Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Lat. 4419
History:
Origin:
10th century, Gaul (Hänel,
Liebs); 10th century (Mommsen,
Meyer); 9th/10th century (Bischoff HA); end of the 9th/beginning of the 10th
century, Sens (Ganivet)
Physical description:
Quires:
Number: 78 foll.
Size:
Lines: 34
Script: Caroline minuscule
Glosses:
Contents:
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Ir
librarian note (Volume de 78 Feuillets. 12 Octobre 1889.)
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Iv
librarian note (Breviarium Codicis Alarici ab incerti nominis monacho Abbatis iussu compositum vt indicat praefatio.)
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1r
Glosses, especially from Isidore's Etymologiae (ed. Hänel 1849, p. 461: Vterini fratres dicuntur quia uno utero - quae biennio pubertate sua uiros praecedere solent); two notes by modern hands concerning the content of the manuscript; shelfmarks and red library stamp of the Royal Library in Paris; further notes on the lower margin
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1v
Capitula legibus addenda (818/819), Cap. 10: KAROLI cap. decimum Legis salicae LX. DE FALSIS TESTIBUS CONVINCENDIS. Si quis cum altero de qualibet causa - testes habere
(MGH Capit. 1, Nr. 139, p. 282 Z. 40 - p. 283 Z. 20)
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2r - 76v
Epitome Monachi with prologue
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76v - 78r
Roman law text, rubric: DE MERETRICIBUS ET INFAMIS; interpretation of Lex Romana Visigothorum Nov. Theod. 8,1 (DE CURIALIBUS. Nulli ex genere - se nouerit subditurum); Appendix to the Lex Romana Visigothorum (ed. Hänel 1849, p. 453); modern notes in the margins
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78r
Poem (epitaphium) for the Burgundian dux Richard († 921) in elegiac distich
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78v
Capitula legibus addenda (818/819), Cap. 10: [beginning illegibly] - ad causam testes habere, afterwards: cp. legis salicę LX Karoli decimo; the page has been treated with chemicals, making the script appear bluish in colour; on the text of c. 10 an overwritten note: PETRV CAPETIVS possessor dono datis; the rest of the page is empty
