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Fragment (Latin): Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, BPL 1394
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BPL 1394
Creator/other
Priscianus, Vorsterman van Oyen, A.A.
Published
France?, 12th century
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Fragment (Latin): Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, BPL 1423
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BPL 1423
Creator/other
Priscianus, Cornelissen, Jan Jacob
Published
France?, 13th century, first half
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Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, and other text(s), BPL 117
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BPL 117
Creator/other
Priscianus, Donatus, Aelius
Published
Low Countries?, 12th century
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Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, BPL 191 BG
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BPL 191 BG
Creator/other
Priscianus
Published
France, 12th century
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Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, BPL 104
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BPL 104
Creator/other
Priscianus
Published
British Isles ; England?, 13th century
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Composite manuscript, four parts (Latin): 1. (ff. 1-26) Institutiones Grammaticae / Priscian. - 2. (ff. 27-111) Institutiones Grammaticae / Priscian. - And other part(s), BPL 92
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BPL 92
Creator/other
Priscianus, Dionysius, Theodorus.
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Parts 1-2: France?, 12th century - Part 3: Low Countries?, 13th century - Part 4: France?, 12th century, second half
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Notebooks of Ademar of Chabannes, VLO 15
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VLO 15
Creator/other
Alcuinus, Ademarus, Aldhelmus Scireburnensis, Aratus, Avianus, Flavius, Augustinus, Aurelius, Ausonius, Decimus Magnus, Bede, Beda, Venerabilis, Donatus, Aelius, Flavianus, Remmius., Gauzbertus, Hyginus, Gajus Julius, Itier, Bernard, Odo, Cluniacensis, Ovid, Paulus Diakonus, Paulinus, Plinius Secundus Maior, Caius, Porphyrius, Publilius Optatianus., Priscianus, Priscian, Prosper Aquitanus, Prosper, Prudentius Clemens, Aurelius, Romulus., Symphosius, Symphosius, Usuardus, Vergilius Maro, P., Victorinus, C. Marius, Virgil
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France, southern part ; Limoges, 11th century, first half (c. 1023-1025), with some 10th and 13th century fragments and notes
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Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, BPL 91
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BPL 91
Creator/other
Priscianus
Published
Apennine Peninsula, 12th century
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Composite manuscript, two parts (Latin): 1. (ff. 1-86) Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian. - 2. (ff. 87-96) Ars grammatica / Aelius Donatus, and other text(s), BPL 186
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BPL 186
Creator/other
Donatus, Aelius, Priscian, Priscianus
Published
Part 1: Apennine Peninsula?, 12th century - Part 2: France, 13th century
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Composite manuscript, two parts (Latin): 1. (ff. 1-40) Scalprum Prisciani, and other text(s). - 2. (ff. 41-123) Commentary on Priscian's Institutiones grammaticae, BPL 154
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BPL 154
Creator/other
Priscianus, Beda, Venerabilis, Eutyches Grammaticus
Published
Part 1: France, 12th century - Part 2: Apennine Peninsula?, 12th/13th century
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Composite manuscript, two parts (Latin): 1. (ff. 1-207) Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, and other text(s). - 2. (ff. 208-218) Institutione de nomine et pronomine at verbo / Priscian, BPL 67
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BPL 67
Creator/other
Priscianus, Dionysius Alexandrinus, Joannes, Priscianus, Dubthach.
Published
Part 1: France, northern part ; Laon?, 9th century, 838 - Part 2: Low Countries, southern part, 11th/12th century, c. 1100
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Composite manuscript, eight parts (Latin): 1-3. (ff. 1-124) Epistulae / Ivo of Chartres, and other text(s). - 2. (ff. 61r-110v) Glosses on the bible / Albertus of Siegburg. - And other part(s), BPL 191 E
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BPL 191 E
Creator/other
Albertus de Siegburg, Ibn al-Zarqālla, Ibrāhīm b. Yaḥyā, Beda, Venerabilis, Caper, Flavius., Eccehard, Fulgentius, Planciades, Gerardus, Henric, Hermannus Contractus, Hugo, Isidorus, Hispalensis, Ivo Carnotensis, Priscianus, Reinerus Paderbrunnensis, Gerbert d'Aurillac, Wazo
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parts 1-3, 4, 5: German regions, northern part ; Paderborn?, 12th century, last quarter - parts 6-7: Apennine Peninsula, 12th century, last quarter - part 8: German regions, 12th century
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Institutiones grammaticae / Priscian, BPL 114 B
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BPL 114 B
Creator/other
Priscianus
Published
British Isles ; England ; St. Albans, 12th century, c. 1118
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