Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 2850

1ra-33rb, Alcuin - De fide sanctae et individuae Trinitatis

The manuscript has a 13th-century exlibris on the upper margin of fol. 1r: “Iste liber est ecclesie sancti nazarij sedis Carcassonensis”. This copy is mentioned in the catalogue of the library of Carcassonne Cathedral: “Alcuinus de Trinitate et fide”, Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum ecclesiae S. Nazarii Carcassonae, p. 1352 col. b l. 1. The manuscript is then also mentioned among the 4o-format manuscripts in the catalogue of manuscripts which were sent on December 10, 1680 by Cardinal Pierre de Bonzi, Archbishop of Narbonne (1673–1703), via M. Bouchon to Colbert: “Alcuini liber manualis ad Carolum Regem. Sermones Augustini” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 9364, fol. 54r): Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, p. 342 col. a no 1 (“Is codex sæculo decimo quarto exaratus videtur”); DELISLE 1874, p. 348; PORCHER 1952, p. 157–160, here p. 157 sq. (“XIIIe s.”); DOLBEAU 1979, p. 192 with n. 1 and p. 194 n. 1; MATTER 1996, p. 152 (“St. Nazarius, Carcassone [!], XIII”); JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1999, p. 136; SZARMACH 1999, p. 407 (“XIII”). The manuscript is not mentioned by MATTER 2010; KNIBBS/MATTER 2012. See also the old 9th-century Carcassonne copy of this text, today London, British Library, Harley 4980, fol. 76v–126r.

33r-37r, Alcuin - De Trinitate ad Fredegisum quaestiones XXVIII

The manuscript has a 13th-century exlibris on the upper margin of fol. 1r: “Iste liber est ecclesie sancti nazarij sedis Carcassonensis”. This copy is behind the entry in the catalogue of the library of Carcassonne Cathedral: “Alcuinus de Trinitate et fide”, Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum ecclesiae S. Nazarii Carcassonae, p. 1352 col. b l. 1. The manuscript is then also mentioned among the 4o-format manuscripts in the catalogue of manuscripts which were sent on December 10, 1680 by Cardinal Pierre de Bonzi, Archbishop of Narbonne (1673–1703), via M. Bouchon to Colbert: “Alcuini liber manualis ad Carolum Regem. Sermones Augustini” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 9364, fol. 54r): Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, p. 342 col. a no 2 (“Is codex sæculo decimo quarto exaratus videtur”); DELISLE 1874, p. 348; PORCHER 1952, p. 157–160, here p. 158 (“XIIIe s.”); DOLBEAU 1979, p. 192 with n. 1 and p. 194 n. 1; MATTER 1996, p. 152 (“St. Nazarius, Carcassone [!], XIII”); JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1999, p. 151; SZARMACH 1999, p. 407 (“XIII”). The manuscript is not mentioned by MATTER 2010; KNIBBS/MATTER 2012. See also the old 9th-century Carcassonne copy of this text, today London, British Library, Harley 4980, fol. 126v–131r.

37r-45r, Alcuin - De animae ratione liber ad Eulaliam virginem and Carmen LXXXV

The manuscript has a 13th-century exlibris on the upper margin of fol. 1r: “Iste liber est ecclesie sancti nazarij sedis Carcassonensis”. This copy is behind the entry in the catalogue of the library of Carcassonne Cathedral: “Alcuinus de Trinitate et fide”, Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum ecclesiae S. Nazarii Carcassonae, p. 1352 col. b l. 1. The manuscript is then also mentioned among the 4o-format manuscripts in the catalogue of manuscripts which were sent on December 10, 1680 by Cardinal Pierre de Bonzi, Archbishop of Narbonne (1673–1703), via M. Bouchon to Colbert: “Alcuini liber manualis ad Carolum Regem. Sermones Augustini” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 9364, fol. 54r): Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, p. 342 col. a no 3 (“Is codex sæculo decimo quarto exaratus videtur”); DELISLE 1874, p. 348; PORCHER 1952, p. 157–160, here p. 158 (“XIIIe s.”); DOLBEAU 1979, p. 192 with n. 1 and p. 194 n. 1; MATTER 1996, p. 152 (“St. Nazarius, Carcassone [!], XIII”); JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1999, p. 123; SZARMACH 1999, p. 407 (“XIII”). The manuscript is not mentioned by MATTER 2010; KNIBBS/MATTER 2012. See also the old 9th-century Carcassonne copy of this text, today London, British Library, Harley 4980, fol. 131v–143v.