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* from Southern Germany [[Category:Collection from Southern Germany]]
* from Southern Germany [[Category:Collection from Southern Germany]]
* belongs to: 74T and derivatives [[Category:Collection belonging to 74T and derivatives]]
* belongs to: 74T and derivatives [[Category:Collection belonging to 74T and derivatives]]
* saec. XI [[Category:Collection saec XI]]
* saec. XI [[Category:Collection saec XI]] * Collection [[Category:Collection]]
* terminus ante quem 1079 [[Category:Collection taq is 1079]]
* terminus ante quem 1079 [[Category:Collection taq is 1079]]

Revision as of 23:36, 22 March 2023

Bernold of Konstanz reworked the Collection in 74 Titles. This version is known as the Swabian version; the main difference between the other versions is the so-called Swabian Appendix. In addition, the Swabian version has a new title: Incipiunt ecclesiastice regule ex sententiis sanctorum patrum deflorate a legatis ipsius sedis apostolice in Gallias pro dispositione causarum deportare (ed. Gilchrist, 19). The most recent material contained are excerpts from two letters of Gregory VII written in 1077 (Reg. 4. 23 and 4. 24). (ND)

The canons of the Swabian Appendix (ND) are found in full or partially transmitted in several manuscripts, many of which are came from the abbey of Sankt Blasien to the south of Hirsau. Excerpts from the Swabian version of the collection are found in the Ms Berlin, SPKB Theol. lat. fol. 281, fol. 1r–26r (from the Rhineland, perhaps Prüm). Excerpts from the Collectio Sinemuriensis were often transmitted with this recension.

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  • key is ND
  • from Southern Germany
  • belongs to: 74T and derivatives
  • saec. XI * Collection
  • terminus ante quem 1079