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|Scope=multiple versions
|Classification=Subject:religious texts
|Classification=Subject:religious texts
|ShortDescription=<p>A Latin religious tract which a bishop could use to address priests at a diocesan synod. In some versions, it is falsely attributed to Pope Leo IV (<em>fl.</em> 9th c.). The text is of continental origin and a version of it is extant in the Leabhar Breac. <br></p>
|ShortDescription=<p>A Latin religious tract which a bishop could use to address priests at a diocesan synod. It appears to have been written on the continent, possibly in the 10th century, and survives in over 130 manuscripts. In some of these, it is falsely attributed to Pope Leo IV (<em>fl.</em> 9th c.). A version of it is extant in the 15th-century Irish manuscript known as the <em>Leabhar Breac</em>. <br></p>
|LanguageAuto=Latin language
|LanguageAuto=Latin language
|Century1=10th century
|Century1=10th century
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|comments=The earliest manuscripts are datable to the 10th and 11th centuries. <br>
|comments=The earliest manuscripts are datable to the 10th and 11th centuries. See West (2023). <br>
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|MS=Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23 P 16
|MS=Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23 P 16
|pages=247b.inf-248a.inf
|pages=247b.inf-248a.inf
|MS title=Est enuntiandus sermo sinodalis in singulis sinodis parrotinnis prespeteris
|MS title=Est enuntiandus sermo sinodalis in singulis sinodis parrochianis prespiteris
|incipit=Fratres prespeteri et sacerdotes Domini,
|incipit=Fratres prespeteri et sacerdotes Domini,
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|comments=<p>For other witnesses, see for instance, Peter Brommer, ‘Capitula episcoporum: Bemerkungen zu den bischöflichen Kapitularien’, <em>Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für Rechtsgeschichte, Kanonistische Abteilung</em>, 91 (1980): 219.<br></p>
|comments=<p>No studies is currently known that examine the relationship of the LB copy to the wider transmission of the text. Malone suggested that the copy goes back to a 12th-century version. If the Irish version derives from an English exemplar, see some of those listed by Charles West online, e.g. Cambridge, St John's College, MS 42 (Worcester?). <br></p>
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|FormPrimary=prose
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