Volume / Number: S / 1810

• Turin Italy Biblioteca Nazionale F.IV.18 (fly-leaves)

Written probably at Bobbio, where the fragment was used for binding purposes (cf. the twelfth-century ex-libris on the verso of the first leaf).

Script is crude minuscule based on cursive, so similar to that of the Rhythmus Longobardicus entered in CLA 3.323b, as to seem by the same hand, certainly a product of the same scriptorium: d has two forms; the shaft of h often bends backwards; i-longa is frequently used initially; y is dotted; ligatures are numerous and include leaf-shaped ep, ri with the last stroke thrusting boldly to the right below the line; ti ligature is used for both the hard and the soft sounds.

• Provenance: Bobbio library (Zironi 2004)
• Text: MSS with texts available in the Bobbio library during the Lombard period (Zironi, 2004)