Examples of using Frowin in English and their translations into German
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The verse on 1r names Abbot Frowin(1143-1178) as creator of the volume.
On 1r a two-line versestates that the copy was made during the abbacy of Frowin 1143-1178.
On 1r, Abbot Frowin of Engelberg(1143-1178) dedicates the codex in verse to the Virgin Mary, the monastery's patron saint.
The two-line verse inscription on 1r attests that the codex was produced under Abbot Frowin of Engelberg 1143-1178.
This volume was assembled at the request of Abbot Frowin of Engelberg(1143-1178), as indicated by dedicatory verses on f. 1r.
A two-line verse dedication on 1r ascribes the codex to the library of Abbot Frowin of Engelberg 1143-1178.
The cornerstone for the library was laid under Abbot Frowin(1147-1178) and his successors Berchtold(1178-1197) and Heinrich 1197-1223.
Recorded as a note on 3r is a dedicatory poem that isfound in numerous manuscripts produced under Abbot Frowin 1143-1178.
The two-lined dedicatory verse on 1r names Abbot Frowin(1143-1178) as having commissioned the Engelberg copy, and attests to the rapid spread of the work.
A contract text on 1r and a dedicatory poem on 1vattest that the manuscript was produced under Abbot Frowin of Engelberg 1143-1178.
Abbot Frowin(1147-78) founded a scriptural school that blossomed under his tutelage and that of his successors Berchtold(1178-97) and Heinrich 1197-1223.
The design andconstruction of the manuscript correspond to the Engelberg scriptorium under Abbots Frowin(1143-1178) and Berchtold 1178-1197.
The principal text in this manuscript is the Explanatio Dominicae Orationis by Engelberg's Abbot Frowin(†1178), who probably commissioned the volume, as indicated by the verses on the last page 468.
The only owner's inscription on 110v comes from a later time, but the overall design is characteristic of thevolumes of the Engelberg library produced under Abbot Frowin 1143-1178.
Now the composer Marius Felix Lange has taken up this material,in a new libretto by Michael Frowin, in response to a commission from the Zurich Opera.
The codex's layout and the appearance of its scriptmatch those of the volumes prepared under the Engelberg Abbots Frowin(1143-1178) and Berchtold 1178-1197.
Although it is not dated, based on the script anddecoration the codex can be assigned to the abbots Frowin(1143-1178) and Berchtold 1178-1197.
This Engelberg codex, currently held in Carinthia, typifies the painstaking yetunostentatious method of manuscript production practiced under Abbot Frowin(1143-1178), to whom the volume is dedicated on 1r.
Description: The continued support of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation has made possible the digitalization andthe presentation on e-codices of 40 manuscripts produced under Abbot Frowin in the early years of the monastery of Engelberg Canton of Obwalden.
Period: May 2011- June 2012 Financed by: Stavros Niarchos Foundation Description: The continued support of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation has made possible the digitalization andthe presentation on e-codices of 40 manuscripts produced under Abbot Frowin in the early years of the monastery of Engelberg Canton of Obwalden.