Unidentified, olim Santa Maria de Ripoll, containing Aimoin of Fleury Chronicon

No manuscript, Aimoin of Fleury - Chronicon

“Aimonis I.”, Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum S. Mariae Rivipullensis a. 1047 (1908), p. 102 no 69; Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum S. Mariae Rivipullensis a. 1047 (1992), p. 399 l. 8 sq.: BEER 1908, 1, p. 102 no 69; COLL I ALENTORN 1951–1952, p. 195; DÍAZ Y DÍAZ 1969, p. 236 and p. 238 with n. 136; JASPERT 2003, p. 129 n. 30; ZIMMERMANN 2003, 1, p. 570; ZIMMERMANN 2003, 2, p. 792 (respectively with the doubtful identification with Aimon of Fleury’s De miraculis S. Benedicti libri II); ALTÉS I AGUILÓ 2012, p. 16 with n. 7 (with the wrong date 979 and the doubtful identification with Haimo of Auxerre’s Homiliarium); MIRANDA Y GARCÍA 2015, p. 35 with n. 59 sq. (with the wrong identification with Aimoin of Saint-Germain-des-Prés); GROS I PUJOL 2016, p. 132 no 32 (with the doubtful identification with Aimon of Fleury’s De miraculis S. Benedicti libri II); DE PUIG I OLIVER 2017–2019, p. 600 with n. 357. The context of the mention shows that it cannot be the copy of Haimo of Auxerre’s Homiliary, but must have been a historiographical work, since Eusebios of Caesarea’s Historia ecclesiastica (in Rufin of Aquileja’s Latin translation) and Cassiodor’s Historia tripertita are immediately following in the catalogue: BEER 1908, 1, p. 103 no 70–72; GROS I PUJOL 2016, p. 132 no 33 sq.