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Firenze, BML, Ashburnham 1554 is a manuscript written in the late eleventh ({{Author|Cushing}}) or twelfth century ({{Author|Fournier}}: saec. XI 1/4; {{Author|Mordek}}: saec. XII 1/2). It was "likely copied at a Benedictine monastery at (or near) Rome" ({{author|Cushing}} p. 322), but must have been taken to Tuscany early on, where it was used for the [[Collectio III librorum]].

{{Author|Fournier}} treated the manuscript as the sole copy of a collection in two parts (separated by non-canonical materials fol. 69-80). {{author|Fowler-Magerl}} treated the materials fol. 68-75 as last part of the Ashburnhamensis.

Based on {{Author|Mordek}}, {{author|Fowler-Magerl}}, and {{Author|Cushing}}, the manuscript seems to contain:
*fol. 1-11: a series of 24 texts including Ivo's Prologue ("written in a French hand" different from the rest), Gregory VII "In die resurrectionis" ({{author|Fowler-Magerl}} pp. 242-243), and Ivo's ep. 287 on the Eucharist ({{author|Cushing}} p. 322). These materials are drawn from sources different from those of the other two collections.
*fol. 12r-75v the only copy of the [[Collectio Ashburnhamensis]] ({{author|Fowler-Magerl}}, {{author|Cushing}}).
*fol. 76r-77v a list of popes up to Calixt II, a list of emperors from Octavian to Tiberius III, and list of provinces ({{author|Cushing}} p. 322).
*fol. 81r-83 lists of Roman cementeries and Roman saints ({{author|Cushing}} pp. 322-323).
*from fol 84r-139v "a long series of of widely transmitted conciliar canons ... which is not part of the collection itself" ({{author|Cushing}}), including African canons from the [[Collectio Hispana]] on fol. 99v-119v ({{Author|Mordek}})

==Literature==
{{Author|Mordek}}, Kirchenrecht p. 251. - {{Author|Fowler-Magerl}}, Relationship, pp. 241–260. – {{Author|Kéry}}, Collections pp. {{Kery|63}} (Hispana) and {{Kery|278}} (Ashburnhamensis). - Kathleen G. {{author|Cushing}}, ‘Monastic “Centres” of Law? Some Evidence from Eleventh-Century Italy’, in Tristan {{author|Sharp}} et al. (eds), From Learning to Love: Schools, Law, and Pastoral Care in the Middle Ages: Essays in Honour of Joseph W. Goering (2017), pp. 315–325.


==Categories==
*manuscript [[Category:Manuscript]]
*saec XI/XII [[Category:Manuscript saec XI]] [[Category:Manuscript saec XII]]
*not digitized [[Category: Manuscript not digitized]]
* central Italy [[Category: Manuscript from Central Italy]]
*copy of Collectio Hispana, Collectio Ashburnhamensis [[Category:Manuscript of HO]] [[Category:Manuscript of LM]]
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