Paris, BnF, lat. 12097

From Clavis Canonum
Library Paris, BnF
Shelfmark lat. 12097
Century saec VI
European region of origin Southern France
General region of origin Southern Europe and Mediterranean
Collection Collectio Corbeiensis
Digital Images gallica.bnf
Description at archivesetmanuscrits.bnf
Description at 2 leges.uni-koeln
CLA CLA V 620
Bischoff number 4728 on p. 182
Main author Lotte Kéry

The bulk of Paris, BnF, lat. 12097 was written in Southern France in the sixth or seventh centuries; only the first and the last quaternio (fols. "a" to "g" and 225r-232v, respectively) were added later. The codex was used by Schwartz for EOMIA (his Codex Corbeiensis or simply C).

It contains a large number of canon law (in the widest sense) texts, including most famously the only extant copy of the Collectio Corbeiensis on fol. 9r-92r. Mordek called the text fol. fol. 177v-178v the Collectio Corbeiensis systematica.

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Kéry, Collection p. 48