Unidentified, olim Santa Maria de Ripoll, containing Alcuin Carmen LXXIII
No manuscript, Alcuin - Carmen LXXIII
In the lost Ripoll-codex of Johannes Scotus Eriugena’s Corpus Dionysiacum, mentioned in the catalogue of 1047 (see there), was according to the description of Pròsper de Bofarull of 1823 also a copy of Alcuin’s edition of Augustine’s translation of Aristotle’s Decem cathegoriae, thus opened with Alcuin’s dedication poem to King Charlemagne: “las Categorías de Aristóteles traducidas por Agustín, y preceden unos versos del Monge Alcuino al Rey Carlos”, VALLS Y TABERNER 1931a, p. 10 no 0/17; DE PUIG I OLIVER 2017–2019, p. 608 n. 413. This testimony is not mentioned by DÜMMLER 1881, p. 295; JULLIEN/PERELMAN 1999, p. 92 sq.