Volume / Number: 7 / 987

• Sankt Gallen Switzerland Stiftsbibliothek 1395 (p. 412–415)

Written presumably in North Italy, to judge by the script, possibly in a scriptorium with Insular connections. Belonged to St Gall by the fifteenth century (see the entry of that date at the top of p. 415).

Script is a bold but irregular uncial, with M mostly in a half-uncial form: the lower bow of B is broad; i-longa is used initially here and there; the second upright of N is mostly comma-shaped, recalling the practice in North Italian manuscripts.

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