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The Ratisbonensis is a collection of letters of Leo I extant in two manuscripts. It contains 72 letters, arranged according to their recipients. The {{author|Ballerini}} and {{author|Silva-Tarrouca}} used it for their editions. {{author|Turner}} argued the collection was compiled between 537 and 555.
The Ratisbonensis is a collection of letters of Leo I extant in two manuscripts. It contains 72 letters, arranged according to their recipients. The {{author|Ballerini}} and {{author|Silva-Tarrouca}} used it for their editions. {{author|Turner}} argued the collection was compiled between 537 and 555.

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Title Collectio Ratisbonensis
Wikidata Item no. Q128225812
Century saec. VI
European region of origin Northern Italy
Author Christof Rolker


The Ratisbonensis is a collection of letters of Leo I extant in two manuscripts. It contains 72 letters, arranged according to their recipients. The Ballerini and Silva-Tarrouca used it for their editions. Turner argued the collection was compiled between 537 and 555.

Manuscripts

Literature

Jasper, pp. 46-47 and Hoskin, Letters, pp. 344-346.