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1181x1191

Barthélemy de Vendôme

1200x1208

Facing page translation into French

Statutes of Eudes de Sully (very complicated transmission history)

convened by Legates Milo and Hugues, Bishop of Riez and Apostolic Legate (from 1208-1213); convened prelates included AB Vienne, Arles, Embrun, Aix, and bishops of dioceses surrounding Toulouse in the province of Narbonne

1209x1211 & 1249x1268

These are interspersed with additions by Bp Sigebaldo (r. 1249-68)

1219 (ca.)

dating given by Gremaud and upheld by Morenzoni, despite objections by some others (incl. Treyer), who push it to 1233 or later; Postscript section added after 1300

1222x1225

England (unknown)

Issued for an unknown English diocese; lat/long location marked as Canterbury

dated 1223 in Bessin, Mansi, and Hefele; but Normandy used Easter-style dating (as noted by Vincent Tabbagh, in Fasti Ecclesiae Gallicanae)

https://books.google.com/books?id=0SGIk69vxS0C

19 canons (all derived from Lat IV)

1227x1230

Originating location unclear

Articles sent to Archbishop of Tours in preparation for a provincial council

1225x1230

Issued for an unknown English diocese (Cheney tentatively suggested Hereford as a possibility);

1228x1236

first issued for Salisbury 1217x1219; with additions 1219x1228 and reissued for Durham 1228x1236 after Bp Poore was translated to that see

Transcription adapted from 1481_Salisbury_1218c, with omission of c. 81 and cc. 102-14 (though this may well be the result of a defective manuscript rather than editorial changes; minor changes from app. crit. (based on MSS L & M) not made after c. 3 (except for additions at cc. 41, 46, 47, 53, 57, 69, 83, and omission at c. 96).

1231 (ca.)

Additiones to Synodal de l'Ouest; the same additiones are also found in Mans and Angers

1229x1241

issued between c. 1229x1241; revised 1241 x c.1270

Statutes for archdeaconry of London; not issued in a synod

Hartzheim, Concilia III, 558-562; Martene, Vet Mon, VII, 126ff; Mansi, 23, cols. 477-86

http://books.google.com/books?id=dow-AAAAcAAJ

Repeated earlier decrees, perhaps from (now-lost) 1216 provincial synod, or else possibly from 1221 synod

Calahorra y La Calzada

Aznar López de Cadreita

Compilation (Diocesan)

text incomplete, with beginning missing; MS contains private cluster of synodal documents together with Admonitio synodalis; notice by V. Chomel (with transcription) at AD Aude, 2J 101

CoSyn Transcription from Avril edition

missing incipit
influenced by statutes of Eudes de Sully, as well as Lat IV and other sources

1242x1249

Statutes of the Scottish Church, pp8-29 (translation)

cc. 1-55, 101-7 - excluding cc. 33a (strengthening excommunication clause), 47-53, 55

Watt, Medieval Councils, 65-73

cc. 6a, 7, 10, 23, 22, 24, 25, 54, 104, 105 all seem to be later additions, and may not have been issued at provincial level (see Watt, Church Councils, 75-77)

given by AB to deans following winter synod
(Hec sunt precepta facta decanis post synodum hiemale...et data eis in scriptis)

1247 (ca.)

Compilation (Diocesan)

Pontal edition has fuller apparatus criticus, but omits more material in favour of editorial cross-references to earlier legislation

Edition consists in large part of references to earlier legislation, so hold off on transcription until earlier sources have been transcribed

Reworking of earlier Synodal

reputedly written by Pierre de Sampson

Pierre de Sampson may have composed these statutes for Nimes in 1252, upon request of Raymond Amaury, bishop of Nimes, though see doubts expressed by H. Gilles, DHJF, 914-915

soon adopted in Arles, Béziers, Frejus, Lodève, Urzès, and became influential across Europe (cf. copy in Wroclaw MS; Sawicki X, 504-41)

part of Synodicum Nicosiense, compiled ca. 1340 with some later additions

Eudes de Chateauroux

Schabel, Synodicum Nicosiense, 174-85

http://google.com/books?id=zuJVAAAAcAAJ

Promulgated at Provincial Council of Syria; sent to AB of Nicosia and subsequently observed within kingdom of Cyprus

1253x1261

dating uncertain; Cossart places it circa 1278 because it follows legatine council of Bourges 1276 in several MSS, and Palazzini dates it 1271x1284, but Avril argues for c. 1255 (see his edition, p209-11), arguing convincingly that it must date to before 1261

Calahorra y La Calzada

Aznar López de Cadreita

1256 (ca.)

