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Paris, Archives nationales, AB XIX, 1723 is a fragment (one folium) of the ''[[Collectio Dionysio-Hadriana]]''. It is written in Visigothic script [[Category:Manuscript]]

...p. {{JasperFuhrmann|156}}). Like A1, AB, B, and C contain all three parts of the False Decretals (first decretal part, conciliar part, second decretal p ...0|Vat. lat. 630]] (his '''V630''') is "our best copy of the A/B recension of the False Decretals". As for other manuscripts, he was very cautious (https

Only copy of [[Abbo of Fleury, Collectio canonum]]. * Capitularia project (which gives a date saec. XI 1/3 and claims "ab fol. 85 wohl von Ademar von Chabannes zwischen 1031 und 1034 geschrieben")

...Isidore: {{Author|Kéry}}, p. {{Kéry|106}}), followed by a copy of [[Anselm of Lucca, Collectio canonum (A' version)|Anselm (A')]]. {{Author|Brett}} descr ...aving the rest of the column blank. On fo. 15ra the capitulatio for Anselm of Lucca Bk I begins in the same hand. The rubrics and capitulations for 1. 15

...cluding a jump from 89 to 102. The collection was probably used by Gerhoch of Reichersberg. Reichersberg is about 25 kilometers from Passau. ...en 14. Jahrhundert (MIÖG Ergänzungsband 26, 1982) passim. For Sankt Nikola of Passau in this period see Wilfried {{Author|Hartmann}}, Das Bistum Passau i

...ated by Hinschius, which led him to seriously underestimate the importance of the A/B recension ({{author|Fuhrmann}}, pp. {{JasperFuhrmann|156}}, {{Jaspe Eric Knibbs has identified this manuscript (his '''V630''') as the best copy of the A/B recension; he :

...suggest. Steffen {{author|Patzold}} has made a strong case that the "core" of the C recension indeed is a product by the Pseudoisidorian forgers themselv .../08/patzold-and-origins-of-c-recension-i.html Knibbs]). The formal sources of the Leonine dossier in C according to {{author|Patzold}} also include the [

...ound on fol. 232r-234v (between the Gregory letters and the Lateran Synod of 649). ...mus''. Ratio nulla permittit ut propriis cuiusquam usibus applicetur...et ab omni aduersitate seruet ille [followed by erasure] sosatque custodiat.

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...ript unknown to Mordek (and Kéry) was added: [[Paris, Archives nationales, AB XIX, 1723]]. # [[Paris, Archives nationales, AB XIX, 1723]]

...ny|Cluny version]] ({{author|Schon}}). It contains several additions, some of which are rather common in Pseudoisidore manuscripts, and which according t ...e Gruppe der Hinschius-Klasse A1 hängt von Vat. Ottob. lat. 93 (s. IX 3/4) ab.[8] Da die Stammhandschrift der Cluny-Version, New Haven, Beinecke Library

...piled at Lyon. Hubert {{Author|Mordek}} suggests Agobard of Lyon as author of the latter. ...igail {{Author|Firey}} – „the ''Dacheriana'' is evidence for the existence of a well-developed legal culture supported by the Frankish episcopate and anc

...t. 9629]], his ''Leithandschrift'', is in fact an [[Pseudoisidore AB|A/B]] manuscript). The A1 version of the False Decretals is the complete version and contains the following text

...idity of the ordinations made by pope Formosus was still fresh in the mind of the compiler. The collection makes no references to such specific, datable ...penitential texts from works of Isidore of Seville. There is also a wealth of forged penitential material.

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{{Infobox manuscript | coll2 = Pseudo-Remedius of Chur, Collectio canonum

...Decretum'' interspersed among numerous other patristic texts. A short form of the Preface begins in mid-quire on ...o ‘triginta dies peniteat’, 81-3, 85-7, 92 – ending in mid. fo. 147v, last of quire.

...in western Germany, specifically Echternach. Earlier attempts to date the manuscript described the script as Italian. ...he misattribution resulted from the use of this collection by the compiler of the 13L; in both these collections the canon has the same length, in the ve

...2th century Tuscan ''Collectio III librorum''. The canons added to the end of book 2 are found only in a florilegium from Polirone in the Ms Mantua, BC 2 There is a description of the contents of the five books on fol. 7v– 8v of the Ms Vat. lat. 1348. It contains in abbreviated form the rubrics found in

...Peter, abbot of Fucecchio in the diocese of Lucca and to the prior Rudolf of Camaldoli (JL 5219), and it is possible that all the quires were copied at ...f titles 9 –11 and to the first canon of title 12. Title 5, which consists of only one canon, was added later. [{{FM|96}}]