Christopher: Many thanks for the good word about the edition. There will be an
updated version in a couple of months. A round of collating new films will take
place over the holidays. As for Sprandel, received wisdom remains Beauvasis. Lynn
Barker in her 1988 UNC dissertation would treat this; Kimberly LoPrete has also
talked about Ivo's background. But I've never read nor seen anything to suggest
that the Chartres connection is anything more than "possible". All good wishes,
Bruce.
Christopher Crockett wrote:
> Bruce Brasington <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> >On the topic of the Panormia... you might want to visit the edition in
> progress on which Martin Brett and I have been working on since 1997. It is
> still in progress, but it offers a critical, manuscript-based alternative to
> Migne, PL 161. See:
> http://WTFACULTY.WTAMU.EDU/~bbrasington/
>
> Dear Bruce,
>
> *That* is a *heck* of a resource, and it seems to me that you both are to be
> commended for sharing it on the web, even if it is still "in progress" (or
> perhaps especially because it is).
>
> might i ask a barely related question while i have you on the line?
>
> it's been a number of years since i looked at Rolf Sprandel's book on
> Ivo, but as i recall he suggested that Ivo might not have been from the
> Beauvasis has been traditionally thought, but rather from the Chartraine.
>
> the basis for this interesting hypothesis was, if i remember rightly,
> that some of Ivo's kinsmen --especially two(?) nephews(?)-- are mentioned in
> one or more of the chartraine necrologies.
>
> do you happen to know whether anyone else has dealt with this question, pro or
> con?
>
> is Sprandel's idea (assuming i have it right) generally accepted these days?
>
> thanks again for the on-line _Panormia_.
>
> christopher
>
> http://www.ariadne.org/centrechartraine (*very* much in progress)
>
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