Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 5255
10ra-37vb, Ado of Vienne - Martyrologium
Link to digitization: here.
Here abbreviated version of the first family, second recension, with
additions from the Martyrologium Hieronymianum and marginal additions of
obitus (in extra columns). The manuscript came via Étienne de Rignac,
conseiller des aides in Montpellier, to Paris and was on February 6, 1682 in
the library of Colbert. It is mentioned in the catalogues of Étienne de
Rignac and Étienne Baluze respectively: “Martyrologium et Necrologium
Ecclesiae S. Stephani Narbonensis” (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France,
Ms. lat 9364, fol. 74v) and “Martyrologium S. Stephani Narbonensis” (Paris,
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Collection Baluze, Ms. 100, fol. 176v):
MOLINIER 1890, p. 272 sq. no 607; QUENTIN 1908, p. 412 still n. 1 and p.
468; LEMAITRE 1980–2020, 2, p. 1284 sq. no 3049, here p. 1284; LEMAITRE
1984, pl. XVI fig. 22 (fol. 16r); LEMAITRE 1993, p. 72 (the text is not
mentioned); JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1994, p. 34 (with the wrong folio numbers
“13v–32”); LEMAITRE 1996, p. 39 with n. 81 and p. 57 n. 81; LEMAITRE 2002,
p. 67 sq., 75, p. 85 with n. 66, p. 86 with n. 74 sq., p. 87 with n. 81, p.
88–90, 92–94, p. 96 with n. 127, p. 97 sq., 103 sq., p. 109 n. 66, 74 sq.
and 81 and p. 111 n. 127; LEMAITRE 2004, p. 683 with n. 21 and p. 688;
LEMAITRE/LE BLÉVEC 2004, p. 73 n. 3 and p. 102; LEMAITRE 2014, p. 3, 60, p.
73 n. 3, p. 74 sq., 76 sq., 84 sq. and 118; LEMAITRE 2016, p. 173 with n. 36
and p. 188 n. 36. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.