Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Lat. 4629
Repository:
Paris (France)Bibliothèque Nationale
Lat. 4629
Siglum (by Mordek 1995): P13
Siglum (by Eckhardt 1962): E 15
Digital image available at BnF
Note(s):
According to Bischoff and Mordek the Parisian manuscript
and Leiden, Bibliotheek der
Rijksuniversiteit, BPL 114 belong together. David Ganz
contradicts this view (see bibliographic reference below).
History:
Origin:
9th century (Hänel); beginning of the 9th century, presumably from
Bourges (Liebs); 9th century (Beyerle/Buchner);
beginning
of the 9th century (shortly after 805), presumably Bourges
(Mordek); 1st quarter of the 9th century, probably Bourges
(Eckhardt 1962 following Bischoff); 8th/9th century,
probably Bourges (Bischoff)
Provenance:
Bibliotheca Colbertina, no. 4059 (Eckhardt 1962)
Physical description:
Material: ParchmentQuires:
Number:
Size: 245-251 x 155-158 mm
Text block: 185-195 x 95-110 mm
Lines: 25-27
Script: Caroline minuscule
Glosses:
Contents:
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1r - 13r
Lex Salica (type E, fragment)
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13r - 15r
Childeberti II decretio
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15r - v
Lex Salica (epilogue)
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15v - 16r
questions and answers on religion and philosophy
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18v, 19r - 27v
various capitularies
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28r - 50r
Lex Ribuaria (type A, list of titles up to title 54 and text)
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50r - 51r
Lex Salica (Recapitulatio solidorum)
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51v - 53r
Isidore, Etymologiae
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53r - 54r
explanations on Latin orthography
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54v
theological and philosophical issues
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55r
Alcuin, Liber de virtutibus et vitiis
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55v - 56r
Epitaphium Alchuuini
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56r
Venantius Fortunatus, Carmen VII 6
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56v
Formula Bituricensis No. 7
