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Expositio regule b[ea]ti Augustini ep[iscop]i s[e]c[un]d[u]m Ugone[m] d[e] S[an]c[t]o Victore
A collection of texts on the Augustinian rule, beginning with the rule itself (fol. 1r-6v), a customary of the monastery, Lietbertus of St. Ruf's Epistola ad ad Ogerium praepositum congregationis Ferranice (fol. 18v-20r), and Hugh of St. Victor's Expositio in regulam Augustini (fol. 21r-62r). This is the version of the Regula labelled "praeceptum" in Verheijen's critical edition, which begins "Haec sunt quae ut observetis" and ends "in temptationem non inducatur." It is also known as the "Regula Tertia." Fol. 57-59 are missing, so the text of the "Expositio regulae" of Hugo de S. Victore is incomplete
Manuscript, Latin, 1275