Volume / Number: 11 / 1632

• San Lorenzo Spain El Escorial R.II.18 (foll. 1–8, 25–34, 59, 66, 83–91, 95) [palimpsest old]

Written in Spain to judge by script and abbreviations. Rewritten and used for the restoration and expansion of a seventh-century manuscript of Isidore in the ninth century; the name of 'EULOGIUS PECCATOR' entered in the centre of a diagram on fol. 6v most likely refers to Eulogius of Cordova. For later history see the preceding item.

Script is uncial of a later type with some Spanish features: ascenders, descenders, and the stem of ꝺ are long; i-longa is used initially; the upper curve of S is compressed; v-shaped U occurs suprascript.

• Text: MSS containing biblical text (including Gospels)