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CLA 402
Shelfmarks
  • Naples Italy Biblioteca Nazionale IV. A. 8 (foll. 36–39) [palimpsest old]
Script Uncial
Date VI² (551 - 600)
Origin and Provenance

Written doubtless in Italy. Rewritten at Bobbio in the eighth century. Fol. 38 contains the fifteenth-century ex-libris 'Liber scꞇi columbani [de bobio]'. For the later history of the MS see CLA 3.400.

CLA Vol. 3
TM Number TM 66506
Support Parchment
Contents Iustinianus, Digesta (10).
Script Commentary

Script is a stately uncial with some artificial features, as forked finials and hair-lines: uncial E is roundish and the hasta is above the middle; the two bows of uncial M are almost closed; N is broad, the two uprights being fine and the oblique stroke thick; the cross-stroke of T has a wedge-shaped thickening at both ends. A marginal rubric in excellent contemporary half-uncial occurs on fol. 39.

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