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Roger E.
Reynolds

5 publications between 1969 and 2005 indexed
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Reynolds, Roger E., “Further evidence for the influence of the Hibernensis in southern Italy”, Peritia 19 (2005): 119–135.
Reynolds, Roger E., “The transmission of the Hibernensis in Italy: tenth to the twelfth century”, Peritia 14 (2000): 20–50.  
abstract:

Contrary to the opinion of the late Maurice Sheehy and other specialists in early medieval canon law, this article demonstrates that the Collectio canonum hibernensis, despite its ‘Irishness’ or ‘Celticity’, had a substantial influence on canon law collections down to the time of Gratian, especially in central and southern Italy. Manuscripts from these regions—both excerpta and the entire Hibernensis—are examined first, and then twenty independent collections borrowing heavily or in part from the Hibernensis are studies.

abstract:

Contrary to the opinion of the late Maurice Sheehy and other specialists in early medieval canon law, this article demonstrates that the Collectio canonum hibernensis, despite its ‘Irishness’ or ‘Celticity’, had a substantial influence on canon law collections down to the time of Gratian, especially in central and southern Italy. Manuscripts from these regions—both excerpta and the entire Hibernensis—are examined first, and then twenty independent collections borrowing heavily or in part from the Hibernensis are studies.

Reynolds, Roger E., “Excerpta from the Collectio Hibernensis in three Vatican manuscripts”, Bulletin of Medieval Canon Law 5 (1975): 1–10.
Reynolds, Roger E., “Further evidence for the Irish origin of Honorius Augustodunensis”, Vivarium 7:1 (1969): 1–7.