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| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...anons are appended to the 291 of the ''capitulatio''. Twelve of these come from the collection of Regino of Prüm.

...y=BAV|shelfmark=Pal. lat 577|century=saec. VIII|generalregion=Northwestern Europe|wikidata=Q1106114|coll=Collectio Dionysiana I|coll2=[[Sententiae Bonifatii ...l Vaticano, BAV, Pal. lat. 577 is a copy of the [[Collectio Dionysiana I]] from the eighth or ninth century written by a "deutsch-insulares Skriptorium (eh

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| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...(74T)]]. The last of these canons is incomplete. The rest of the original manuscript is missing. According to John Gilchrist the „Liège“ version was used.

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...collection of the early twelfth century (terminus post quem 1106; earliest manuscript ca. 1140); Zechiel-Eckes describes it as a manual for the ''Sendgericht''.

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...collection ({{Coll|MH}}) is found on fol. 152r–156r; it contains excerpts from the epitome of the Breviary of Alaric made in the 8th century in the Loire

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...are'' (ed. Gilchrist, 19). The most recent material contained are excerpts from two letters of Gregory VII written in 1077 (Reg. 4. 23 and 4. 24).

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...s found on fol. 3v–6r; on fol. 3r–3v there are the rubrics of the excerpts from the Enchiridion of St. Augustine in the first book, fol. 3v-6r contains the

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...] and [[Wien, ÖNB, 2136|Wien, ÖNB, Cod. 2136]]. The Ms Vienna, which comes from Freising, is the basis for the present analysis ({{Coll|TW}}; the key [http

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...erpts from the capitulary of Ansegis (fol. 136r–139r) and a block of texts from the [[Collectio Dacheriana|''Dacheriana'']] (fol. 141v–142r).

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...copal sovereignty, the third ({{Coll|HD}}) with the immunity of the bishop from accusations and the obligation of the laity to obey their bishops. The four

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...on to use much of the pseudoisidorian decretals. The most recent texts are from the council of Tribur under Arnulf in 895. Landau dates the collection betw

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe .... lat. 1341]]) contains material referring to Autun, but it actually comes from Corbie according to Bischoff. For this reason, Eric Knibbs calls it the ''H

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...have nothing to do with the conciliar canons following LM in the Florence manuscript.

...of the earliest canonical collections from Western Europe, probably dating from around the year 500. The collection contains mainly dogmatic texts, includi ...retals, imperial constitutions and edicts, episcopal letters, and excerpts from the Church Fathers on dogmatic questions (Christology, Council of Chalcedon

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...and apparently for this reason the work was counted among Abbo's letters; from its position in the ''editio princeps'' (Pithou), it is traditionally known

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...d half of the ''Collectio Catalaunensis I'' (books 11–18) are found canons from the ''Collectio X partium''. This second part deals mainly with procedure a

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...tions found in [[Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, A. 46 inf.]], a miscellany manuscript of the ninth century.

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...ons of the collection. The collection may not have been completed, judging from the limited range of subjects treated.

| generalregion = Northwestern Europe ...en compiled before 1073/74 because in this year Bernold of Konstanz quoted from it.