Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 3828

1r-229v, Haimo of Auxerre - Homiliarium

Here only beginning with the homily on the fourth Sunday of Advent (because of the missing first quinio and the first folium of the second quire) and also mutilated at the end. Like Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de Paris, Ms. lat. 619 from Carcassonne Cathedral (see there), the copy has the same 6 inserted homilies on the Epistles, the author of which is not identified (fol. 97v–101r: Phil. 2, 5–11; fol. 181r–182v: I Cor 10, 6–13; fol. 186r–187r: I Cor 12, 2–11; fol. 190v–192r: I Cor 15, 1–10; fol. 201v–202v: II Cor 9, 6–10; fol. 203v–204v: Sir 24, 11–16 on Adsumptio S. Mariae). It could therefore be a direct copy of it: BARRÉ 1962, p. 57 n. 13, p. 58 n. 17 (manuscript M), p. 61 (“début du [sc. “XIIIe”] siècle”; manuscript M) and p. 146–160 (p. 147: “XIIIe s.”; manuscript M); ÉTAIX e. a. 1988, p. 440–442 (“XIIIe s.”); HEIL 1998, p. 286 n. 56 and p. 399 (“S-Frk. (Carcassonne?)”); GUGLIELMETTI 2008a, p. 224 (“s. XIII”; manuscript M) and 226 (“del XIII”); JULLIEN 2010, p. 352 (“XIIIe ... même contenu que Paris lat. 619”).