Thesaurus Exemplorum
Medii Aevi
Scala coeli [éd. Polo de Beaulieu, 1991]: 546
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Refert Jacobus de Vitriaco ... = CRANE, Thomas Frederick (ed), 1890. The Exempla or Illustrative Stories from the Sermones vulgares of Jacques de Vitry, 69.
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Item ad idem. Refert Jacobus de Vitriaco quod cum quidam sacerdos transiret cum pulcerrimo palafredo per locum ubi erant latrones, occurrit ei princeps latronuni dicens : « Volo confiteri. » Et cum inter alia peccata expressisset quod a quodam monacho abstulerat equum similem illi quem ducebat sacerdos, injuncta est ei penitentia ab eo ut quinque solidos daret pro missis celebrandum C ratione equi furati a monacho. Tunc latro extrahens decem solidos de bursa sua, sic ait : « Quinque do tibi pro equo monachi et quinque pro tuo quem volo retinere. » Et accepto equo depre-datum dimisit eum.
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Tubach Frederic C., 1969. Index exemplorum. A Handbook of medieval religious tales, Helsinki.:
- #2318 : God as security. God as security; the abbot pays. A young man is ransomed by giving God as security. He fails to return as agreed. The creditor sees a wealthy abbot, who says that he is a servant of God. He robs the abbot and when the young man finally appears he tells the latter that the debt is already paid by a servant of God. (See also: 2623, 3469). Alpha # 503; Recull # 440; S.T.: E755.3; J1559.2. (© Frederic C. Tubach)
- #2623 : Horse taken as ransom. A captive is allowed to return home, giving Christ as security for his ransom. He fails to return on the appointed day. The captor meets a monk riding on a fine horse. The monk describes himself as belonging to the family of Christ and the captor then seizes his horse in place of the ransom. (See also: 2318, 2797, 3469). H573 # 201; JVitryCrane #69; ML # 24; Pauli # 59; Recull # 460. (© Frederic C. Tubach)
- #3663 : Penance, double. A robber gave a priest double the penance the priest had assigned to him and stole his horse. Mensa 15.53 (Dunn, p. 28); S.T.: J1635. (© Frederic C. Tubach)
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- ed. LOOSE, Alexander, 2021. Compilatio singularis exemplorum, Brepols, Turnhout, Brepols. n. 737.
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- Polo de Beaulieu Marie Anne (éd.), 1991. Jean Gobi. La Scala coeli, Paris, Editions du CNRS. p. 402.
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