latine]] et [[Anglonormannice]] scriptis, ''[[Chronica maiora (Paris)|Chronica maiora]]'' saepissime citantur.
+'''Matthaeus Parisiensis''' seu '''Paris''', origine ut videtur [[Anglia|Anglus]]<ref>"''There seems no reason to infer from the name by which he was commonly known that this famous English historian was directly connected with Paris either by birth or education''": ''Catholic Encyclopedia''</ref> (natus anno circiter 1200; mortuus [[1259]]) fuit monachus [[Benedictini|Benedictinus]], [[rerum gestarum scriptor]] et pictor librorum qui apud [[Abbatia Sancti Albani|Abbatiam Sancti Albani]] in comitatu [[Hertfordiensis comitatus|Hertfordiensi]] habitavit. Ex omnibus eius operibus, [[Latine]] et [[Anglonormannice]] scriptis, ''[[Chronica maiora (Paris)|Chronica maiora]]'' saepissime citantur.
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