Volume / Number: S / **221

• Hannover Germany Kestner-Museum MS Culemann Kat. I 42 (364)
• London United Kingdom University College, Petrie Museum Fragm. Lat. 1

Written probably in Italy, to judge by script and textual affiliations, which are Italian. The history of the Hanover fragment is not known before it entered the collection of the Hanover bibliophile Culemann.

Script is a calligraphic, well-formed late uncial of Italian type, to judge by the form of A with the drop-like pouch, ꝺ resembling an O with stem above, and the N with the spike-like final stroke touching the oblique above the base-line-the view also of the revised volume 2: the tail of G is long and hair-like; suprascript U at line-end is a shallow curve; descenders and some short down strokes tend to end in a hair-line curve to the left. For other details see under London (CLA 2.221).

• Text: MSS containing biblical text (including Gospels)
• Text: MSS containing Gospel text