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Volume / Number: 8 / 1166

CLA 1166
Shelfmarks
  • Cologne Germany Historisches Archiv GB Kasten B 130 [palimpsest new]
  • Münster Germany Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek 718m (1186) [palimpsest new]
Script Uncial
Date VII (601 - 700)
Origin and Provenance

Written apparently in Italy, to judge from the script. The Cologne folio served as front fly-leaf in a manuscript of Hugh of St Victor, etc., which belonged to the monastery of Gross-Sankt-Martin in Cologne: the entry 'Liber sancti Martini maioris in Colonia’ (saec. XV) stands on the recto. The Münster leaves were given to the University Library in 1932 by Professor Sonnenberg; they perished on Palm Sunday, 1945.

CLA Vol. 8
TM Number TM 67306
Support Parchment
Contents Glossarium Latinum (fragm.).
Script Commentary

Script is a vigorous, but not very regular uncial of a late type, with long ascenders and descenders: the first bow of M is often constricted; the second upright of N is here and there comma-shaped; LL run together.

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