Bonnin, Regestrum visitationum, 287-289

21 decrees, plus incipit/explicit

Virgili, Sinodo dell'arcivescovo Federico Visconti, pp478-83

1250x1268

Réginald III Mignon de Corbeil

Avril, Statuts synodaux V, 175

Largely a summary of the statutes of Eudes de Sully, with the following changes (some of which may have resulted from a faulty exemplar):
1) Following the chapter on the Eucharist and the celebration of the mass, one finds the beginning of Lat IV c. 21 (Omnis utriusque sexus)
2) Omits the following chapters of Eudes's statutes: nn. 54-58, 78, 86-87, 93-96, 102-103, 105-108
3) Lacks the additional prescriptions of Guillaume de Seignelay
4) Includes two ordonnances of the legate Galon (nn. 6 & 7)

1260 (ca.)

Compilation (Diocesan)

Check reconstructed Avril text against 1541 edition.

1259 (?) x 1267

Paris BnF Latin 1543, f. 10vb-15vb

Paris BnF Latin 11029, f. 1-14r

CoSyn Transcription from Avril edition

Konrad von Hochstaden

Hartzheim III, 594-96; Mansi 23, cols 1011-30

https://books.google.com/books?id=-d5KAAAAcAAJ

synod issued two sets of legislation, the second concerning "De monachis et eorum conversatione et vita"

"Datum ad sanctum Ypolitum in die sancti Rudberti episcopi" (feast day of St Rupert was celebrated March 27, until 17th-c); Johanek (Synodalia, Bd 3) dates these to June 21, based on examination of five surviving manuscripts (only 3 of them complete).

survives in 'Institutiones' sent to abbot of Garsten, containing text of recently published constitutions

Numbering added based mainly on paragraph formatting in edition.

1261x1265

bef. 1267x1280

issued in two redactions, it seems one from before 1267 and one after. Peter apparently held a synod in 1274; the second recension might have been issued there.

Vatican, BAV Vat lat 13931, fols 259r-267v (old foliation - 270r-278v) (First recension)

issues statute of legate Guido against clerics having concubines

for province of Salzburg as well as diocese of Prague

MGH SS IX, 699ff; Mansi 23, 1167-1178; Hartzheim, Concilia, 3, 632-636

https://books.google.com/books?id=HmlNAAAAcAAJ

https://books.google.com/books?id=CSdPAAAAYAAJ

For MGH edition: https://www.dmgh.de/mgh_ss_9/index.htm#page/702/mode/1up

CoSyn transcription from Dalham edition

Cardinal-legate also visited Bremen, Magdeburg, and Gnesen in 1265-1268

Neither Clm 16066 nor Schannat edition (which is based on Vatican MS) nor MGH edition (based on Vienna, ONB, CVP 352 & 364) include passage on 'immoderate usury' found in Mansi edition (which is based on Binius edition, which is based on Canisius, who used Munich HSTA, Kl. Niederalteich Lit. 39; see Johanek, Synodalium, Bd. 3, 12-15); this seems to have been added to the text in 1274 reissue

MS gives 1270, but sede vacante only fell in October in 1273

sede vacante, issued by chapter

1273 (ca.)

Mansi dates to 1275; Palazzini to 1273; GCN to "vers 1267"

Bertran de Saint-Martin

Gallia christiana novissima, Arles, 495-97 [no. 1257]

https://books.google.com/books?id=lOJVAAAAcAAJ

https://books.google.com/books?id=B4JPAAAAYAAJ

Saint-Quentin (en Vermandois)

Transcription from Christine Barralis. The capitula are not numbered and not separated by line breaks in the MS.

-Puchades, Als ulls, 93, notes that none of the general councils of the Tarraconense celebrated between 1274 and 1330 contain constitutions against usury

1277-1280

first set dated between 1277-79, while second set issued in 1280

Bernard III de Castanet

Avril, Statuts, VI, 78 (correcting Lacger ed)

Bernard de Castanet's statutes don't add anything that was not already found in preceding statutes (Lacger, p457)
Biget, Legislation, 202 says that the only innovations concern devotional matters (faithful to revere the name of Jesus and bow when they hear it spoken)

Ravenna claimed metropolitan status over Ferrara, which instead claimed to be directly subject to the Holy See

concerns monastic life, mostly.

https://books.google.com/books?id=L9U-AAAAcAAJ

William II of Flavacourt

Guillaume de Flavacourt

Bessin, Concilia Rotomagensis provinciae, I, 149-61

https://books.google.com/books?id=0SGIk69vxS0C

see Foreville, Reception, 251; and Boisset, Reception, 33

1280/1290

composed in either 1280 or 1290; issued either under Pierre de Noyon or Guillaume d'Issy

