Volume / Number: 9 / 1233

CLA	1233
Shelfmarks	Bückeburg Germany Staatsarchiv Depot 3 (Freiherllich von Münchhaussen'sches Archiv zu Apelern) Münster Germany Staatsarchiv Msc. I. 243 (foll. 1–2, 11–12) Braunschweig Germany Stadtbibliothek Fragm. 70
Script	Uncial
Date	VIII¹ (701 - 750)
Origin and Provenance	Written in England, apparently in a Northumbrian centre, and possibly at Lindisfarne to judge by contents. At the end of the eighth century the manuscript was at Fulda where the Lindisfarne Annals were copied and a continuation of the paschal tables made (for this and later history, see CLA 9.1234).
CLA Vol.	9
TM Number	TM 67374
Support	Parchment
Contents	Beda, De Temporum Ratione (46–50, 56–59, 63–64); Dionysius Exiguus, Cyclus Paschalis (589–740) cum Notis Historicis.
Script Commentary	Script is a somewhat compressed English uncial of the unmistakable Northumbrian type: the strokes of many letters (A, B, F, K, M) are not joined; the cross-stroke of N is low and almost horizontal. The notes referring to Northumbria are by the first hand. Entries of an historical character, saec. XI–XII, fill the lower and lateral margins.
Last modified	29 June 2017