Volume / Number: 9 / 1352

• Halle Germany Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Qu. Cod. 74

Written in North France, most likely in the convent of Chelles near Paris. Belonged to the Quedlinburg 'Stiftsbibliothek'.

Script, by several hands, is Caroline minuscule of the same type as that seen in the three Cologne Augustine volumes written by nuns (CLA 8.1152; see also cal 6, p. x.xii). Another type of minuscule is seen on parts of foll. 285v and 395v. The uncial used for the headings has the typical forms of ꝺ, M, and N; 𐌾 has an s-like tail. The name 'hathuui///', partly erased, is in tenth-century minuscule on fol. 150. The grey leather jacket may be the original binding of the manuscript.

☛Bischoff, Katalog 1 p. 309 no. 1483. ☛Formerly Quedlinburg, Gymnasialbibliothek 74.

• Script: MSS written by female scribes