Paris, BnF, lat. 10588

A copy of the Collectio Vetus Gallica (Mordek's "P2") with an appendix fol. 41r-74v (similar to that in Cod. Stuttgart HB. VI. 113) described in detail by Mordek, Kirchenrecht pp. 234-237. Fol. 75r-138r seems to contain a glossary, fol. 139v-139v a list of abbreviations.

Mordek argued on basis of the chronicle ending with events of 747 or 749 (and the "barbarian" Latin) that BnF lat. 10588 was (ultimately) copied from a model written in that time; hence, he held, the "süddeutsche Version" of the Vetus Gallica originated in Burgundy before the mid-eighth century.

"sec. IX ca. secondo quarto" (Mirabile)

Descriptions

• Mordek, Kirchenrecht pp. 286-287, here at 287:

"entstanden möglicherweise in Burgund, „kann aber wohl auch aus einer anderen Gegend der Südhälfte Frankreichs stammen" (B. Bischoff in einer brieflichen Mitteilung; anders dagegen W. M. Lindsay, in: Glossaria Latina 5, S. 152: „c. ann. 800, ni fallor, in scriptorio Germanico exaratufs]")."

• Kéry, p. 52
• Mirabile: https://www.mirabileweb.it/manuscript/paris-bibliothèque-nationale-de-france-lat-10588-manuscript/138110
• BnF https://archivesetmanuscrits.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cc72304m

Digital images: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b52506564k/f9.item.r=lat

Categories

• manuscript
• not in Clavis
• digitized
• saec. IX
• Southern France (Mordek)
• copy of Vetus Gallica