Compilation (Diocesan)

Frederick II of Walchen

https://books.google.com/books?id=D9JEAAAAcAAJ

survives in 63 MSS (Johanek, Synodalia, III, Anhang I)

Eudes de Rougemont

Besancon, Arch Dioc, MS D 1

Besancon, Arch Dioc, MS D 5 (19th-c copy)

CoSyn transcription from de Vregille edition

Krafl, Synody, 268: In Diocese of Olomouc, not until 1253 do we have evidence that the bishop issued a general regulation at the synod (the theme was annual confession and communion from a specific parish priest)
-earlier synods were more places of episcopal judicial enforcement than legislative power enforcement

-1282 statutes contain earlier statutes of Bruno of Schaumberg but these are not separated out from those newly issued by Bp Theoderic of Hradec

Gallia christiana novissima, Arles, 532-536, no 1322

https://books.google.com/books?id=B4JPAAAAYAAJ

http://google.com/books?id=lOJVAAAAcAAJ

text in Mansi is incomplete (breaks off midway through c. 11)

based on Mansi, with additions and corrections from GCN

issued by Cardinal-Legate

Gerardo Bianchi da Parma

Herde, Legation...Gerhard v. Sabina, 46-53

incomplete (only 2 surviving statutes); contained within 1335 compilation

Largely restates earlier legislation; cc. 36 & 37 are additions enacted at council itself

[dated 1286 in Statuta synodalia lugdunensis, fol 30v; and in Martene/Mansi]

1287/1288

Compilation (Diocesan)

Tit: Incipiunt precepta synodalia

Peter Quivel, Peter de Exonia

Baroni, Atti dell'arcivescovo...Visconti, doc. CCLXVI (pp227-234)

parts reissued (and considerably reworked) by Trevisan in 16th-c compilation

incomplete; 3 surviving constitutions contained within 1335 compilation

Pons Guri, Constitucions conciliars, Repr. II, 315-20

Dating unclear; the 19th-c copy of this text (destroyed in 1943) read 1322, but since this was issued by Bp Conrad, this must have been a misreading of the original document (see editorial remarks to this document)

Regulations concerning synodal attendance

Statute concerning liturgical ceremonies following death of a bishop, provost, etc. at cathedral of Linkoping

Renaud de Montbazon

Pierre de la Chapelle-Taillefert

CoSyn Transcription from Avril edition

bef. 1298

before 1298, to judge from position in editions of Synodal

Compilation (Diocesan)

Misdated 1626 in BnF catalogue

begin p. 12 of PDF (Incipit manuale et ordo quomodo...); end p. 70 "fiat pro eis tempore opportuno"

Diplomatarium Suecanum, no. 1240 [II, 267-68]

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sdhk

CoSyn Transcription from Avril edition

check Vic, ABEV, MSS 147 , 148, 220, 221, 258

CoSyn Transcription from Mansi edition

1300 (ca.)

"vers 1300" (Morenzoni, L'encadrement, 10)

1300x1350

survive in 14th-c copy (first half, acc. catalogue), but with dating unclear

Uppsala, UB, C 2 fols. 3r-5v

https://books.google.com/books?id=kt8vAQAAMAAJ

MS breaks off suddenly (but is longer than the incomplete MS used by Gummerus)

CoSyn Transcription from Kroon edition

seem influenced by Eudes via Liege 1287; see cc. 53, 54, 60, 62 , 65

For Catalogue entry, see http://www.manuscripta-mediaevalia.de/hs/katalogseiten/HSK0506a_b0027_jpg.htm

concerned largely with liberties of the Church

Gonzalo Dias Palomeque

Sanchez Herrero, Concilios y sinodos Toledanos, 165-72

first part [13 caps out of 120] of lengthy 1303 statutes are devoted to “Constitutiones contra usurarios” (this part also includes a reference to statutes on usurers issued by predecessors; these do not survive)

1303 (ca.)

dating not certain, according to Kay, Making of Statutes, 220. Jacquin suggests that acts of the council of 1300 were published in 1303. This is confirmed by entry in BnF Latin 12105, f. 179r: "publicae fuerunt constitutiones predictae apud Viragol die lunae proxima post festum Beati Andreae Apostoli in Concilio provinciali celebrato per REverendum in CHristo patrem Dominum A. divina miseratione Archiepiscopum Auxitanum, praesentibus et assistentibus venerab. … sub anno domini MCCC tertio publicetur"

Amanieu II d'Armagnac

For dating and subsequent transmission, see Jacquin, Conciles d'Amanieu II d'Armagnac

Much uncertainty surrounding these statutes (which may be compilation including texts from 1300, 1303, 1326).