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| Library Place | Paris |
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| Library Name | BnF |
| Shelfmark | MS Lat. 10251 |
| Folio Range | 2nd C.U. (fols 70–101) |
| Date | IX med. |
| Origin(s) |
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| Provenance |
Saint-Bénigne (Dijon) |
| Genre | |
| Contents |
Anonymous, Liber medicinalis. |
| Old Breton Materials | No |
| Irish / Hiberno-Latin materials | No |
| Connection with Brittany | |
| Notes |
The script of this MS (which contains a long anonymous collection of medical recipes) presents strong insular features (note the use of insular g throughout), and it is probably on account of this factor that Bischoff (Kat. §4621) tentatively placed its writing 'near Brittany' (although it is not clear why he did not opt for an origin in Brittany itself). |
| Number(s) in Bischoff's Katalog | 4621 |
| Essential bibliography |
BnF Archives et Manuscrits; Chandelier et al. 2006: 120, 128, 134, 149; Teeuwen 2020: 292 (but mostly concerning the 1st C.U.); Wickersheimer 1966: 98–9. |
| URLs for digital facsimile | |
| Last Updated | 2021-06-07 14:47:26 |
| Author | Jacopo Bisagni |
| DHBM Identifier | #144 |
| Permalink | https://ircabritt.universityofgalway.ie/handlist/catalogue/144 |
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