Pseudo-Bonaventure, fl c 1300 (composite author of medieval devotional works)

Contents This section contains a part of the Meditationes Vitae Christi, or Meditations on the Life of Christ. This is a 14th-century devotional work traditionally ascribed to Saint Bonaventure, but probably actually written by an unknown Franciscan friar. This manuscript seems to contain Chapters 73-79, on the Passion.It is titled Meditaciones in passionem domini et primo de cena domini and...

Contents This section of the manuscript contains chapters I-XVI of Meditationes Vitae Christi or Meditationes de Vita Christi, usually translated into English as Meditations on the Life of Christ or The Mirror of the Blessed Life of Jesus Christ. It is a devotional religious text, fairly popular in the late Middle Ages. The text was wrongly attributed to Bonaventure...

Contents This section seems to contain a fragment of the Stimulus Amoris (The Sting of Love). This text was originally believed to have been written by Saint Bonaventura, but was probably written by James of Milan in the 13th century.It starts on f. 240r with the words Ave Maria gratia plena. Tibi domine deus noster. It ends on f. 242v with dum alloquitur dominam...