Roma, Biblioteca Casanatense, 2010
Roma, Biblioteca Casanatense, 2010 is a composite manuscript written at Farfa in the late eleventh century, with some addition made in the early twelfth century. It is written in long lines and has 220 folios. Part 1 (fol. 1-87), which contains 74T (Rc in Gilchrist's edition) may have been written by Gregory of Catino (Wolf von Glanvell). Part 2 (fol. 88-220), written by several hands,
Late eleventh century manuscript from Farfa containing and excerpts from other collections (Cresconius, Deusdedit); contains a short form of the Collectio XLIV capitulorum „De episcoporum transmigratione“.
According to Wolf von Glanvell, fol. 1-87 were written by Gregory of Catino, the rest (being perhaps slightly earlier) by a number of hands. The Deusdedit copy used for the Casanatense manuscript was more complete, but not necessarily better than Vat. lat. 3833.
Contents
folios | texts |
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1r-62v | 74T with capitulatio fol. 1r-7v and additions after c. 43 on fol. 16v (Wolf von Glanvell). The first folio was lost, but has been replaced in the sixteenth century. |
62v-79v | Canonical collection. |
80r-87v | Fragment of the Liber pontificalis |
88r-93v | Papal catalogue up to Gregory VII, with Paschal II added by a different hand. |
93v-102r | Excerpts from all four books of Deusdedit's Collectio canonum, not in sequence of Deusdedit. |
102r-127r | Cresconius, Concordia canonum (abridged and with additions) |
127r-140r | Canonical collection. Loss of some leaves after fol. 127 and 135. |
140v-170r | Collectio XLIV capitulorum „De episcoporum transmigratione“. Loss of some leaves after fol. 159 and 167. |
170r-188v | Penitential canons |
188v-220r | Interpretation missae, incomplete (breaking off in mid-sentence) |
Links
See http://www.leges.uni-koeln.de/en/mss/codices/rom-bc-2010/
Literature
Wolf von Glanvell, Einleitung pp. XXIX-XXXI; Gilchrist, Introduction pp. XLIII-XLVI