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{{Infobox collection|title=Collectio Pauli|alttitle=P|author1=[[User:Christof Rolker|Christof Rolker]]|century=saec. VIII|location=Corbie|normregion=Eastern France|mss=some (2–9)}} | {{Infobox letter collection|title=Collectio Pauli|alttitle=P|author1=[[User:Christof Rolker|Christof Rolker]]|century=saec. VIII|location=Corbie|normregion=Eastern France|mss=some (2–9)}} | ||
This collection of 54 ({{Author|Ewald}}: 53) letters of Gregory the Great was compiled by a certain Paulus (at Corbie). {{Author|Ewald}} dubbed it ''Collectio Pauli'' or '''P''' for short. He knew five manuscripts containing '''P''' but no other collection of Gregory's letters, and another 14 that combine it with the ''[[Collectio CC epistolarum]]'' (see ''[[Collectio C + P]]''). The circulation of this '''C+P''' collection north of the Alps only is an important argument for the place of origin of high medieval canonical collections; {{author|Fowler-Magerl}} used it in establishing the non-Italian origin of ''[[74T]]''. For combinations of '''P''' with '''ρ'''/'''e''', see ''[[Registrum Gregorii]]''. | This collection of 54 ({{Author|Ewald}}: 53) letters of Gregory the Great was compiled by a certain Paulus (at Corbie). {{Author|Ewald}} dubbed it ''Collectio Pauli'' or '''P''' for short. He knew five manuscripts containing '''P''' but no other collection of Gregory's letters, and another 14 that combine it with the ''[[Collectio CC epistolarum]]'' (see ''[[Collectio C + P]]''). The circulation of this '''C+P''' collection north of the Alps only is an important argument for the place of origin of high medieval canonical collections; {{author|Fowler-Magerl}} used it in establishing the non-Italian origin of ''[[74T]]''. For combinations of '''P''' with '''ρ'''/'''e''', see ''[[Registrum Gregorii]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:07, 21 December 2025
| Title | Collectio Pauli |
|---|---|
| Alternative title | P |
| Century | saec. VIII |
| Place of origin | Corbie |
| European region of origin | Eastern France |
| Author | Christof Rolker |
| No. of manuscripts | some (2–9) |
This collection of 54 (Ewald: 53) letters of Gregory the Great was compiled by a certain Paulus (at Corbie). Ewald dubbed it Collectio Pauli or P for short. He knew five manuscripts containing P but no other collection of Gregory's letters, and another 14 that combine it with the Collectio CC epistolarum (see Collectio C + P). The circulation of this C+P collection north of the Alps only is an important argument for the place of origin of high medieval canonical collections; Fowler-Magerl used it in establishing the non-Italian origin of 74T. For combinations of P with ρ/e, see Registrum Gregorii.
Norberg, Praefatio pp. VIII-IX collated the following copies of C:
- "Leningradensis F.v.I.7" = Saint Petersburg, Russian National Library, F.v.I.7 = Pa1
- "Bambergensis 601" = ?, according to Norberg an apograph of the Saint Petersburg mansucript
- "Parisiensis 6638 = Paris, BnF, lat. 6638
- "Coloniensis 91" = Köln, Dombibliothek, Cod. 92 = Pb1
- "Vindobonensis 934 = Pb2
- Dusseldorpiensis B, 79 = Pb3
Ewald, Studien. – Norberg, Studia. – Norberg, Praefatio pp. VI-IX.
