Volume / Number: 7 / 907

• Sankt Gallen Switzerland Stiftsbibliothek 110 (p. 275–558)

Written doubtless at Verona, probably in the time of Bishop Egino (796–799), along with MSS Berlin Phill. 1676 (the Egino homiliary, CLA 8.1057), Paris Lat. 10457 + 10616, and Karlsruhe Aug. 2, 3, 4.

Script is a firm, regular, and stately Caroline minuscule of the same type, if not by the same hand, as MS Paris Lat. 10457 + 10616 (CLA 5.601): a has two forms; f is half-uncial; the form of g with its flat and longish top is characteristic ; oꝛ occurs in mid-word. The entry ‘hic deest initium’ is seen at the top of p. 511 (saec. XII). The Greek alphabet on p. 381–382 is transcribed (saec. XV).

☛CLA date range changed from VIII–IX, written under bishop Egino of Verona 796–799.

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• Text: MSS containing exegetical works
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