Volume / Number: 10 / **1325

Written presumably in a Bavarian centre. The Prague bifolium, once preserved in the binding of a Richnov copy of the Topographic Kärndtens of J. W. Valvassor (†1693), was given to the Prague library by Count Francis of Kolowrat.

Script is imitation uncial of a very high craftsmanship, recalling the Nuremberg-New York Gospel fragments (CLA 9.1347): the serifs of C, E, F, and G are often triangular; X is as a rule markedly low-waisted; the bow of h is high and ample. Noteworthy is the scribe's deviation from the ancient Italian custom of projecting the beginning of verses into the margin. For other details see under Munich (CLA 9.1325).

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