Cambridge, Parker Library, 279

{{Infobox manuscript

   | library    = Cambridge, Parker Library
   | shelfmark  = 279
   | author1    = [[User:Lotte Kéry|Lotte Kér]
   | normregion = Northern France

|century=saec. IX/X|provenance=Worcester, later Matthew Parker|coll=Collectio Turonensis (Elliot)|location=Tours (Elliott)|coll2=Collectio Hibernensis excerpts|digitalimages=[https://parker.stanford.edu/parker/catalog/bk550db6454 parker.stanford.ed|descriptionat=[https://purl.stanford.edu/bk550db6454 stanford.ed}}

This article on Cambridge, Parker Library, 279 is a stub. Note that Elliott (her) mentions CCC 279 as a copy of a Collectio Turonensis (named so by him as the manuscript seems to originate from the Tours scriptorium, not to be confused with the well established [[Collectio Turonensi containing papal letters). Kéry cites the manuscript as containing excerpts from or a derivative of the [[Collectio Hibernensi], which is true for other parts of the manuscript. But the section named Turonensis by Elliot contains material that (according to Elliot) might have been copied directly from sources used by the Hibernensis.

Literature

Kéry, Collections pp. 75, 78.

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