Volume / Number: S2 / 1876

• Milan Italy Biblioteca Ambrosiana C 228 inf. (fol. 184) [palimpsest new]

Written in Northem Italy, probably at Verona. Perhaps served as a pastedown for the original covers (now removed) of the main manuscript, which was No. 25 in the Bobbio inventory of 1461.

Script is an ungainly uncial of irregular size and shape with letters sometimes wandering from the imaginary baseline: A is usually smaller than other letters; descenders of F and P extend into the line below; the oblique stroke of N is sometimes almost horizontal the bow of R is usually open; the top of T forms a loop at the left, and the shaft terminates in a curve to the right; the second stroke of X extends considerably below the base-line.

☛M. C. Ferrari in Lehner and Berschin (eds.), Lateinische Kultur im VIII. Jahrhundert. Traube-Gedenkschrift p. 73–7.

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• Text: MSS containing exegetical works