Volume / Number: S / 1792

• Miskolc Hungary Zrínyi Ilona Gimnázium without number

Written in South England, to judge by palaeographical features. The fragment served as jacket to lustiniani Institutionum libri 4, printed in Jena in 1693.

Script is rapidly written Anglo-Saxon minuscule: a is regularly open; i-longa is the rule initially; the bow of p is open and ends in a tiny thickening; the top of ꞇ joins preceding a and is here and there longish; the curve of u is pendant; y has both branches curving to the right; z has a striking form; e often forms ligatures with the following letter; subscript i is used after m and n; other ligatures include e with cedilla, te, ti.