Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional de España, Ms. 11548

7r-53v, Sine Auctore - Collectio Dionysio-Hadriana

Link to digitization: here.
The first part of this Collectio of Madrid 11548 (fol. 1r–68v), according to Fransen compiled in Aquitaine, is taken from the Collectio Dionysio-Hadriana. But there is also a connection to the Liber Tarraconensis: Catalogue raisonné 1770, p. 234–238 no XXIV; PERTZ 1843b, p. 781 (“s. XII.”); KUTTNER 1958, p. 509; FRANSEN 1960–1961; METZ 1961; GARCÍA Y GARCÍA 1967, p. 322; FUHRMANN 1972–1974, 2, p. 404 with n. 121 (“saec. XI”) and p. 414 with n. 16 (on the excerpts from Pseudo-Isidore); MORDEK 1975, p. 248; GILCHRIST 1980, p. 198; GILCHRIST 1981, p. 586 sq. (“Ende des 11. Jahrhunderts”); ÉTAIX 1983, p. 74 n. 24; KÉRY 1999, p. 281 (“Prov. Aquitaine”); Luces del norte 2021, p. 49 no 3 with fig. (fol. 7r, detail; “Suroeste de Francia, finales del siglo XI – inicios del siglo XII”). The Caroline minuscule looks rather like a script from the Septimano-Catalan region. The manuscript stems from the Collège des Jésuites in Auch (fol. 1r: “Collegii Auch. Societatis Jesu”) and was in possession of Joseph-Louis-Dominique de Cambis, marquis de Velleron (1706–1772), then Mr. Taoul (fl. 1773–1780), and came finally into the Royal Library. Digitization: http://bdh-rd.bne.es/viewer.vm?id=0000192137&page=1.