Volume / Number: 11 / 1658
| CLA | 1658 | 
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| Script | Luxeuil Minuscule | 
| Date | VIII in (701 - 725) | 
| Origin and Provenance | Written at Luxeuil or in an affiliated house. Was number 57 in the Joseph Barrois collection. Bought by Lord Ashburnham in 1849 and acquired by the Morgan Library in 1902. | 
| CLA Vol. | 11 | 
| TM Number | TM 66277 | 
| Support | Parchment | 
| Contents | Augustinus, Sermones (190); Caesarius Arelatensis, Sermones; Epiphanius, Sermones. | 
| Script Commentary | Script is typical Luxeuil minuscule: ascenders on the first line and descenders on the last line often prolonged; i-longa frequent initially; o has a horn bent to the right at the top—a Merovingian feature; u occasionally suprascript and sickle-shaped at line-end; y is short and often dotted; ligatures of t with a following vowel are very frequent and ti ligature is used indifferently for both the hard and soft sounds of ti. | 
| Notes | ☛New York, Morgan M17 = Tewes, Luxueil No. 8b. ☛Ganz, Luxeuil: 2 scribes. ☛Formerly Luzern, Private collection Zinniker 201. ☛Formerly Metz, Bibliothèque Municipale Salis 140.1. | 
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