• Western Francia

Fleury

• Poetry
• Scholia
• Hymns
• Homilies

• Carmen de Herico with neumes (fol. I)
• Prudentius, Carmina, including the Hamartigenia and the Psychomachia, with scholia (1r-225v)
• Avitus of Vienne, Homilia de rogationibus (225v-226r)

Among the various poems and hymns copied in this MS we find also:

• Alcuin, Versus ad Samuelem ecclesiae Sennensis episcopum, inc. Est mihi seruili scripulus dicione subactus (226v-227r)
• Anonymous poem addressed to Constantine, monk of Fleury and later abbot of Micy, inc. Constantine meis opus est non promere uerbis (227v-230r)
• Anonymous poem de fratre Bovone, inc. Conuenio signis quem conuenisse loquelis (230r-231r).

• Certainly not written in Brittany

The date indicated here is taken from LF BF180 (cf. also Bischoff, Kat. §590, indicating s. IX / X). In relation to the origin of this MS, Bischoff states (Kat. §590): 'Westfrankreich (wahrscheinlich bretonischer Einfluß).' Bischoff's comment seems to be the only (tenuous) link between Brittany and this codex, which in fact may have been written anywhere in Western Francia, possibly in a monastery of the Loire Valley such as Fleury, Micy or Auxerre.

Hagen 1875: 362–3; LF BF180.

• Not on-line (last checked 10/03/2020). An image of fol. 1r only can be seen at http://katalog.burgerbib.ch/detail.aspx?ID=129450