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It ends with some early additions – for these see [https://ivo-of-chartres.github.io/tripartita/dkmn%20app.pdf DKMN app.pdf], so the text is not physically damaged.
It ends with some early additions – for these see [https://ivo-of-chartres.github.io/tripartita/dkmn%20app.pdf DKMN app.pdf], so the text is not physically damaged.
As far as it goes, it is very close to N, and the abbreviated DM, but none is a copy of any other. It may be significant that there is a marked change of script in N and D where K ends, though not in M. Almost certainly at Lambach by the time the (unpublished) catalogue was drawn up, but almost certainly written at Admont.  
As far as it goes, it is very close to '''N''', and the abbreviated '''DM''', but none is a copy of any other. It may be significant that there is a marked change of script in '''N''' and '''[[Admont, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. 162|D]]''' where '''K''' ends, though not in '''[[München, BSB, Clm 12603|M]]'''. Almost certainly at Lambach by the time the (unpublished) catalogue was drawn up, but almost certainly written at Admont.  


For a detailed description of the ms see: [http://app.cul.columbia.edu:8080/exist/scriptorium/individual/CU-ROB-
For a detailed description of the ms see: http://app.cul.columbia.edu:8080/exist/scriptorium/individual/CU-ROB-738.xml?showLightbox=yes. Over a short section the text is laid out very oddly, as may be seen at fos 72v-3, illustrated there.
738.xml?showLightbox=yes]. Over a short section the text is laid out very oddly, as may be seen at fos 72v-3, illustrated there.


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Revision as of 13:42, 13 September 2024

Berkeley, University of California, Law Library, Robbins 102 (saec XII) is a copy of the second version of the Collectio Tripartita (= K in the Brett/Nowak edition).

It ends with some early additions – for these see DKMN app.pdf, so the text is not physically damaged. As far as it goes, it is very close to N, and the abbreviated DM, but none is a copy of any other. It may be significant that there is a marked change of script in N and D where K ends, though not in M. Almost certainly at Lambach by the time the (unpublished) catalogue was drawn up, but almost certainly written at Admont.

For a detailed description of the ms see: http://app.cul.columbia.edu:8080/exist/scriptorium/individual/CU-ROB-738.xml?showLightbox=yes. Over a short section the text is laid out very oddly, as may be seen at fos 72v-3, illustrated there.