Latin: Autessiodurum
Part of region: France
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City | Library | Shelfmark/section | Contents | Script | Dating | Origin | Categories | Images | |
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Paris | Bibliothèque nationale de France | Lat. 7960 | Virgil commentary (Philargyrius, Brevis expositio) | IX med or X | Auxerre? | ||||
Turin | Biblioteca Nazionale | F.IV.1, fasc. 7 | Pseudo-Jerome, Commentarii in Marcum (1.1–6, 14.52–15.21) | Irish minuscule | VIII–IX | Ireland | |||
Vatican City | Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana | Reg. Lat. 215 | OT glossary | Continental hand | 876/7 | Limousin? Tours? Laon? |
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Data available for 1 manuscript (33% of this list). Range of folio numbers: 199–199 (average 199).
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Cite this page:
Pádraic Moran, Manuscripts with Irish Associations (MIrA),
version 0.5 dev (2023)
<http://mira.ie/places/auxerre> [accessed 9 November 2024]