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...as both contain a peculiar version of the Leonine letters drawn ultimately from the [[Collectio Dionysiana adaucta]]. [[Category:Manuscript]]

* Manuscript [[Category:Manuscript]] * Copy of Tuscan 5L [[Category:Manuscript of NP]]

...13) of genuine and forged decretals found in a twelfth-century Florentine manuscript. It contains 23 letters of Leo and parts of another one. The {{author|Balle ...copy of astronomical works. Rather, as {{author|Hoskin}} established, the manuscript the {{author|Ballerini}} called "San Marco 182" most likely is to be identi

...r organized into titles. There are very few rubrics. This part of the Pisa manuscript was copied before 1106. There is a catalogue of kings on fol. 16r which mus ...pt the catalogue of kings is missing. Variants in the copy in the Florence manuscript ('''CU''') have been registered.

...Pisa manuscript ({{Coll|CT}}), but variant readings found in the Florence manuscript have been registered (key: '''CU''') . ...tegory:Manuscript not digitized]] [[Category:Manuscript of MO]] [[Category:Manuscript of CT]]

.... Copies belonging to [{{FM|219}}] the earlier group are found in the Mss Florence, BML Ashburnham 53 and BML San Marco 499 and in the codex XII. A. 37–39 i ...rsion. The copies of the second group, which will be dealt with below, are from northern Italy as is the abbreviation of the version A’ in the Ms Vat. la

...the same scriptorium in central Italy. The canons are not numbered in the manuscript nor is there a ''capitulatio''. Nonetheless, the numbering used by Fornasar The first quire contains the excerpt ''De heresibus christianorum'' from the Etymologies of Isidore of Seville. A shorter form of this excerpt is fo

...m''. The canons added to the end of book 2 are found only in a florilegium from Polirone in the Ms Mantua, BC 266. ...in that collection''.'' The present analysis ({{Coll|NP}}) is based on the manuscript and the analysis of Motta.

...llectio Farfensis'' of the Ms Vat. lat. 8487 and the florilegium in the Ms Florence, Biblioteca Riccardiana 3006, fol. 203r–205v}} ...s from fol. 59r to fol. 84v. Theo Kölzer edited the canonistic part of the manuscript. He treated these groups of canons as books of a collection, all the while

...have nothing to do with the conciliar canons following LM in the Florence manuscript. ...inemuriensis]]'' and its derivatives. LM does not contain any of the texts from the ''Sinemuriensis''.

...VII, although it is not in the collection itself; the most recent in MY is from pope Alexander II. ...tions of Atto of San Marco and Deusdedit. The readings of the canons taken from the 74T in lm/my are close to those in the Ms Rome, Biblioteca Casanatense

...he presence of the canon in the Collection of S. Maria Novella in the same manuscript. Canons 16–18 are repetitions of canons 10, 13, 11 and 12. ...B: Corpus collectionum 5, Vatican City 1982). For a description of the Ms Florence, Riccardiana 3006 as a whole see Giuseppe {{Author|Motta}}, Liber canonum d

...sion of 10P; rather, the absence of the canons is due to the fact that the manuscript is physically incomplete. As a consequence, he argues, the ''terminus post ...|ZF}}) because so much recent research has been based on this copy. The Ms Florence was collated with the Ms Paris 10743.

...Italy (JL 4500). The manuscript Conventi soppressi A. 4. 269 in the BN in Florence contains a copy of the collection together with a letter of pope Alexander ...directly from the Register. These are surpassed in number only by excerpts from writings of saint Augustine. There is also considerable use of the rule of

...t. 1342 is a small canon law collection. The collection orginally may date from the sixth century (Maassen), but as Vocino and West (following MCKitterick) ...llectio Vaticana in Vat. lat. 1342]] (number of entries: {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Manuscript of Collectio Vaticana in Vat. lat. 1342}}).

...systematically organized and divided into ten books; blocks of texts taken from other collections are left intact. There are no book titles or ''capitulati ...ita and the ''Collectio Bonaevallensis''. Canon 10. 46 may have been taken from the 10th century Beneventan ''Collectio IX librorum'' in the Ms Vat. lat. 1

...na, 258]]. There is also an Italian-German subgroup represented by the Mss Florence, BML Strozzi 27 and [[Köln, Dombibliothek, 126|Köln, Dombibliothek,126]]. ...on have a supplement at the end of the collection with Roman synodal texts from the papacy of Urban II to that of Calixtus II. The texts of these supplemen

...as a whole is given below. The references to the texts [{{FM|222}}] taken from the collection of Anselm are numbered according to the edition of Friedrich ...nons 1, 8, 10, 12–13, 16–17, then from book 1 of Anselm canons 87–90, then from book 2 canons 19–21, 23, 25–30, 34 ending with ''celebrari'', 35 ending

...en compiled before 1073/74 because in this year Bernold of Konstanz quoted from it. ...ction draws on a mature version of ''74T''. However, while it is clear the manuscript of the ''Sandionysiana'' was written not before 1065, there is no cogent ev

...ollection was probably compiled in the same general area, that is, not far from Cologne. ...''Collectio VII librorum'' in the Ms Turin, BNU D. IV. 33. The Canterbury manuscript was chosen, even though the canons of the 4th book do not amount to 138, be