The Lorsch annals for the years up to 785 are almost identical with the Annales mosellani and also with those of the Fragmentum chesnii, which also shares with the Sankt-Paul version a brief extension to the year 786 [REF].
This original stem-the Lorsch Annals of 785-from which all three annalistic traditions diverge after 785 was probably composed at the Abbey of Lorsch [REF].