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{{Infobox manuscript |location=Reichenau (Kéry)| normregion = Southern Germany

{{Infobox manuscript ...complete copy of the [[Collectio Anselmo dedicata]]. It was written at the Reichenau in the first half of the tenth century according to Hoffmann.

{{Infobox manuscript ...Tripartita]]'' on fol. 116-133. According to manuscripta.at written at the Reichenau (?) saec. XI/XII.

{{Infobox manuscript The codex was written in 806 at St Gall or the Reichenau according to the catalogue.

{{Infobox manuscript |location=Lake Constance, probably Reichenau| normregion = Southern Germany

{{Infobox manuscript The manuscript was at Freising by the year 800; fol. 200-238 were added here in the ninth

{{Infobox manuscript The codex, written saec. VIII (?), was at the Reichenau in medieval times, transferred to St. Blasien in the late 18th c., and in 1

...idore of Seville, the ''Regula pastoralis'' of pope Gregory I and excerpts from his Register, the Rule of St. Benedict and the Exposition of that Rule by S ...he collection. Franz Kerff maintains that the four parts belonged together from the beginning.

...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

...no and the other in Karlsruhe. Both contain the alpha version. The Livorno manuscript, which was copied in northern Italy in the 11th century, is [[Livorno, Bibl ...opy in Ms [[Karlsruhe, Badische Landesbibliothek, Aug. XVIII]] was made at Reichenau. Only a fragment of the collection has survived and the quires are rebound