Volume / Number: 4 / 445

CLA	445
Shelfmarks	Turin Italy Biblioteca Nazionale A.II.2* (fol.113) (now lost, destroyed by fire in 1904)
Script	Rustic Capital
Date	V–VI (480 - 520)
Origin and Provenance	Written no doubt in Italy. Re-used in the early eighth century, presumably at Bobbio, to make a restoration in Turin G. V. 37, a MS of Cyprian described below (CLA 4.464). Separated from this MS by A. Peyron, the discoverer of the palimpsest. Destroyed by fire in 1904.
CLA Vol.	4
TM Number	TM 66552
Support	Parchment
Contents	Cicero, In Verrem (2.1.17.44–45).
Script Commentary	Script is calligraphic Rustic capital: the end of G curls in; the first and last strokes of M are oblique; N is broad; U has the uncial form; US in ligature at line-end.
Notes	☛Formerly Turin, Biblioteca Nazionale A.II.2 (fol. 113) [palimpsest old].
Collection	Text: MSS with texts available in the Bobbio library during the Lombard period (Zironi, 2004)
Last modified	30 April 2019