General category: Continental manuscripts
Early medieval liturgical manuscript from south-eastern Gaul or northern Italy. The core manuscript has been viewed as a combination of a lectionary and sacramentary with some canonical material. Extraneous quires contain supplementary texts.
- s. viiex/viiiin
The first, extraneous quire of the Bobbio Missal.
- s. vii
Vincent de Beauvais (d. 1264), Speculum historiale, in two volumes.
- c. 1350
- Ivonet Omnes
Combination of the Vetus Latina and Jerome's Vulgate texts, copied in Brittany (or perhaps Wales or Cornwall?) from an Irish exemplar.
- s. viii-ix
Tracts by Bede, computus, etc.
- s. ix
Compilation of computistical and astronomical material, drawn from various sources, including Bede and the Seven-book computus.
- 820?
14th-century manuscript, in 3 volumes, of Nicholas of Lyra's Postillae perpetuae in universam S. Scripturam, which is a collection of exegetical commentary notes to the Old and New Testaments. Its third volume is known for containing a two Middle Breton phrases in the hand of the scribe, Henri Bossec.
- s. xivex
- Henri Bossec
- s. xivex
A vellum fragment consisting of four pages containing two masses, the beginning of another one, and some prefaces written in Irish minuscule. Includes some rubrics in Irish.
- s. ix/x
- s. viiiex/ixin
A copy of Gregory's Dialogues and the Visio Karoli.
- c. 1082
- Iohannes [Irish scribe]
A manuscript from the library of Reims which was consulted by Johann Wilhelm Jan when he prepared an edition of the Praefatio and Prologus attributed to Felix Gillitanus (publ. 1718) but which now appears to be lost.
- ?
A notebook of the historian Pierre Le Baud (d. 1505), which contains a collection of historical as well as hagiographic materials and notes.
- s. xvex
A compilation of 22 items concerning Jansenism and the Jesuits.
- s. xviii1
