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Data Source: Heidelberger historische Bestände – digital
Langue(s) des textes dans le manuscrit : latin
Titre(s) : 1r-59v - Faszikel I: Komputistische Sammelhandschrift60r-116v - Faszikel II60v-72r - Kalendarium cum additamentis72v/73r - Alcuinus (?), Calculatio Albini (rec. II)73v-74v - Beda, De temporum ratione, cap. XXXIII75r-77r - De ortu et obitu patrum (recensio brevissima)77v-80r - Computistica alia80v-86r - Beda, De temporibus liber86r-98v - Beda, De temporum ratione, cap. XLIV-L, LII-LXII98v-104v - Quaedam computi argumenta105r/v - Beda (?), “Ex computo”106r-109r - Beda, De temporum ratione, cap. XVII-XVIII, II-IV110ra-116va - De ratione temporum carmen rhythmicum
Data Source: Biblissima
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