Volume / Number: 3 / 368

CLA	368
Shelfmarks	Modena Italy Archivio Capitolare O. I 11
Script	Italian Pre-Caroline Minuscule
Date	VIII–IX (780 - 820)
Origin and Provenance	Written in Italy, probably in the region where it is still preserved. The words at the end of the Chronicon (fol. 21v), 'dehinc usque ad XXVII cristianissimi et piissimi domni carolo magni regis francorum et langobardorum in italia', are by the original scribe and fix the date of writing in the year 801.
CLA Vol.	3
TM Number	TM 66469
Support	Parchment
Contents	Isidorus, Chronicon; Medica Varia; Apuleius, Opus Incertum?
Script Commentary	Script is an Italian pre-Caroline minuscule making calligraphic use of such ligatures as te, fi, ri, ti (for both hard and soft sounds), nt (even in mid-word), and ant (at line-end); c is often broken; i-longa is regular; the shoulder of r occasionally extends above the letter following.
Notes	☛Bischoff, Katalog 2 nos. 2795 and 2796. ☛Beccaria, I codici di medicina del periodo presalernitano no. 93.
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Last modified	20 April 2021