Città del Vaticano, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Vat. lat. 7592

58vb-59vb, Anonymus - Translatio s. Eulaliae Barcinonensis [BHL 2697]

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Here transmitted in a complete legendary: PONCELET 1910, p. 208–213, here p. 208; FLEITH 1991, p. 300; PELOUX 2021b, p. 197, p. 198 with n. 27 sq., p. 202 n. 46 and p. 211–217 (edition: p. 212–217; manuscript R). The manuscript is not mentioned by PUIG Y PUIG 1929, p. 357; FÁBREGA GRAU 1958, p. 109 and 151. The provenance of the manuscript is still not sure. For KRÜGER 2002, p. 238 n. 26 it is probably from Catalonia, yet for BERTRAND 2011, p. 233–235 it is from Southern France. The specific text collection, dedicated to Antonin of Pamiers, as highlighted by BAILLET/HENRIET 2014, p. 730 n. 92, p. 732 n. 98 and p. 734 with n. 105, speaks more for Southern France.