Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ms. lat. 7551

3r-108v, Smaragdus of Saint-Mihiel - Liber in partibus Donati

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The manuscript is mentioned as “¶ Smaracdus de arte gramatica” in the 12th/13th-century catalogue of Saint-Martial under Étienne de Salvaniec, Paris, BnF, Ms. lat. 1139, fol. 229r–236r, here fol. 231, and came in 1730 into the Royal Library in Paris: Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744b, p. 372 col. a–b, here col. a no 1 (“Is codex saeculo nono exaratus videtur”); HAURÉAU 1861, p. 103 sq.; THUROT 1868, p. 4 sq. (“IXe s.”); DELISLE 1874, p. 500 no 104; DÜMMLER 1879, p. 253 (“s. IX.”); DÜMMLER 1881, p. 606 (“saec. IX”; manuscript P); DUPLÈS AGIER 1874, p. 344 with n. 2; DELISLE 1895a, p. 59 no 191; MANITIUS 1911a, p. 467 (“s. IX”); KIBRE 1930, p. 73 sq.; THÉRY 1931, p. 218 n. 3 (“IXe siècle”); LAMBOT 1945, p. 146; LECLERCQ 1948b, p. 15 n. 1; GABORIT-CHOPIN 1969, p. 40 with n. 16 and p. 210 (“IXe s. (?) … Ce traité de Smaragde n’a vraisemblablement pas été fait à Saint-Martial”); RÄDLE 1974, p. 52 (“von S. Martial in Limoges, ca. saec. IX med.; im südlichen Frankreich geschrieben”; manuscript A) and p. 98 n. 6; HUGLO 1977, p. 66 sq. with n. 4; LAPIDGE 1977, p. 260; HOLTZ 1983, p. 158 and 160 sq. (“provient de Saint-Martial de Limoges, mais avait été copie dans le sud de la France”); LÖFSTEDT e. a. 1986, p. V sq., p. VII n. 5, p. XIV (“Origine, un scriptorium du Sud de la France, s. IXmed.”), p. XXV with n. 3, p. XXVI, p. XXVII n. 5, p. XXVIII–XXXI, LX , LXIV and C (manuscript A); HOLTZ/LAMBERT 1988, p. 171–173 with n. 5 (“s. IX med. … Sud de la France; manuscript A”); DEGNI/PERI 2000, p. 731 and 742; REYNHOUT 2006, 2, p. 89 (“IXmed. … France, Sud … Nous sommes peut-être à Saint-Martial de Limoges … quasiment contemporain de l’a[uteur]”); BISCHOFF 2014, p. 128 no 4472 (“Südfrankreich, IX. Jh., Mitte”). The manuscript is not mentioned by WITTERS 1975. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.

fol. 143r-, Alcuin (?) - Carmen CXIX

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The manuscript is mentioned as “¶ Smaracdus de arte gramatica” in the 12th/13th-century catalogue of Saint-Martial under Étienne de Salvaniec, Paris, BnF, Ms. lat. 1139, fol. 229r–236r, here fol. 231, and came in 1730 into the Royal Library in Paris: Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744b, p. 372 col. a–b (“Is codex saeculo nono exaratus videtur”; the text is not mentioned); DELISLE 1874, p. 500 no 104; DELISLE 1895a, p. 59 no 191; GABORIT-CHOPIN 1969, p. 40 with n. 16 and p. 210 (“IXe s. (?) … Ce traité de Smaragde n’a vraisemblablement pas été fait à Saint-Martial”); LÖFTSTEDT e. a. 1986, p. XIV; HOLTZ/LAMBERT 1988, p. 171–173, here p. 173; JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1999, p. 97 (“IXe”); BISCHOFF 2014, p. 128 no 4472 (“Südfrankreich, IX. Jh., Mitte”; the text is not mentioned). The manuscript is not mentioned by DÜMMLER 1881, p. 347 and 632; SCHALLER/KÖNSGEN 1977, p. 428 no 9555. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.

fol. 144v-, Ardo of Aniane (?) - Carmina

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Here only one poem as a later entry in pale ink on the lower margin of the last page of the manuscript. The manuscript is mentioned as “¶ Smaracdus de arte gramatica” in the 12th/13th-century catalogue of Saint-Martial under Étienne de Salvaniec, Paris, BnF, Ms. lat. 1139, fol. 229r–236r, here fol. 231, and came in 1730 into the Royal Library in Paris: Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum 1744b, p. 372 col. a–b (“Is codex saeculo nono exaratus videtur”; the text is not mentioned); DELISLE 1874, p. 500 no 104; DUPLÈS AGIER 1874, p. 344 with n. 2; DELISLE 1895a, p. 59 no 191; WILMART 1940, p. 202; BISCHOFF 1950a, p. 184 no IVb (“saec. IX”; manuscript P 1); GABORIT-CHOPIN 1969, p. 40 with n. 16 and p. 210 (“IXe s. (?) … Ce traité de Smaragde n’a vraisemblablement pas été fait à Saint-Martial”); WALTHER 1969, p. 103 no 2040; GIBSON 1977, p. 260; SCHALLER/KÖNSGEN 1977, p. 76 no 1571; BISCHOFF 2014, p. 128 no 4472 (“Südfrankreich, IX. Jh., Mitte”; the text is not mentioned). The manuscript is not mentioned by STRECKER 1951b, p. 140 no 5. The poem is not mentioned by JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1994, p. 185. Digitization: http://gallica.bnf.fr.