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| place = Reims | website = https://www.bm-reims.fr/

...Paris, BnF, lat. 4280A]]) was made in the 9th or 10th century, probably at Reims. Maassen p. {{Maassen|846}} (and Fowler-Magerl p. {{FM|33}}) treated it as * from Reims [[Category:Collection from Reims]] [[Category:Collection from Eastern France]]

...any written in Reims in the immediate envoronment of Archbishop Hincmar of Reims. Bischoff dates it ca. 850x880; Mordek dates it to the second half of the n ...illa Noviliaco]]'' (pp. 285-297) of which it is the oldest and best extant manuscript.

...rdek) contains a miscellany of Roman and canon law texts. It was copied at Reims (Mordek) but soon later (?) was brought to northern Italy. An entry on fol. The manuscript has been digitized in 2020 or 2021 and can be found here: http://213.21.172

| specificregion = Reims ...collection ({{Coll|MH}}) is found on fol. 152r–156r; it contains excerpts from the epitome of the Breviary of Alaric made in the 8th century in the Loire

...hte'', 536-542 identified the combination as the collection of the Colbert manuscript." ...he mid sixth century by combining the entirety of Coll.Sanb. with material from other collections, including ''Coll.Quesn''."

| location = Reims | specificregion = Reims

|location=Reims|normregion=Eastern France|mss=some (2–9)| author1 = [[User:Christof Rolke ...arly modern copy of the latter (Hamburg theol. 1717, written in 1604). The manuscript {{author|Sirmond}} based his edition (reprinted many times, including PL) i

| specificregion = Reims ...s found on fol. 3v–6r; on fol. 3r–3v there are the rubrics of the excerpts from the Enchiridion of St. Augustine in the first book, fol. 3v-6r contains the

| specificregion = Reims ...erpts from the capitulary of Ansegis (fol. 136r–139r) and a block of texts from the [[Collectio Dacheriana|''Dacheriana'']] (fol. 141v–142r).

...suggest that the material was assembled there, perhaps in the vicinity of Reims. ...episcopal election at Cambrai. The letter apparently survives only in this manuscript. Then follow several brief collections, each written by a different scribe.

...t canon 2. 10. 4. From that point the location of the canons in the Bruges manuscript are noted in the location column with the key '''UI'''. Texts appended to t ...05v, 46r–160v and 165rv). According to Pokorny, the text of these excerpts from the ''Quadripartitus'' is closely related to that in [[Antwerpen, Museum Pl

| location = Reims | specificregion = Reims

...have nothing to do with the conciliar canons following LM in the Florence manuscript. ...inemuriensis]]'' and its derivatives. LM does not contain any of the texts from the ''Sinemuriensis''.

...of A2 the text is interrupted by canons from the version of the Council of Reims of 1131, as found in the [[Codex Udalrici]], in another hand. The Olomouc manuscript cannot be a copy of '''C''', for it lacks some of its minor peculiarities,

...stressed, William had access to various texts and acutal manuscripts from Reims, including perhaps a copy of the [[Pseudoisidore, False Decretals|False Dec ...{{Kéry|27}} who seemed to assert that it was the "latest and most reliable manuscript of the collection").

If you want to place a manuscript in a category indicating the '''place of origin''', please use the list be ...Use the text highlighted in gray (e.g. <code><nowiki>[[Category:Manuscript from Western France]]</nowiki></code> ) for copy&paste.

...Eber et al. 2022). The codex belonged to the monastery of St-Remi-de-Reims from the ninth (or eighth?) century onward. ...y the last documents (viz. the Paris edict of Chlothar II, the Paris synod from 614 and a ''synodus incerto loco'' postdating the Paris synod) are only par

...Modern scholarship, however, has long suspected that it was older than the manuscript tradition (saec. XIIex and later) would suggest. Steffen {{author|Patzold}} ...unensis]]; the A1 version in addition contains 18 more letters, almost all from the [[Quesnelliana]] ([http://pseudoisidore.blogspot.com/2016/08/patzold-an

...he collection contains the full ''[[Collectio Sanblasiana]]'' and excerpts from the ''[[Collectio Quesnelliana]]''. ...id sixth century by combining the entirety of ''Coll.Sanb.'' with material from other collections, including ''Coll.Quesn''." {{Author|Wirbelauer}}, Zwei P