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...ls with the ''exceptio spolii'' and the fifth ({{Coll|HF}}) with obstacles to accusing bishops. Whereas the first four books use the pseudoisidorian decr * Description needs to be split [[Category:Article needs to be split]]

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...umber of Chartrain manuscripts. Until recently no one paid close attention to it, although Gérard Fransen did suspect that it was not a mere derivative ...Arsenal collection is, as Brett was to say in 1988, an independent witness to a considerable number of texts known otherwise only in the ''Britannica''.

...ore machine-readable as information on the collections and manuscripts can be extracted from the categories the respective pages are found in. ...urse everyone is free to come up with new categories, but it would be nice to document major changes here. A few general remarks first:

...m (2005) as found [https://data.mgh.de/ext/reader/spc/clavis/ '''here''']. To integrate these manuscripts, a list was compiled semi-automatically from th ...s to Valère, 397 mss), and [[List of manuscripts in Kéry 4|here]] (Vatican to Zwettl, 303 mss).

...'', ''Henrigus filius eius'' … and ''Henrigus nepos eius.'' Conrad is said to have reigned 15 years, Henry III 18 years, and the reign of Henry IV has no ...ntie]]'' (74T) in the Cassino version. Not satisfied with the inscriptions to the extracts from letters of pope Gregory I, he consulted another source, p

...ipt are noted in the location column with the key '''UI'''. Texts appended to the end of the collection in the Ms London are noted with the key {{Coll|UH ...the text of these excerpts from the ''Quadripartitus'' is closely related to that in [[Antwerpen, Museum Plantin-Moretus, M 82 (66)]]. [{{FM|184}}]

...rum'' itself is earlier, however. None of the canons in the collection can be dated later than the 9th century. The manuscripts: Paris, BnF, lat. 3839A ( ...ot only the rubrics but also the inscriptions of each canon and can easily be mistaken for a separate collection.

...Leo IX and Paschal II. Unfortunately, none of the decretals of Paschal can be dated precisely. ...m the council of Worms (1122). Peter Landau has shown that the texts added to the second version are almost all from the ''Polycarpus''. The copy in the

...manuscript. The most recent text in the Florence manuscript is attributed to Gregory VII, although it is not in the collection itself; the most recent i ...ennarius mercede sua''. The readings of canons in LM are in general closer to the material sources than are the readings of the same canons in MY.

...anuscript was chosen, even though the canons of the 4th book do not amount to 138, because of the quality of the text and because of additions not found ...canons in the present analysis accordingly and put the numbering according to Gilchrist ({{Coll|VP}}) in the location column.

...alls a „sehr selbständige Haltung“ toward his sources and did not hesitate to abbreviate. The capitularies that he used are found in Lotharingian manuscr ...sserschleben. Only canons 1–20 in Appendix I of the edition, is, according to Pokorny, with any certainty the work of Regino.

...-Magerl), or ''Wolfenbüttel Collection in Nine Books'' (Rolker); it should be confused with neither the early medieval [[Collectio Sangermanensis XXI tit ...y identified by Laurent Waelkens and Dirk Van den Auweele. Canons peculiar to this copy have as their key {{Coll|WP}}.

...Diözesan- und Dombibliothek,126]]. [{{FM|230}}] The manuscripts belonging to the French transmission are the Mss Carpentras, Bibliothèque Inguimbertine ...iterorum humillimus salutem''. Paul Fournier considered this ''infula'' to be the pallium which Diego Gelmírez received in 1104. Uwe Horst, on the other

...f his positions. It was, however, apparently the best collection available to him at the time. ...s from the beginning of the text on fol. 29r. The ''capitulatio'' seems to be an adaptation of a ''capitulatio'' composed for the related ''Collectio VII

...Narnia. The Ms Vallicelliana B. 11 was copied in Carolingian script prior to 1087 by Ubertus, scribe and later abbot at S. Eutizio in Val Castoriana, no ...that the Vallicelliana copy is shorter than the other two, is due largely to the fact that each copy groups the canons in a slightly different way. The

...and anchored in the expectation that considerable judicial authority would be exercised over both lay and clerical populations by bishops.“ ...nsions has warned that the Dacheriana as a living text may be too unstable to apply traditional recensional analysis. She concluded her analysis (p. 82)

...s the alpha version complemented by all additional material that is unique to the beta version. The present analysis of the alpha version ({{Coll|HR}}) i ...s copy represents was apparently caused by the fact that the books devoted to bishops and priests were enlarged using the Etymologies of Isidore of Sevil

...cluding JE 2735, 2697, 2721, 2720 and 2691), the consulta of pope Nicholas to the Bulgarians and the consultation ''De nuptiis'' of Hincmar of Reims. The ...sions in the Mss Schlettstadt and Paris 18221 add blocks of the same texts to the earlier version but insert them at different places in the collection.

| size = Large (1000 to 2000 canons) .... The ''Hispana'' was augmented several times in the course of the century to incorporate the results of conciliar activity in Spain.