Collectio Sancti Mauri

Title	Collectio Sancti Mauri
Key	?
Alternative title	Sammlung der Handschrift von Saint-Maur (Maassen)
Alternative title	Collectio Sanmauriana (Stürner)
Alternative title	Redaction of Saint-Maur-des-Fossés" of the Dionysiana (ecodices.nl)
Century	saec. VI
Main author	Christof Rolker

The collection (named after the provenance of one of the three manuscripts, Paris, BnF, lat. 1451) is dated to the sixth century; according to Mordek, it is from Southern Gaul. It contains mainly conciliar canons but also some decretals. Maassen, Geschichte p. 624 stressed that the Gallic councils found here are different from other collections of such material, while the other contents of the Collectio Sancti Mauri are very similar to the Collectio Quesnelliana. While Maassen held that the similarities are not enough to assume direct dependency, Kéry, Collections p. 45 reported that the use of the Quesnelliana was "likely". Mordek, Kirchenrecht und Reform, pp. 55-56 assumed that the Collectio Vetus Gallica use a collection similiar to, but not identical with, the Collectio Sancti Mauri.

The manuscripts

For manuscripts, see Category:Manuscript of Collectio Sancti Mauri (number of entries: 3).

• Den Haag, Huis van het boek, 10 B 4
• Paris, BnF, lat. 1451
• Città del Vaticano, BAV, Reg. lat. 1127

Baluze in Paris, BnF, Collection Baluze 2, fo. 180r-181v, 183r, and 184r describes the contents of a "Codex Laudunensis"; this manuscript from Laon is today lost. Maassen p. 16 and 22 nn. 2-3 who apparently knew only the Paris manuscript of the Collectio Sancti Mauri, mentions Labbe's description of a (presumably lost) manuscript owned by Claude Hardy containing a collection similar to or identical with this collection.

Literature

Maassen, Geschichte pp. 16 and 613-624; Kéry, Collections pp. 45-46; Mordek, Kirchenrecht und Reform, p. 15 n. 63 and pp. 55-56; Eber, Christologie und Kanonistik.

Categories

• Collection
• not in Clavis
• saec. VI
• Southern Gaul