Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Lat. 18237
Repository:
Paris (France)Bibliothèque Nationale
Lat. 18237
Siglum (by Mordek 1995): P25
Siglum (by Eckhardt 1962): C 6
Digital image available at BnF
History:
Origin:
9th century
(von Schwind, Lehmann/Eckhardt 1966); 2nd quarter of the 9th
century, presumably from France (Mordek);
2nd quarter of
the 9th century, Paris,
N.-Dame (Kottje); ca. 1st half of the 9th century,
Notre-Dame,
partly Tours
(Bischoff HA); 2nd quarter of the 9th century (Eckhardt
1962); ca.
2nd quarter of the 9th century, East France
(Bischoff)
Provenance:
In possession of Antoine Loisel at the beginning of the
17th century. (Eckhardt 1962)
Physical description:
Quires:
Number:
Size: 221-225 x 156-161 mm
Text block: 155-210 x 105-135 mm
Lines: 19-21, 26-27
Script: Caroline minuscule
Glosses:
Contents:
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Ar - v, 1v, 96bis - ter
various capitularies (on paper sheets, presumably written in the 16th century)
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1bis r - 64v
Ansegis' collection of capitularies
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64a - 64d
paper sheets, partly containing additions to the text
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65r
probationes pennae
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65va - 66ra
Lex Salica (type D, long prologue)
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66ra-rb
Lex Salica (type C, short prologue)
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66rb - 68ra
Lex Salica (type C, Septem causae)
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68ra - 92va
Lex Salica (type C, list of titles and text)
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92va - 94va
Pactus Childeberti I et Chlotharii I
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94va - 96rb
Childeberti II decretio
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96v
empty
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97ra - 120vb
Isidore, Etymologiae
[ N.B.: Merkel and von Schwind's identification of the prologue of the Lex Baiuvariorum might be based on this excerpt, cf. Mordek 1995 p. 616 [PDF-Download] ] -
121r
empty
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121v - 144v
Lex Alamannorum (type B, list of titles and text)
