Volume / Number: 11 / 1664

• New York, N. Y. USA Pierpont Morgan Library Wm. Glazier Collection G. 30

Written in England, presumably in Northumbria, to judge by the general aspect of the script, the form of the initial, and the use of vellum. Formerly belonged to Max Kammerer. The fragments were purchased by William S. Glazier of New York in 1954.

Script is a regular uncial of a type recalling the Northumbrian school: the bow of A is low; the tail of G is small and very thin; the cross-stroke of N is low; S is usually top-heavy; the top of T terminates in a tiny loop to the left; X is made in three strokes, the top right branch resembling an inverted comma. A somewhat similar type of uncial is seen in the Wroclaw Gregory (see CLA 11.1595).

• Text: MSS containing exegetical works