Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 742

202r-203r, Paulus Diaconus - Homiliarium

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Here interpolated version of Homilia II 130: The manuscript, now mutilated at the beginning, was in the possession of Nicolas Fabri de Peiresc (see note by his hand on fol. 1r above: “LECTIONARIUM VALDE ANTIQUUM”) and came via the collection of Cardinal Mazarin to the Royal Library in Paris: Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, p. 61 col. a (“Is codex undecimo saeculo exaratus videtur”; the text is not mentioned); LEROQUAIS 1934, 2, p. 417 sq. no 446 (“XIIe siècle, et, probablement, de la première moitié”; the text is not mentioned); LAUER 1939, p. 257 (“Fin XIIe–XIIIe s.”; the text is not mentioned); LEMARIÉ 1965, p. 130 no 86b; GRÉGOIRE 1966, p. 188 and 193–196; OLIVAR I DAYDÍ 1967, p. 48 sq. no 168 (“Segle XII”; the text is not mentioned); AVRIL e. a. 1982, p. 155 no 170 (“XIIe s. (début); the text is not mentioned) and pl. XCIX no 170 (fol. 42r, detail, and fol. 262v, detail); OLIVAR I DAYDÍ 1996, p. 66 (the text is not mentioned). However, the whole homiliary of the breviary depends on the Homiliary of Paul the Deacon: LEMARIÉ 1965, p. 140–143. The manuscript is not mentioned by WIEGAND 1897; GRÉGOIRE 1980, p. 423–478; VALTORTA 2006, p. 216 sq.; GUILIANO 2021, p. 263–299. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.