Skip to content

Volume / Number: 9 / 1367

CLA 1367
Shelfmarks
  • Trier Germany Stadtbibliothek 36
Script Uncial
Date VIIIĀ¹ (719 - 719)
Origin and Provenance

Written in 719 in Italy, to judge by the script of text, and presumably in the North, to judge by the marginalia. The manuscript belonged to the abbey of St Matthias near Trier.

CLA Vol. 9
TM Number TM 67506
Support Parchment
Contents Quodvultdeus (Ps- Prosper) De Promissionibus et Praedicationibus Dei; Signa Antichristi; Versus Sibyllae.
Script Commentary

Script is uncial of a late type: the bow of A hangs above the base-line; the tail of G is thin and straight; initial I often descends below the line; the third stroke of N and most descenders are spike-like; LL often run together; thin vertical finials are added to some letters. The date 719 is fixed by a chronological computation on fol. 115. Numerous marginal notes in a curious minuscule occasionally mixed with cursive and uncial seem almost contemporary. A ninth-century Italian hand wrote fol. 56v ('De electis ante lege uel sub lege').

Collection
Last modified 29 June 2017