Unidentified, olim Vic, containing Collectio Dionysio-Hadriana

No manuscript, Sine auctore - Collectio Dionysio-Hadriana

“Canonem quodicem .I.”, Testamentum Idalcarii episcopi Vicensis a. 908 (1821), p. 267 l. 23; Testamentum Idalcarii episcopi Vicensis a. 908 (1980–1996), p. 39 l. 25; Testamentum Idalcarii episcopi Vicensis a. 908 (1999), p. 125 l. 2: VILLANUEVA 1821a, p. 68 (with the wrong identification with the “vita canonica”, i. e. the Institutio canonicorum Aquisgranensis) and 124; DE EGURÉN 1859, p. LXXXVIII; BEER 1894, p. 24 and p. 543 no 553 with n. 1 (with the wrong date “909” and with the identification by Villanueva); RIUS I SERRA 1926, p. 562 (without identification); GUDIOL I CUNILL 1934, p. 3; JUNYENT I SUBIRÀ 1963, p. 139; ORDEIG I MATA 1981, p. 113 with n. 18 and p. 150 n. 18 (“uns Canons”); PUIG I FERRETÉ e. a. 1998, p. 146 no 812 and p. 170 no 812 (without identification); ZIMMERMANN 2003, 1, p. 547 and 592 (without identification); ZIMMERMANN 2003, 2, p. 660 (without identification) and 1147; GROS I PUJOL 2006, p. 21 no 6 (with illustration); DE PUIG I OLIVER 2017–2019, p. 574 with n. 114; ALTURO I PERUCHO/ALAIX I GIMBERT 2019, p. 129 with n. 5 and p. 139 n. 5 (without identification). GROS I PUJOL 2006, p. 21 qualifies Idalguer as one of the Narbonnais clercs who once restored the bishopric of Vic. This could mean that his manuscripts came from there or were written in Septimano-Catalan Caroline minuscule. This is perhaps one of the Vic copies mentioned in 957 and 971 respectively.