Volume / Number: S / 1764

• Turin Italy Biblioteca Nazionale D.III.5 (440) (foll. A, 1, 2, 66, 67)

Written possibly in North Italy. The surviving leaves were used as fly-leaves in a fourteenth-century theological manuscript which comes from the Cistercian monastery ‘B. Mariae de Stafarda’ near Turin (founded in 1135).

Script is uncial of a late type, written rapidly with letters often differing in size and direction: the tail of G is long; Y is short and undotted; LL run together (not FF); ascenders are often long.