Volume / Number: S1 / 1835

• Leuven Belgium University Library 1094

Written presumably in Ireland. It may have come to North Italy, as there is possibly an analogy with the later attested Milanese liturgy. Probably removed from a binding. Belonged to Henri Omont (1857–1940) whose collection was acquired in 1949–50.

Script is careful but not particularly expert Insular majuscule: a is sometimes uncial when followed by e (and also once in ‘Cain’); d and r have the minuscule form; n and N are both used, the former being more frequent; S is more often majuscule. The rubric is written in Insular minuscule.

☛Gamber, CLLA Suppl. 429*.

• Text: MSS containing biblical text (including Gospels)