Location:Warmond(?) - Date:after c.1413. The last chapter describes the acquisition of St Basilia's relics by monastery of Kamp. The author refered to the visions of Elizabeth of Schonau, where the saint's name is mentioned. In addition is mentioned the gift of St Basilia's relics in 1401 to Jan of Warmond, who kept them in the cistercian monastery Mariënhaven which he founded in Warmond. In the Parisian manuscript the Life is followed by four panegyrics, three of them by Frederik of Heilo (NL0341). - Commission: /

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Jan van der Woude of Warmond was a favourite of Count Albrecht of Beieren. He was also the founder of the St Ursulaconvent in Warmond.

St Basilia was a Sicilian princess who died a martyr's death together with her mother Gerasina and her sisters Juliana, Aurea and Victoria, and her brother Adrian in the company of St Ursula.

klassieke auteurs (Macrobius, Sallustius, Vergilius) (De vita is onafhankelijk ontstaan van de Ursulalegende van Jacobus de Voragine (1228/9-1298) en de aan Herman-Jozef van Steinfeld (1155/6-na 1225) toegeschreven visioenen, waarin Basilia ook voorkomt.-- St Basilia's Life came into existence independent from St Ursula's legend by Jacobus de Voragine (1228/9-1298) and the visions attributed to Herman-Jozef van Steinfeld (1155/6-na 1225), which also mention St Basilia.)

Die legend van sinte Basilia (Die legend van sinte Basilia (NL0252) en de gedichten in het Parijse hs)

(Not specified) Cfr. LEIDEN, UB: Ltk 263 f. Iv-IIv, uitgegeven: OVERGAAUW, 173-177.

OVERGAAUW (E.A.), 'Relieken, legenden en poëzie. De verering van de heilige Basilia bij de Cisterciënzers van Mariënhaven in Warmond', Nederlands Archief voor Kerkgeschiedenis 74 (1994) 66-72, 180-192

OVERGAAUW (E.A.), 'Textes hagiographiques et d'histoire monastique dans un manuscrit originaire de Saint-Sauveur d'Anvers (Paris, B.N. lat. 10886)', Cîteaux 39 (1988) 79-97
OVERGAAUW ed. 58-66, 177-180