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Computus Graecorum sive Latinorum
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A compilation of computistical and astronomical material, which survives in a number of recensions produced between the 8th/9th and 12th centuries.
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MS
Bern, Burgerbibliothek, MS 417
rubric: Incipit copotvm graecorum siue latinorum. Janrs. ags. et decemb. IIII nonas habent XVIIII post id. et dies XXXI Incl. in the margins of ff. 18v-19r, a treatise headed De compoto vel loquela digitorum. Bischoff (1998): “Komputistische Zus. einer spitzigen, schmalen Hd. IX., vielleicht der erlernten karol. Min. eines Insularen (Iren?), 2v, 3rv, 4r, 18v, 19r, 20v”.
f. 2r–
MS
Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, MS H 150 inf
rubric: In nomine Domini nostri Ihesu Christi incipiunt capitula de compotum Incl.: on ff. 5-6: capitula; f. 50: Praefatio of Felix [of Squillace], headed Incipit prefacio sancti Felicis abbatis Cyrillitani (ed. Krusch, Studien II, 86-87); f. 50r-50v, Prologus of Felix of Squillace, headed Incipit prologus sancti Chyllitani. Iterum sermo Felicis, incipit de Dyonisio et semetipso in Christi nomine (Krusch, Studien II, 87; cf. the fragment inserted in the Etymologiae 6.17 on ?f. 107v-109r); f. 64: Acts of the Synod of Caesarea; f. 66: Incipit epistola Cyrilli Alexandri urbis episcopi; [...] f. 87v: Letter from Pope Leo I to Emperor Marcian (Letter 1?).
f. 5r–
MS
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS lat. 2796
rubric: Incipit computatio Grecorum atque Latinorum
f. 44r–
Text
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS lat. 7474
rubric: In nomine indiuiduae trinitatis compotus grecorum et latinorum incipit
ff. 1–46
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[ed.] Migne, Jacques-Paul (ed.), Saeculum IX. Anastasii abbatis, sanctae Romanae ecclesiae presbyteri et bibliothecarii, opera omnia, Patrologia Latina, 129, Paris, 1879.
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