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...is key RE). This part of the manuscript was written in an Italian minuscle of the 11th century. * Manuscript [[Category:Manuscript]]

...s a manuscript of the ninth or tenth century which contains a large number of canon law works. Mordek (as found [https://capitularia.uni-koeln.de/en/mss/ * a fragment of the [[Collectio Vaticana in Vat. lat. 1342]]

...obably quite early), written in several hands, contains the second version of the ''[[Collectio Tripartita]]''. This copy was first called to more genera ...1.38.26a and the added canons after B9.2, and has the re-arranged versions of A2.39 and B17. It has no additions.

...ave more and more articles with page-specific links to the digital version of her Canonical Collections, we can think about (semi-automatically) integrat .../Archive/Shelf mark, rough date, canonical collection(s) contained in this manuscript

...in Spain between 546 and 589, and later supplemented with conciliar canons of more recent councils up to Toledo VI (638). It is extant in six medieval manuscripts, three of which were kept in the Biblioteca Capitolare in Novara (hence the name ''No

...LX" or "XL" be first, an "54" or "154"? (The issue appeared in the List of Manuscript; I fixed it manually.) ...in..." for all collections known by the shelf mark of a copy, and get rid of the preceding "The..." in titles. That should make sortkey/DEFAULTSORT unne

...ion in Ten Parts ({{Coll|KO}}) parts is largely a re-arrangement of part A of the [[Collectio Tripartita]] in ten topical books. {{author|Trede}} in 2005 ...he only known copy. It has suffered some damage, and particularly the loss of a quire containing 2.15.3 med.–3.7.12. A second version in [[Leipzig, Uni

...been followed by more recent scholarship. Elliot in 2013 argued in favour of the older, "admittedly arbitrary", title. ...f Collectio Sanblasiana]] (number of entries: {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Manuscript of Collectio Sanblasiana}}). The following manuscripts (including fragments) a

{{Infobox manuscript | generalregion = Northeastern France, region of Reims

...ollectio Frisingensis I]] (number of entries: {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Manuscript of Collectio Frisingensis I}}). ...othek, M.p.th.f. 47 and 64a both contain fragments of the conciliar canons of the Frisingensis but not papal letters.

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

This is part two of the list of Gratian manuscripts; see [[List of Gratian Manuscripts 1|the first one for comment]]. # [[New York, Columbia University Library Rare Book and Manuscript Library, MS Plimpton 86]]

If you '''quote''' any of these titles in the articles of this wiki, '''please do so using the short titles suggested below'''. You c ...in: Bishops, Texts and the Use of Canon Law around 1100: Essays in Honour of Martin Brett, ed. Bruce Clark {{Author|Brasington}} and Kathleen Grace {{Au