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{{Infobox manuscript ...n containing material from the eleventh century plus other texts not known from any collections before that of [[Anselm of Lucca, Collectio canonum (A vers ...

{{Infobox manuscript |specificregion=Tuscany|coll=Burchard of Worms, Liber decretorum}}This article on Manchester, John ...

{{Infobox manuscript Barb. lat. 538 is the sole known copy of the ''Barberiniana''. From Tuscany, probably Lucca according to Garcia y Garcia ({{Author|Kéry}}, Collections ...

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{{Infobox manuscript ...t (or near) Rome" ({{author|Cushing}} p. 322), but must have been taken to Tuscany early on, where it was used for the [[Collectio III librorum]]. ...

| location = Tuscany ...as a whole is given below. The references to the texts [{{FM|222}}] taken from the collection of Anselm are numbered according to the edition of Friedrich ...

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...r organized into titles. There are very few rubrics. This part of the Pisa manuscript was copied before 1106. There is a catalogue of kings on fol. 16r which mus ...pt the catalogue of kings is missing. Variants in the copy in the Florence manuscript ('''CU''') have been registered. ...

...o copies are covered; for works extant in only one (sometimes fragmentary) manuscript, it is often difficult to say whether they are "collections" at all (as opp ...''codex discissus'' [[Paris, BnF, lat. 4283]]/[[Troyes, BM, 1386]] as one manuscript. ...

...is see by sympathizers of the emperor and he sought refuge with Matilda of Tuscany. He was present at the funeral of Anselm of Lucca at Mantua in 1086 and com ...systematically organized and divided into ten books; blocks of texts taken from other collections are left intact. There are no book titles or ''capitulati ...

...divide the copies into two groups, the earlier from central and the later from northern Italy. Copies belonging to [{{FM|219}}] the earlier group are fou ...e Ms Vat. lat. 1361. This probably means that the version A’ originated in Tuscany. Supporting this supposition is the fact that one of the manuscripts in the ...

...own textbook which he called ''Concordia discordantium canonum'' ("Harmony from Discordant Canons"). The work became know as the ''Decretum'' for short, th ...kground.gif|thumb|right|An old, idealized image of Gratian. It was scanned from the 1946 issue of the journal ''Appollinaris'', where its source was not gi ...

...y half of the Paleae to his ''Concordia discordantium canonum'' were taken from Burchard. In Italy acquaintance with the collection remained part of the ed ...popes, and removed the references to specific dioceses when using capitula from episcopal capitularies. He changed existing texts, but seldom manufactured ...

...A Aucta version), on fol. 14v of the Ms Vat. Barb. lat. 535. The Barberini manuscript has particular value because it was copied at Lucca. Since the copy of the collection in this manuscript contains only seven books, it is tempting to imagine a seven book collectio ...