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* Manuscript [[Category:Manuscript]] * saec. VIII ex [[Category:Manuscript saec VIII]]

...in its older (saec. VIII) part contains three canonical collections, the [[Freising fragment]] on fol. 5r-10v, the [[Collectio Frisingensis I]] on fol. 11-189, The manuscript was at Freising by the year 800; fol. 200-238 were added here in the ninth century.

| location = Freising ...rst version)|first version the ''Collectio XII partium'']] was compiled at Freising in the early eleventh century. The second version was finished by 1039, two

...y of the [[Collectio XII partium (mixed version)]]. Written saec. XImed at Freising. Apparently not online, at least not via BVMM, as of April 2022 [[Category:Manuscript not digitized]]

The manuscript was written at Freising saex. XI 2/2 and soon after completed at Bamberg according to {{author|Hoff The manuscript is online https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:bvb:22-msc.can.7-4

The manuscript is online http://data.onb.ac.at/dtl/7104752 ...the bulk of the collection but TY for additions found (only) in the Vienna manuscript.

| location = Freising ...retals. Jörg Müller has demonstrated this in regard to the use of excerpts from letters of pope Gregory I and Detlev Jasper has shown the same in regard to

...d Clm 6243 and 5508 as containing the [[Freising fragment]] and printed it from both manuscripts (Geschichte pp. {{Maassen|921}}-923), but actually does no Note that Mirabile seems to suggest that the manuscript had 220 folios, but this seems unlikely.

{{Infobox manuscript | generalregion = Freising

{{Infobox manuscript | generalregion = Freising

...f Chieti, the manuscript of Sankt Blasien (Collectio Italica), the Vatican manuscript and of the Dionysiana as well as the Gallic Collectiones Corbeiensis, Colon ...ctio Dionysiana II|Collectio Dionysiana]] (decretal collection) / "Vatican manuscript and of the Dionysiana" ({{Author|Jasper}}) [https://data.mgh.de/databases/

...f Chieti, the manuscript of Sankt Blasien (Collectio Italica), the Vatican manuscript and of the Dionysiana as well as the Gallic Collectiones Corbeiensis, Colon ...ctio Dionysiana II|Collectio Dionysiana]] (decretal collection) / "Vatican manuscript and of the Dionysiana" ({{Author|Jasper}}) [https://data.mgh.de/databases/

| alttitle1 = Sammlung der Handschrift von Freising ...sen, who only knew Clm 6342, refers to it as "Sammlung der Handschrift von Freising".

{{Infobox manuscript | generalregion = Freising and Southern Germany

{{Infobox manuscript | generalregion = Freising

...lso appears in its full length as one of the later additions to the Tuscan manuscript containing the ''[[Collectio Barberiniana]]'' (canon 78. 6, see below). ...collections. All of them are in the collection in the Ms Mantua, BCom 439 from Polirone and in the earlier core of the collection in the Ms Paris, BnF, la

...}}) uses the edition of Gonzalo Martínez Díez. The numbering is also taken from there. ...au in Augsburg, Freising, Regensburg and Niederalteich). A southern French manuscript containing the ''Epitome'', now [[København, Kongelike Bibliotek, Ny Kgl.

...y half of the Paleae to his ''Concordia discordantium canonum'' were taken from Burchard. In Italy acquaintance with the collection remained part of the ed ...popes, and removed the references to specific dioceses when using capitula from episcopal capitularies. He changed existing texts, but seldom manufactured

{{Infobox manuscript ...rmany according to {{Author|Kéry}}, more specifically Bavaria and probably Freising according to its catalogue, {{Author|Hoffmann}}, and {{Author|Mordek}}, its

...the late ninth and the early eleventh century; seven of them seem to come from northern Italy. ...'second Italian group' (Kèry) since Bernhard Bischoff argued that both are from ninth-century Italy. Pal. lat. 580, which according to Bischoff may have be