Volume / Number: 4 / 465

CLA	465
Shelfmarks	Turin Italy Biblioteca Nazionale 1163 (G.VII.15)
Script	Uncial
Date	IV–V (380 - 420)
Origin and Provenance	Origin Africa. Supported by two considerations: the text is nearest to the Gospel text used by Cyprian, an African writer, and the peculiar type of uncial has its nearest parallels in two fifth-century MSS of Cyprian (CLA 4.**458 and 4.464).
CLA Vol.	4
TM Number	TM 66572
Support	Parchment
Contents	Testamentum Novum, Evangelia (Vetus Latina, Mc, Mt, fragm.).
Name	Codex Bobiensis.
Script Commentary	Script is a bold, curiously angular uncial of the oldest type: the bow of uncial A is very pointed; the eye of uncial E is open; the tail of 𐌾 is short; the first stroke of uncial M is straight; the script bears a distinct resemblance to that of Turin, F. IV. 27 and G. V. 37, both of Bobbio provenance (CLA 4.**458 and 4.464). Early corrections in rude half-uncial.
Notes	☛CLA provenance (‘origin uncertain’) changed to follow CLA 12 p. IX.
Facsimile URL	https://cal-itsee.bham.ac.uk/itseeweb/vetuslatina/images/01_Bobiensis.jpg https://mr-mark16.sib.swiss/show?id=Vkwx
Collections	Provenance: Bobbio library (Zironi 2004) CLA information changed Origin: North Africa—MSS probably or possibly written in North Africa (Lowe) Text: MSS containing biblical text (including Gospels) Text: MSS containing Gospel text Text: MSS with texts available in the Bobbio library during the Lombard period (Zironi, 2004)
Last modified	19 April 2022