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Résumé Quels sont les rapports entre exégèse et prédication ? Celle-ci est-elle le but de celle-là, qui n’en serait que la préparation ? La littérature médiévale montre que les relations entre les deux sont bien plus complexes. Une approche est tentée à partir de la « triade herméneutique » (comprendre, interpréter, appliquer) : correspond-elle aux trois démarches que décrit Pierre le Chantre ( lectio – disputatio – praedicatio) ou, plutôt, aux trois sens de l’exégèse des Victorins ( littera – allegoria – tropologia ) ? Exégèse et prédication se situent toutes deux dans une dimension sacrée et s’efforcent toutes deux de retrouver et de transmettre le caractère particulier d’une Parole qui transcende le temps. À partir de plusieurs exemples (surtout notes marginales dans les manuscrits et distinctiones ), on montre comment une première exploitation du travail exégétique est faite en vue de la prédication. Inversement, on cherche dans les homélies et les sermons les traces du travail exégétique. S’il est assurément présent dans ses aspects les plus techniques, il conviendra néanmoins de définir plus spécifiquement une exégèse propre à la prédication, accordant une place majeure à la tropologie et à l’actualisation. Exegesis and predication in the Middle Ages. A tribute to P. Louis-Jacques Bataillon, o.p What relationship is there between exegesis and predication ? Is the latter the aim of the former, which would then only be its preparation ? The texts of the Middle Ages show that the links between them are far more complex. A first approach is undertaken by considering the « hermeneutical triad » (understanding, interpretation, application) : does it correspond to the three processes described by Peter the Chanter ( lectio – disputatio – praedicatio ) or rather to the three senses in the exegesis of the Victorines ( littera – allegoria – tropologia ) ? Both exegesis and predication carry a sacred dimension and try to uncover and transmit the proper nature of the Word which transcends time. Through several examples (mainly marginal notes in the manuscripts and distinctiones ), it is shown how the exegetical exercise is initially exploited with predication in mind. Conversely, traces of the exegetical exercise are sought out within homelies and sermons. If indeed there is evidence of this exercise, even in its more technical aspects, it is nevertheless necessary to characterise exegesis specifically in its form geared toward predication, which grants considerable importance to tropology and topicality.

  Two minutes later, Rory O'[Connor], son of Wexford great John O'Connor, grabbed his second goal as Wexford pushed on and put their hosts to the sword. The production line in Wexford has a familiar feel to Two minutes later, Rory O'Connor, son of Wexford great John O'Connor, grabbed his second goal as Wexford pushed on and put their hosts to the sword. The production line in Wexford has a familiar feel to it with Barry O'Connor, son of George O'Connor, and Conal Flood, son of Sean Flood, also to the fore. Offaly resurrected their chances but in the final 11 minutes of the game, [Wexford] hit 1-10 and made a statement ahead of the final against Dublin after the men from the capital edged out Kilkenny. SCORERS - Wexford: R O'Connor 2-10 (0-5fs); C Hearne, D Reck (3fs) 0-4 each; C Flood, L Pender 0-2 each; B O'Connor, A Walsh 0-1 each. Offaly: E Woods 1-4 (1-0 pen, 0-4fs); A Kenny 1-0; D Nally (1f) 0-3; E Kelly 0-2; A Maher, J Keenaghan, D Buckley, C Langton 0-1 each. SCORERS - Wexford: R O'Connor 2-10 (0-5fs); C Hearne, D Reck (3fs) 0-4 each; C Flood, L Pender 0-2 each; B O'Connor, A Walsh 0-1 each. Offaly: E Woods 1-4 (1-0 pen, 0-4fs); A Kenny 1-0; D Nally (1f) 0-3; E Kelly 0-2; A Maher, J Keenaghan, D Buckley, C Langton 0-1 each.

Langton Barton NOV. 25, 1929 MARCH 25, 2006 PALM COAST Langton E. Barton, 76, who retired as the owner/operator of International Limo Co., died Saturday at Shands Hospital, Gainesville. Mr. Barton was born in Jamaica, West Indies, and came here in 1996 from West Orange, N.J. He was a member of New Smyrna Bible Chapel, the Democratic Club of Flagler County and the Flagler County NAACP. He enjoyed gardening, CNN and local politics. Survivors include his wife of 43 years, Mazie; a brother, Hugh McLean, and a sister, Shirley Barton, both of Jamaica. Memorial donations may be made to New Smyrna Bible Chapel, 101 Hester Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168. Craig-Flagler Palms, Flagler Beach, is in charge. Everett Miozza JULY 10, 1930 MARCH 24, 2006 ORMOND BEACH Everett J. Miozza, 75, of Ormond Beach, who retired in 1989 after 30 years as a mechanical engineer for United Technologies, died Friday at Jacksonville Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville. Mr. Miozza, an Air Force veteran, was born in Fall River, Mass., and moved to this area in 1998 from Brewster, Mass.

Wallace B. Sawyer, Jr. personal effects recovered after Hasenfus Aircraft Downing (5 October 1986)