Volume / Number: 11 / 1615

• St Petersburg Russia Russian National Library Lat. Q. v. I. 12

Written doubtless in Italy. Nothing is known about the history of the fragment. First mentioned in the St Petersburg inventory ca. 1845 and attributed on insufficient evidence to the Dubrowsky collection.

Script is well-formed uncial of not quite the oldest type: the bow of A is long and compressed, the upper part of E is mostly open; the tail of G is short; the first stroke of M is roundish; the lower left limb of X is short and turns slightly to the right; Y is short; most bows including that of q are rather full; ligatures AE and NT occur at line-end. Minor corrections saec. IX. The text is essentially Vulgate.

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