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Metz, BM, 100 was a copy of the ''[[Collectio Anselmo dedicata]]'' lost and likely destroyed in 1944.

According to the online description ([https://bm.metz.fr/iguana/www.main.cls?surl=search&p=d2d29c5a-3e3b-11e3-bf0b-5056be00fa00#recordId=1.113799&srchDb=1 https://bm.metz.fr]) "Provenance : cathédrale de Metz Réserve précieuse : MS 100. Manuscrit perdu en 1944, réputé détruit". This description seems to confuse the ''Anselmo dedicata'' both with the collection of Anselm of Lucca and one attibuted to Anselm of Canterbury; however, many scholars familiar with the ''Anselmo dedicata'' have used the Metz manuscript ({{author|Savigny, Dobschütz, Fournier}}) so there can be no doubt it really contained this collection, not any other ''Anselmiana''.

Commonly dated to the 12th century (e.g. {{author|Dobschütz}}). 

See {{Author|Kéry}}, p. {{Kéry|125}}. Note that the entry "Metz, Biblioteca civica, lat. 100" in Clavis handbook p. {{FM|273}} refers to this manuscript.

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