Volume / Number: 3 / 354

CLA	354
Shelfmarks	Milan Italy Biblioteca Ambrosiana M. 12 Sup. [palimpsest old]
Script	Uncial
Date	VII–VIII (680 - 720)
Origin and Provenance	Origin uncertain. The upper script of the ninth century, largely in Tironian, is bound up with a Calendar (pp. 25–46) which from the entries and obits seems to come from Herford in Westphalia. The MS was acquired by the first Prefect of the Ambrosiana, Antonio Olgiati, possibly during his literary tour ca. 1606, when he also acquired the palimpsest Ambros. O. 136 sup. (see CLA 3.357), with which our MS has some points of similarity.
CLA Vol.	3
TM Number	TM 66456
Support	Parchment
Contents	Testamentum Novum, Evangelia (Vetus Latina, Io 13.3–17).
Name	Fragmentum Mediolanense.
Script Commentary	Script is a bold, well-formed uncial by a master scribe: the second stroke of N curves slightly upward at the end and does not reach the base-line.
Notes	☛Index Tironianorum.
Collections	Text: MSS containing Gospel text Text: MSS containing biblical text (including Gospels)
Last modified	19 April 2022