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{{Infobox collection | century = saec. IV

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Collectio canonum IV'' in Milano, Ambrosiana, A. 46 inf.}} {{Infobox collection

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Collectio canonum IV'' in Berlin, SBPK, Phill. 1764}} {{Infobox collection

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. XI

...ich would be used for both the [[Collectio VII librorum in Torino, BNU, D. IV. 33]] and the [[Collectio Tarraconensis II|second version of the ''Tarracon [[Category:Collection belonging to Tarraconensis Group]]

The Breviarium Hipponense is a canonical collection that originated in North Africa at the end of the fourth century. ...Clavis [[Category:Collection not in Clavis database]] [[Category:Canonical Collection]]

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. IX

...othringian [[Collectio IV librorum in Köln, Dombibliothek, 124|''Collectio IV librorum'' in Köln, Dombibliothek, 124]]. [[Category:Canonical Collection]]

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. XI

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. XII

The ''Collectio Berolinensis prima'' is a collection of decretals of Alexander III and other materials compiled not long after 1 ...079, one decretal of Innovent II, four of Eugenius III, and one of Hadrian IV. Unlike most contemporary decretal collections, the Berolinensis I preserve

...XII¹ according to both {{Author|Kerff}} and {{Author|Kéry}}, or saec. XII according to both {{Author|Denis}} and {{Author|Hermann}}. It has been ...ginally compiled in the (middle of the) ninth century, indicating that the collection was still being studied and, possibly, actively used close to three centuri

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. VI

...>174</sup> + V¹⁸⁴ + IV¹⁹² + (IV – 1)¹⁹⁹ + IV²⁰⁷; quire signatures in Roman numerals start at ''I''<sup>122</s ...XII^ex and XIII¹ respectively. Part III was penned in saec. IX^2/4 according to {{Author|Glauche}}, {{Author|Kéry}}, and {{

...n 1732 transferred to the Bibliothèque du Roi together with the colbertine collection. ...sition is mostly dominated by [[Pseudoisidore]]'s False Decretals. Another collection, the ''[[Collectio XXX capitulorum (De ratione matrimonii)]]'', has been sp

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. XI

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. XI

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. XI

{{Infobox collection | century = saec. VIII

...oldest of the three codices, namely [[Paris, BnF, nouv. acq. lat. 2253]] (saec. XII), was written in Cluny. For this reason, it is best known as the Cluny ...letters of Leo I found in the Cluny version is "[[Ballerini Collection 21|Collection 21]]" in the Ballerini's list.