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• Rome Italy Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Sessoriano 39 (1372) foll. 83–90v

Written in Italy and most likely in the North, to judge by the script. The MS was apparently read and punctuated by a Beneventan corrector. Some parts of the miscellany come from Nonantola, and the same presumably is true of the uncial part.

Script is a bold but rather undisciplined uncial: the bow of uncial A is often raised above the base-line; the second upright of N is markedly comma-shaped; the final stroke of R is low; the top of T is yoke-shaped; LL run together; i-longa occurs initially. A contemporary correction in uncial is seen on fol. 89v.

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• Text: MSS containing exegetical works