Unidentified, olim Sant Cugat del Vallès, containing Haimo of Auxerre, Homiliarium

No manuscript, Haimo of Auxerre - Homiliarium

The 14th-century book inventory of the altar of Mare de Déu of Sant Cugat del Vallès mentions a two-volume homiliary: “Item Aymó blanch . Item Aymó nigres lo prim”, probably the Homiliary redacted by Haimo of Auxerre: COLL I ALENTORN 1962, p. 259; MUNDÓ I MARCET 1982b, p. 19 with n. 42; ALTÉS I AGUILÓ 1997, p. 113 n. 23; ALTÉS I AGUILÓ 2010b, p. 77. This witness is not mentioned by BARRÉ 1962, p. 63 sq.; GUGLIELMETTI 2008a, p. 221–226. A copy of this homiliary must already have existed in the early thirteenth century, since the Consuetudines of Sant Cugat del Vallès redacted by the monk Perre Ferrer in 1221/1223 (Barcelona, Arxiu de la Corona d’Aragó, Ms. Sant Cugat 46: Consuetudines S. Cucuphatis) stipulate the use of it for the lecture in the refectory: ALTÉS I AGUILÓ 1997, p. 113 n. 23.