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The Ms Mantua, BC 266 is a 12th century manuscript from the monastery San Benedetto in Polirone. On fol. 33r–35v is a somewhat earlier florilegium dealing with the possessions of the church and with penance. Giuseppe Motta has analysed it and his analysis is the basis of the present analysis ({{Coll|PN}}). The collection contains texts from the  {{FM|133}} ''Hibernensis'' and from the florilegium ''Pro causa iniuste excommunicationis.'' It also contains a number of texts which would be used in Poitiers for the first version of the ''Tarraconensis''. Among these is an Augustinian text which would appear in a shorter form as the final text in the first version of that collection: ''Penitentes, penitentes''. Several of the texts in the Polirone collection are found in the ''Collectio V librorum'' in the Ms Vat. lat. 1348, which is an abbreviated form of the Collection of S. Maria Novella (NP 2. 25.1–6, 8 and 12).

= Literature: =

{{Author|Motta}}, I codici canonistici di Polirone, pp. 349–374.