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The transcription and probably the compilation of the two most important twelfth-century florilegia of classical authors is localised in the region of southern Champagne and northern Burgundy. The Florilegium Angelicum was sent to Pope Hadrian IV around1158 by Nicolas de Montiéramey as a token of his gratitude for his rehabilitation, following his exclusion from Clairvaux. The Florilegium Gallicum, transcribed at Sens (or perhaps at Auxerre) toward 1165, was probably compiled by John of Salisbury for the chancery of Thomas Becket. An edition of the dedicatory letter of the Florilegium Angelicum is accompanied by a comparison of the Florilegium Angelicum and its preface with the literary style and moral character of Nicolas de Montieramey.
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