International audienceThis second contribution provides several corrections relating to issues of attribution and sources. The first part focuses on the hypothetical implication of a certain Ansileubus in the creation of the Liber glossarum, as this name is attached to a copy (not preserved) of the LG, once witnessed at Moissac abbey. After dismissing the possibility that the Moissac glossary was a witness of the Glossae Salomonis, we seek to clarify the relationship between the epitome of Munich (R) and the gl. Salom.The second part deals more specifically with the issue of glossographical sources that are components of the LG. This aspect leads us on the trail strewn with pitfalls of the "ancient" glossaries published by Goetz and Lindsay...