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Emendatio ex 14:24, 2 Augusti 2012

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 de Parisius, 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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↑ "His surname, which Matthew Paris usually wrote as Parisiensis, occasionally as de Parisius, might suggest French origins, but Parisiensis was by no means an uncommon patronymic in thirteenth-century England:" Lloyd et Reader in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

Bibliographia

"Matthew Paris" in Commentatio in The Catholic Encyclopedia: an international work of reference (Novi Eboraci: Appleton, 1907–1914) (Anglice)
Simon Lloyd, Rebecca Reader, "Paris, Matthew (c.1200–1259)" in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography edd. H. C. G. Matthew, Brian Harrison (Oxonii: Oxford University Press, 2004) [http://www.oxforddnb.com/ Situs venalis

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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] "His surname, which Matthew Paris usually wrote as Parisiensis, occasionally as de Parisius, might suggest French origins, but Parisiensis was by no means an uncommon patronymic in thirteenth-century England:" Lloyd et Reader in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

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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 Parisiensis''' seu ''de Parisius'', origine ut videtur [[Anglia|Anglus]]<ref>"''His surname, which Matthew Paris usually wrote as Parisiensis, occasionally as de Parisius, might suggest French origins, but Parisiensis was by no means an uncommon patronymic in thirteenth-century England'': Lloyd et Reader in ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''</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.
+'''Matthaeus Parisiensis''' seu ''de Parisius'', origine ut videtur [[Anglia|Anglus]]<ref>"''His surname, which Matthew Paris usually wrote as Parisiensis, occasionally as de Parisius, might suggest French origins, but Parisiensis was by no means an uncommon patronymic in thirteenth-century England'':" Lloyd et Reader in ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''</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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