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| key = ME ...in [[Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, A. 46 inf.]], a miscellany manuscript of the ninth century.

...]] none of which appears elsewhere. On fol. 144r–150r it contains excerpts of the [[Collectio Anselmo dedicata]] (not in database). The manuscript has been digitized in 2020 or 2021 and can be found here: http://213.21.172

...k 676, which contains the Swabian recension of the 74T compiled by Bernold of Constance. ...78), pp. 53, 59, 90. He sees a close relationship to the Schlettstadt copy of the ''Sinemuriensis''.

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Regino of Prüm, ''Libri duo de synodalibus causis et disciplinis ecclesiasticis''}} ...was predominantly in the regions of Metz, Trier and Mainz that collections of capitularies circulated.

{{Infobox manuscript|place= Wolfenbüttel |library=HAB|shelfmark=Aug. 9.4|century=saec. XII|cent ...uthor|Autenrieth}} pointed out the parallels to the appendices in a number of 74T manuscripts.

...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}}]

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Anselm of Lucca, ''Collectio canonum'' (A version, Barb. lat. 535)}} | title = Anselm of Lucca, Collectio canonum (A version, Barb. lat. 535)

| alttitle1 = "rearrangement of 74T" ({{author|Fowler-Mager}}) ...r}}, and adopts a Latin form of the title he uses, in line with the titles of almost all other collections described in this wiki.

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Ivo of Chartres, ''Decretum''}} | title = Ivo of Chartres, Decretum

...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

The collection is known as ''Collection of Saint-Germain'', ''Collection in Nine Books'', ''Collectio Sangermanensis I ...known; the present analysis is based on this copy ({{Coll|WO}}). The Ghent manuscript, from the Benedictine monastery Saint-Pierre-au-Mont-Blandin in Ghent, was

...ct, as Horst Fuhrmann has pointed out, it contains canons contrary to some of his positions. It was, however, apparently the best collection available to ...text in the collection is a decree of the synod held at Rome in the spring of 1080. The ''Collectio Tarraconensis'' does not contain a synodal ordo, whic

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Gregory of San Grisogono, ''Polycarpus''}} ...Vat. Reg. lat. 987. There is only one copy of a second, augmented version of the ''Polycarpus'': in the Ms Paris, BnF, lat. 3882. That version was used

| alttitle1 = Collection of Saint-Hilaire in Poitiers ...ollection from the second half of the eleventh largely modelled [[Burchard of Worms, Liber decretorum|Burchard’s ''Liber decretorum'']]. There is good

...Paris, BnF, lat. 1557 and in the Ms Reims, BM 672) is transmitted here out of its original [{{FM|105}}] context for the first time. It has been thought ...538 (the so-called ''[[Collectio Barberiniana]]'') and, finally, the block of texts now called the „[[Error series]]“.

...nd [[User:JJakob|Jonas {{author|Jacob}}]]. The sigla in brackets are those of Winroth's forthcoming edition. Most manuscripts on the list are codices tod # [[Cleveland, Museum of Art, 1954 598]]

...eriod is it is complete in the sense that all manuscripts mentioned in any of the following works are included: ...iled semi-automatically from the manuscript index of that book. See [[List of manuscripts in Fowler-Magerl]] for the resulting list.