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Montecassino, Archivio dell’Abbazia 127, p. 394
Messale
s.XI/XII, Albaneta o Montecassino, beneventana
Francis Newton, The Scriptorium and Library at Monte Cassino,
1058-1105, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1999 (Cambridge
Studies in Palaeography and Codicology, 7), pp. 359-360, tav.
107
Primum quidem sermon(em) feci de om(n)ib(us), o Theophile,
qu(a)e c(o)epit Ie(su)s facere et docere usq(ue) in diem qua,
p(rae)cipiens ap(osto)lis p(er) Sp(iritu)m S(an)c(tu)m quos
elegit, assumptus e(st). Q(ui)b(us) et p(rae)buit se ipsu(m)
vivu(m) post passione(m) suam, i(n) multis argum(en)tis p(er)
dies quadraginta apparens eis et loquens de regno D(e)i. Et
c(on)vescens p(rae)cepit eis ab Ierusolimis ne discederent, sed
...
... accipietis virtute(m) sup(er)venientis Sp(iritu)s S(an)c(t)i
in vos et eritis m(ihi) testes in Ier(usa)l(e)m et in omni
Iud(a)ea et Samaria et usq(ue) ad ultimu(m) t(er)r(a)e. Et cu(m)
h(a)ec dixisset, videntib(us) illis elevatus e(st) et nubes
suscepit eu(m) ab oc(u)lis eor(um). Cumq(ue) intuerent(ur) in
c(a)elu(m) eunte(m) illu(m), ecce duo viri astiter(unt) iuxta
illos in vestib(us) albis, q(ui) et dixer(unt): Viri Galilei,
q(ui)d statis aspicientes in c(a)elum? Hic Ie(su)s q(ui)
assu(m)pt(us) e(st) a vob(is) in c(a)elum, sic veniet; que(m)
admodu(m) vidistis, eu(m) eun<...> ...
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