Volume / Number: 5 / 564b

• Paris France Bibliothèque Nationale de France Lat. 6400 G (foll. 146–193)

Origin probably North France, to judge by certain script peculiarities and by the manner of ruling quires. For later history see preceding items (CLA 5.564a, 565, 566).

Script is a small, not very expert uncial of a late type with strokes often left unjoined. The contemporary half-uncial seen on fol. 147 is a distinctly French type. The trick of using capital DE in the Capitula written in uncial, and of introducing other letters in capitals in the otherwise uncial chapter-headings seems characteristic of scribes from the North of France.

☛Mostert, Fleury, BF1082.

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• Provenance: Fleury library (Mostert 1989)