Peter of Poitiers' Compendium historiae

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On Othniel: Text and Manuscripts

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Iste othoniel percussit cariath sepher unde habuit uxorem axam , que petiit irriguum superius cum irriguo inferiori.
This Othoniel struck Kirjath Sepher and thus had Achsah as his wife, who asked for the upper and lower watery ground.

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Image excerpts from the manuscripts (as grouped by main graph versions) are the result of tool-based image annotation (via Cadmus) or manual extraction. For each manuscript version only these visually annotated manuscripts are listed here. For the grouping of all manuscripts we provide a separate list (Manuscript groups). Transcriptions are semi-diplomatic following project specific rules.

Version

Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 29 (C2)

Iste Othoniel percussit cariat
sepher. unde ha
buit uxorem ax
am que petijt ir
riguum superius
cum irriguo
inferiori.


Version 1

Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Cod. 363 (W)

Manuscript group AT1

Iste othoniel percussit
cariat sepher unde
habuit uxorem axam que
peciit irriguum superius. cum
irriguo inferiori.

Auxerre, Bibliothèque municipale, Ms. 145 (Ax)

Manuscript group FR2

Iste othoni
el percussit cariath sepher. unde habu
it uxorem axam que petiit irrigu
um superius. cum irriguo inferiorj.

Cambridge, Trinity College, MS B.15.5 (C)

Manuscript group GB6

Iste Othoniel
percussit cariath
sepher. Unde habuit
uxorem axam. que pe
tiit a patre suo ir
riguum superius! cum
irriguo inferiori.


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Citation recommendation

On Othniel: Text and Manuscripts. In: Peter of Poitiers' Compendium historiae: a research platform and edition, ed. by Andrea Worm, et al., Graz: 2026. https://gams.uni-graz.at/query:chigc.thirdlayer?params=$1|t-othoniel.

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  • Data modeling, data curation and web design: Jakob Sonnberger
  • Project principal investigators: Andrea Worm, Roman Bleier and Patrick Sahle
  • Mercator Fellows: Laura Cleaver and Franz Fischer