Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 619
1r-253r, Haimo of Auxerre - Homiliarium
Link to digitization: here.
Here with missing parts (especially gap between fol. 8 and 9) and with 6
inserted homilies on the Epistles, the author of which is not identified
(fol. 99r–102v: Phil. 2, 5–11; fol. 182r–183r: I Cor 10, 6–13; fol.
186v–187v: I Cor 12, 2–11; fol. 191r–192r: I Cor 15, 1–10; fol. 201r–202r:
II Cor 9, 6–10; fol. 203v–204v: Sir 24, 11–16 on Adsumptio S. Mariae). The
manuscript has a 13th-century exlibris on fol. 1r below: “Iste liber est
ecclesie sancti nazarij carcassonensis quicumque eum furatus fuerit vel
alienaverit vel celaverit vel hunc titulum deleverit anathema sit”:
Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, p. 52 col. a (“anonymi expositio in
quatuor Evangelia … Is codex undecimo saeculo exaratus videtur”); DELISLE
1874, p. 348; LAUER 1939, p. 220 sq. (“Xe s.”); BARRÉ 1958, p. 215 n. 4;
BARRÉ 1959, p. 106 (on fol. 256r); BARRÉ 1960, p. 216 sq. (on fol. 256r);
ROSCHINI 1961; BARRÉ 1962, p. 56–58 (p. 57: “Xe siècle; manuscript A), 61,
70 (“plus ancient manuscrit complet”) and 146–160 (p. 146: “Xe s.;
Carcassonne”; manuscript A); BARRÉ 1963, p. 11, p. 120 with n. 93–95, p. 151
n. 5 and p. 198 sq.; ÉTAIX e. a. 1988, p. 440; HEIL 1998, p. 286 with n. 56
(“10. Jh., aus Carcassonne”) and p. 395 with n. 5 (“Carcassonne, St.
Nazaire”); GUGLIELMETTI 2008a, p. 224 (“s. X, orig. Carcassonne”) and 226
(“del X secolo”); JULLIEN 2010, p. 352 (“Xe”); SHIMAHARA 2022a, p. 297 with
n. 67 and p. 311 n. 67. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.