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{{Infobox collection A chronologically arranged collection of decretals based on the ''[[Collectio Dionysiana II]]'', extant only in [

...ts of a manuscript written in the ninth century (or around 900) perhaps at Bobbio. The first quaternio in Vat. lat. 5751 is misbound; it should be after fol. ...he [[Collectio Dacheriana]], penitential materials (and some canon law), a collection of Gallican canons, excerpts of the [[Epitome Hispana]], more penitential a

{{Infobox collection ...erpta Bobiensia'' (like the ''[[Lex Romana canonice compta]]'') is another collection of Roman law dealing with ecclesiastical matters. It draws the Codex of Jus

{{Infobox collection == Abbo and his collection ==

{{Infobox collection ...pointed to the use of four letters of pope Celestine I which seem to come from the same source used for the ''Frisingensis prima''. [{{FM|43}}]

{{Infobox collection ...}}) uses the edition of Gonzalo Martínez Díez. The numbering is also taken from there.

{{Infobox collection ...ich he called a ''Concordia canonum.'' Klaus Zechiel-Eckes, who edited the collection, has argued that it was probably compiled in Italy; however, a compilation

{{Infobox collection ...ult to say where. Roger Reynolds has shown the extent of the material this collection has in common with the first version of the ''Tarraconensis'', which was co

...ns contrary to some of his positions. It was, however, apparently the best collection available to him at the time. ...io Tarraconensis'' does not contain a synodal ordo, which distinguishes it from the previous Poitevine collections.

{{Infobox collection ...ated to the archbishop Anselm II of Milan (882–896). It is the first major collection to contain the Pseudo-Isidorian forgeries and has unusually rich Roman law