A Critical Dissertation on the Athanasian Creed

a brief collection of Confessions of Faith and works upon dogma.
2. MS. of the same century, mentioned by Montfaucon as belonging
to the Abbey of St. Germain-des-Prés in Paris, but now lost.
3. Another, probably belonging to the same century, mentioned by
Mabillon, also lost. 4. Codex numbered xxviii in Denis' Catalogue
of Theological Manuscripts in the Imperial Library at Vienna-
a Psalter written in the latter part of the eighth century. 5. Paris,
Bibliothèque Nationale, Latin MS. 13,159-a Psalter dating between
Christmas 795 and Christmas 800. 6. Another MS. in the same
Library, Latin 4,858. In this book, owing to its mutilation, the
Athanasian Creed is imperfect. It is of the same epoch as the
Vienna Psalter mentioned above. 7. In the same Library, Latin
MS. 1,451, of the beginning of the ninth century-a collection of
Canons. 8. In the same Library, Latin MS 3,848 B, also of the
early part of the ninth century. It includes inter alia the Herovall
collection of Canons. 9. Psalter written in honour of the Emperor
Lothair probably about 834. 10. The Utrecht Psalter, probably
written early in the ninth century. 11. British Museum, Cotton
MS. Galba A. xviii, sometimes described as King Athelstan's
Psalter. In this book the Psalms and Canticles, including the
Athanasian Creed, were written in Germany between 817 and 850.
12. Rome, Vatican Library, Palat. MS. 574, of the ninth century—
a collection of Canons. 13. No. 269 in Denis' Catalogue of
Theological MSS. in the Vienna Imperial Library. In this book
the Athanasian Creed follows the two books of Isidore of Seville
addressed to Florentina, and it is followed by the original Nicene
Creed and another Confession of Faith. 14. The Psalter of Charles
the Bald, written between 842 and 869. It is deposited in the
Bibliothèque Nationale at Paris. 15. Parker MS. 272. O. 5,
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge-a Psalter dating probably 883.
16. A quadruple Psalter deposited at Bamberg, dating 909.
17. British Museum MS. Bib. Reg. 2. B. v-Psalter written in

England early in the tenth century. 18. Lambeth MS. 427—Psalter
written in England about the middle of the tenth century. 19. Salis-
bury Cathedral Library MS. 150-Psalter written in England in
the second half of the tenth century. 20. Paris, Bibliothèque
Nationale, Latin MSS. 2,341 and 2,076, both assigned to the tenth
century. The Athanasian Creed occurs in a series of Confessions
of Faith, preserved in these two codices. 21. Rome, Vatican
Library, Vat. MS. 82-Psalter probably compiled in the Province
of Liguria and in the tenth century. 22. In the same Library,
Vat. 84-Psalter assigned to the tenth century, and probably com-
piled in Central Italy. 23. Cambridge University Library, Ff.
T. 23, written shortly before the Norman Conquest in England,
probably at Canterbury. 24. Parker MS. 391, Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge-Psalter written about the time of the
Norman Conquest in England, probably at Worcester. 25. British
Museum, Arundel MS. 60-Psalter written at Winchester at the
end of the eleventh century. 26. Oxford Bodleian Library, Canonici
MS. Patr. Lat. 88-Psalter of the tenth century written in Italy.
27. Paris, Cod. Mazarin, 364—Breviary written at Monte Casino
in 1099.

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1. Commentary sometimes attributed to Venantius Fortunatus.

2. The Troyes Commentary. 3. The Oratorian. 4. The Bouhier.

5. The Paris. 6. The Stavelot. 7. Commentary from an Orleans

MS. attributed, but on uncertain grounds, to Theodulf. 8. Com-

mentary drawn partly from the Stavelot and partly from the

Oratorian. 9. Commentary in the form of question and answer.

10. Commentary in Boulogne MS 20. 11. Commentary in Bruno's

Psalter. 12. Two expositions in Milan MS. M. 79. 13. Inter-

rogative Commentary in British Museum MS. Reg. 8. B. xiv.

14. Commentary in Milan MS. I. 152. 15. Abelard's Commentary.

16. Discourse of Hildegardis, Abbess of St. Rupert near Bingen.

17. Commentary in Phillipps MS. 1655. 18. Commentary in

Merton College, Oxford, MS. 208. 19. Commentary of Simon
Tornacensis. 20. Of Alexander Necham. 21. Of Alexander
Nequam. 22. Of Alexander Hales. 23. Of Richard Rolle of
Hampole. 24. Of John Wyclif or one of his followers. 25. Of
Dionysius Carthusiensis. 26. Of Petrus de Osma. 27. Of Jacobus
Perez.