Volume / Number: 9 / 1286a

CLA	1286a
Shelfmarks	Munich Germany Bayerische Staatsbibliothek CLM 6436 (foll. 2–18, 22–23, 25–30) Göttweig Austria Stiftsbibliothek MS 1 (9) (foll. 23–24)
Script	Uncial
Date	VI² (551 - 600)
Origin and Provenance	Written possibly in Spain, to judge by certain palaeographical peculiarities, but possibly in Africa, to judge by the nature of the text and its relation to St Augustine. The leaves were taken from medieval bindings of books from the Freising cathedral library. The Göttweig leaf comes from a manuscript of the Commentarii Notarum Tironianarum acquired by Abbot Gottfried Johann Georg Bessel of Göttweig between 1742–1749.
CLA Vol.	9
TM Number	TM 67428
Support	Parchment
Contents	Testamentum Novum, Epistulae Pauli Et Epistulae Catholicae (Vetus Latina, Rm, 1–2 Cor, Gal, Eph, Phil, 1 Tim; Vulgata, Hbr, 1 Pt, 1 Io, fragm.).
Name	Fragmenta Frisingensia. Freising Fragments.
Script Commentary	Script is a somewhat angular uncial: the bow of A is small and thin; the right stroke of ꝺ is long; descenders are markedly long, a feature of Visigothic uncial. The prologues and some notes seen on foll. 23 and 25 are by the scribe of the next item.
Notes	☛CLA provenance (apparently Spain) changed to follow CLA 12 p. IX. ☛Formerly Munich, Universitätsbibliothek Quarto 928.
Collections	Text: MSS containing biblical text (including Gospels) CLA information changed Origin: North Africa—MSS probably or possibly written in North Africa (Lowe)
Last modified	06 September 2022