Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery, Ms. 2 (olim 374)

54v-60v, Anonymus - Faciamus hominem ad imaginem et similitudinem nostram

Link to digitization: here.
The text is divided into 33 smaller sections, each with a title. Directly after, on fol. 60v below, follows a distich, obviously the work’s dedication poem, probably for King Charles the Bald: “PERLEGE REX SAPIENS . SOPHIAE PIA DOGMATA SANCTAE / SICQUE FIDEM FIRMA PECTORE ET ORE TUO” (missing in SCHALLER/KÖNSGEN 1977, p. 531). On the upper edge of fol. 2r the 13th-century exlibris “¶ iste liber est Monasterij sancti Andree dyocesis Avinionensis”. Below a younger shelfmark (?) “- aab -” and to the left and right hand of it the 17th-century exlibris of the Maurists “monasterii sancti andreae congregationis s. mauri” (after 1635). A detailed description of the manuscript in general and of the anonymous work in particular by Dom Odon de La Mothe from 1640 is preserved in Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 13070, fol. 109r. In the 18th century the manuscript belonged to Bénigne-Charles Févret de Saint-Mémin, member of the Parliament of Dijon, whose exlibris is pasted on the inner plate of the front cover: DE RICCI/WILSON 1935–1940, 1, p. 818 no 374 (“Idem [sc. “S. Augustinus”], Responsiones de libro suo De praedestinatis … Xth c. … Written in southern France”); FAYE/BOND 1962, p. 196 no 374 (“9th (not 10th) c.”); HALLINGER 1974, p. 56 (with the wrong date “16. Jh.” and the old shelfmark “n. 374”; the text is not mentioned); MCKITTERICK 1980a, p. 40 with n. 3; JEAUNEAU 1982; RANDALL 1989, p. 3 sq. no 1 and fig. 1 (fol. 60v); STAUBACH 1993, 1, p. 22; MACHIELSEN 1994, p. 11 no 20 and p. 19 no 15e (“s. IX2”); BISCHOFF 1998, p. 43 no 185 (“Etwa Umkreis von Soissons, IX. Jh., 3. Viertel”; the text is not mentioned); DE FORBIN 2001, p. 145 and 147 sq. (“Xe siècle”); GORMAN 2001, p. 98. Digitization (with detailed description and bibliography): https://thedigitalwalters.org/Data/WaltersManuscripts/html/W2/.