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{{Infobox collection ...anuscript with two contested ordinations in the ecclesiastical province of Lyon. The manuscript Troyes, BM, 1064 was compiled for Hieronimus, who was ordai

...Corbeiensis systematica''. He suggested a date around 600 and an origin in Lyon. ....1515/9783110831900 Kirchenrecht und Reform] p. 17 n. 72; {{Author|Kéry}}, Collection p. {{Kéry|45}}

...BnF, lat. 1452]]; Maassen referred to it as "Sammlung der Handschrift von Lyon". [[Category:Collection not in Clavis database]]

{{Infobox collection | location = Lyon

{{Infobox collection ...enturies, particularly in the south – at Arles, in the Rhône Valley and at Lyon. Of major significance is their transmission of Gallic councils. The texts

{{Infobox collection ...ntury, southern France) and [[Paris, BnF, lat. 11709]] (early 9th century, Lyon). For the present analysis ({{Coll|SH}}) I relied on the same manuscripts a

{{Infobox collection | location = Lyon

{{Infobox collection ...enturies, particularly in the south – at Arles, in the Rhône Valley and at Lyon. Of major significance is their transmission of Gallic councils.

..., fol. 86v–121v (fragment), [[Paris, BnF, lat. 3839A]] (late 11th century, from Saint-Aubin at Angers), fol. 34r– 76r, [[Paris, BnF, lat. 17526]] (12th c ...the ''[[Collectio CCCXLII capitulorum]]'', which was probably compiled at Lyon, and for the Lothringian [[Collectio IV librorum in Köln, Dombibliothek, 1

{{Infobox collection ...enturies, particularly in the south – at Arles, in the Rhône Valley and at Lyon. Of major significance is their transmission of Gallic councils.

...o the inscriptions of each canon and can easily be mistaken for a separate collection.

{{Infobox collection ...o'' to the [[Collectio canonum II in Milano, Ambrosiana, A. 46 inf.|second collection]] in the same manuscript); it has the title ''Capitula libri sequentis'' ('

{{Infobox collection ...Fulgentius also referred to numerous African councils. He apparently had a collection containing the canons of the numerous councils held at Carthage and the can

{{Infobox collection ...enturies, particularly in the south – at Arles, in the Rhône Valley and at Lyon. Of major significance is their transmission of Gallic councils.

.... Both were compiled at Lyon. Hubert {{Author|Mordek}} suggests Agobard of Lyon as author of the latter. The ''Dacheriana'' was named after Luc d’Achery, who edited the collection in 1672. It is divided into three books and begins with a preface intended

{{Infobox collection ...s the ''Scintillae''. Friedrich {{Author|Maassen}} astutely identified the collection as "die Sammlung der burgundischen Handschrift".

This table contains all keys (like "AA" for Anselm's collection), plus "translation"; also groups the single collections belong to (which m | DR || Collection in Three Books (Pistoia)

...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 ...book consists of canons dealing with the ''libertas monasteriorum'' taken from the early version of the ''Diversorum patrum sententie'' (74T), see above p

...r an overview of all collections, have a look at the [[:Category:Canonical Collection]]. * The ''Constitutiones Sirmondianae'', the Commentary of Florus of Lyon to the ''Constitutiones'' and the Argrim dossier