Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 3880
1r-69v, Sine Auctore - Collectio Dacheriana
Link to digitization: here.
Here form A: Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, p. 524 col. b (“Is
codex duodecimo saeculo videtur exaratus”; the text is not identified);
MAASSEN 1866, p. 254 sq., here p. 254 (“saec. XII.“); MAASSEN 1870, p. 849
no 21; SCHMITZ 1883, p. 716 (“saec. XII”; with the wrong folio-numbers
“1–70”); GUNDLACH 1889–1890, 1, p. 284 n. 4; SCHMITZ 1898, p. 260 and 468;
LE BRAS 1929a, p. 404 n. 32 and p. 405 (on specific features of this copy of
the Collectio Dacheriana); HAENNI 1956, p. 384 n. 14 and p. 387 n. 19;
MORDEK 1975, p. 263 (“saec. XII”); KÉRY 1999, p. 89 (“saec. XII”); FIREY
2000b, p. 72 n. 39; ZIEMANN 2008, p. 238 n. 20 and 22. The manuscript is not
mentioned by MAASSEN 1885, p. 1090. The manuscript is not mentioned by AVRIL
e. a. 1982, but in the fichier Avril is a note that it could be a Catalan
manuscript, and indeed the late Caroline minuscule shows typical features of
late eleventh-/early twelfth century-scripts from this region. Digitization:
http://gallica.bnf.fr.
144v-145v, Theutgaudus of Trier - Epistola formata (a. 847/868)
Link to digitization: here.
This recommendation letter for the priest Hegilo is a new witness of
this text, the collation of which shows that it is not identical with the
Lérins manuscript Jacques Sirmond used for his edition in 1629: Catalogus
codicum manuscriptorum 1744a, 524 col. b (“Is codex duodecimo saeculo
videtur exaratus”; the text is not mentioned); MAASSEN 1866, p. 254 sq. (the
text is not mentioned); The manuscript is not mentioned by SIRMOND 1629, p.
666 sq. no III; FABRICIUS 1926, p. 178 and p. 192–93 no 39; VAN RHIJN 2007,
p. 175 sq. with n. 13; PATZOLD 2020a, p. 504 no 18; SCHRÖDER 2022a, p. 12
with n. 69; SCHRÖDER 2022b, p. 62 sq. no 31;
https://data.mgh.de/databases/epp9/bin/epp_search_screen.xql (state: January
2021). The manuscript is not mentioned by AVRIL e. a. 1982, but in the
fichier Avril is a note that it could be a Catalan manuscript, and indeed
the late Caroline minuscule shows typical features of late eleventh-/early
twelfth century-scripts from this region. Digitization:
http://gallica.bnf.fr.