Wien, ÖNB, Cod. 2153
From Clavis Canonum
Wien, ÖNB, Cod. 2153 is a composite manuscript of 190 folios. Part I (fol. 1-94; saec. XIIin, probably written in Sankt Pölten) contains the 74T (Vh in Gilchrist's edition) with several additions, part II (fol. 95-190; saec. XIV) the Compilatio tertia.
Gassó/Batlle, Prolegomena, pp. XLVI-XLVIII describe it as a copy of the Collectio Vindobonensis and divide the materials of the first part (fol. 1-94) in there sections:
- fol. 1-63 decretals and snoydal decrees
- fol. 63-67 Decretum Gelasianum
- fol. 67r-94v decretals and synodal decrees including the Roman synod of 1080.
They note that the canons fol. 1-41v are divided in 315 chapters and that these have a parallel in Wien, ÖNB, Cod. 2206.
According to Gilchrist, Prolegomena p. lviii, part I should be divided as follows:
- fol. 1r-41v: 74T
- fol. 41r-42v: cc. 319, 321, and 328 of the Swabian Appendix to 74T
- fol. 42r-62r: a florilegium De ecclesiis. as Gilchrist notes, this includes on fol. 49v-56r „a block of 16 letters of Pelagius I […] the last one preseced by a fragment from Jerome and followed by three letters of Gelasius I (to 57r).“
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Literature
Gassó/Batlle, Prolegomena, pp. XLVI-XLVIII; Gilchrist, Prolegomena p. lviii; Kéry, p. 206.
